Primarily you hire the yacht and captain as a whole, and for your friends and family alone. It is a private cruise, rented for private use. 

Yes. The private cruise is ideal for a couple who want to have a private cruise, or a small group to see the amazing nature and cruise with your own captain guiding you through the fjords.

Most of our cruises start in Stavanger, Norway. The pickup point is in Stavanger city centre, while the main harbour or departure point may be a short drive from there, depending on the cruise and logistics.

For multi-day cruises, the start and end point can often be adapted. Some cruises start and end in Stavanger, while longer routes may continue along the coast towards Bergen, Hardangerfjord or other destinations in Western Norway.

We will always confirm the exact meeting point, timing and transport details before your cruise.

Lysefjord is one of the most spectacular fjords in Norway, and travelling by private yacht gives you a peaceful and comfortable way to see it from the water.

A 2–3 day cruise gives you more time to slow down and experience the fjords properly. You may cruise through Lysefjord, visit Flørli, stop near small villages, enjoy meals onboard, swim from the yacht, use the tender, try paddleboarding, go for short hikes or simply relax on deck.

The route can be tailored to your group. Some guests want an active itinerary with hikes and activities, while others prefer quiet anchorages, good food, beautiful views and time onboard.

A 5–6 day cruise can combine several of the best highlights in South-Western Norway. The route may include Stavanger, Lysefjord, Pulpit Rock, Kjerag, Flørli, Røvær, Rosendal, Hardangerfjord, Murangerfjord, Folgefonna Glacier and Bergen.

This type of cruise is ideal for guests who want to see more of Norway in one seamless journey, without changing hotels every night. You travel in comfort, enjoy meals onboard and wake up close to new fjord landscapes, villages and experiences.

The Private Cruise Stavanger-Kjerag and back are a 7 hours cruise, included an excursion at the old power plant village Flørli with the world’s longest wooden staircase, 4444 steps from sea level to the top of the mountains. (possibly with snow on top).

A typical multi-day cruise combines fjord cruising, scenic stops, meals onboard, time to relax, optional activities and visits to small coastal villages or natural attractions.

For example, a 2–3 day cruise may focus on Lysefjord, Ryfylke, Pulpit Rock, Flørli, waterfalls, quiet anchorages and beautiful island communities. A 5–6 day cruise can take you further along the west coast from Stavanger towards Bergen, Hardangerfjord, Rosendal, Røvær, Folgefonna and other highlights.

The exact route is never completely fixed. We adapt the itinerary to the weather, sea conditions, season and what you would like to experience.

No, our private cruises are flexible. We always plan a suggested route, but the final itinerary can be adjusted based on weather, guest preferences and local conditions.

This is one of the main benefits of booking a private cruise instead of joining a standard fjord tour. You have more freedom, more privacy and more opportunities to shape the experience around your group.

Normally not in the high season, as the Yacht has a busy schedule, but pending availability, yes – ask the captain.

Some stops depend on weather, harbour availability, season and timing. We will help plan a route that gives you the best possible experience within the time available.