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The best sailingplan is to be 100% flexible, because at sea, every day works out different then expected. You have many unexpected moments. On the

After we visited Wick, we sailed further south on the on the Northeast coast of Scotland. It’s a rough coast, with not many harbours, so

After the Shetland islands we sailed south to the Orkney islands. These are the last group of islands above the northeast part of Scotland, before

After crossing the North Sea, and sailing into the Port of Lerwick on the Shetland Islands, we were excited to explore the area!The landscape is

Our next adventure was to make the crossing from Norway to the UK! Because we plan to sail coming months through Scotland and England, that

We have been sailing for half a year now and it has already been one of the best choices we have ever made! We started

‘There is no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothing’. I start laughing when a happy Norwegian tells me this in the middle of

After we arrived at the most northern point in Norway, the Northcape (read about our trip with Hurtigruten in blog 21), we rented a car

We are enjoying Norway so much: the spectacular nature, beautiful villages and the relaxed people! So we wanted to experience more of the country. But

When we got out of the Geirangerfjord, we were back again to the westcoast of Norway, ready to visit more of the islands there and

We were going to visit the last fjord in West Norway, which is on the UNESCO world heritage list: the Geirangerfjord. The S-shape form of

After spending a long weekend at the city of Bergen and visited islands like Fedje, it was time to discover the next fjord: Sogneford. In