Yachtcharter Harstad

Yacht charter Harstad

Harstad offers a wealth of sights and activities. History buffs will love Trondenes Church, the northernmost medieval church in the world, and Adolf Cannon, an impressive, well-preserved World War II fortification. Gourmets should be sure to try the region's fresh fish and seafood, especially stockfish, which is traditionally dried in Lofoten.

Getting there:
From Germany, the best way to reach Harstad is by plane. There are several direct flights from major German cities to Oslo, from where you can take a domestic flight to Harstad/Narvik. From the airport to the marina it is about 45 kilometers. There is a bus line to the marina, or you can take a cab. You can also find out about possible transfers in advance in our customer area.

Exploring on the water: Sailing in Harstad and surroundings

In the waters around Harstad, the lively town in the very north of Norway, a world full of unforgettable experiences and impressive landscapes opens up to sailing enthusiasts of all experience levels.

Lofoten, famous for its picturesque fishing villages such as Reine and Svolvær, is a paradise for anyone who wants to experience the traditional life of fishermen and taste the characteristic stockfish. The cozy rorbuer, traditional fishermen's cabins, invite you to spend the night and offer an authentic insight into the culture of the region.

At the same time, the Vesterålen archipelago delights with a wealth of nature experiences. Here you have the opportunity to experience the fascinating wildlife up close - whether it's whale and sea eagle watching or exciting hiking tours through the untouched nature.

In the midst of this natural beauty lies Tromsø, known as the "Gateway to the Arctic". Here you can experience cultural highlights such as the Polar Museum and the impressive Ice Sea Cathedral before ending the day with fresh seafood in one of the many restaurants.

Taking you even further into the rugged beauty of the Norwegian landscape is the island of Senja. It is the second largest island in Norway and offers dramatic landscapes that invite hiking and fishing. And of course, you can't miss the unique experience of the midnight sun.

Andenes, located at the northern end of Vesterålen, is another highlight. The town is known for its exciting whale watching tours and the fascinating Space Center, which will captivate any space enthusiast.

The sailing area around Harstad is characterized by favorable sailing conditions. The prevailing westerly winds facilitate progress, while the moderate tides make navigation uncomplicated. Thus, both beginners and experienced sailors can enjoy the variety of destinations and the natural beauty of the Norwegian coast to the fullest.

If the far north of Norway does not sound like enough sun for your summer vacation, you will find no less exciting destinations with Mediterranean flair and the sun of the south among the many sailing areas of Greece or Croatia.

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