Real arctic sailing.

North Cape

Wintertime

North Cape in wintertime

We invite all lovers of unusual expeditions on a winter cruise towards Nordkapp. 

We will start our adventure in Tromso – in a city called the gates of the Arctic. Sailing through the Norwegian Sea, we will sail into the Barents Sea, sail around Knivskjellodden – the northernmost cape in Europe and reach Nordkapp. 

The cruise will end in Tromso. 

What else awaits you? – all the splendor of the arctic world – there will be snowstorms under sail, trekking, we have a good chance of seeing the northern lights – maybe we will be able to meet a whale.

When?

  • 06-16.02.2026; IceHammer, JoinUs

Price:

  • €1500/pp (bunk)
  • €428/pp (food/ fuel/ ports/guide) 
  • €50- €75- insurance
  • + flights 

Discounts:

  • 5% repater clients
  • Groups: (  pax3: 5%, pax4:10%)

The Map

Map is one of the possibilities of sailing according to actual weather conditions. The final trip is agreed between guide & skipper.

Schedule

Day 1
Check in
Tromso

Arrival, provisions, quick tour of the city

Day 2-3
Sail:48h (200NM)
Set sails to Nordkapp

If the weather is favorable, we'll do our best to reach the North Cape in a single passage.

Day 4
Exploring the area by land
Nordkapp

We have two possible berthing options:

• Honningsvåg– more sheltered, though located farther from Nordkapp. Organized tours are available.

• Skarsvåg – the closest port to Nordkapp. For those who do not wish to take a guided tour, it is possible to get there independently by car or scooter. You can also cross the neighbouring peninsula on foot.

Day 5
Sail: 6-10h (40 NM)
Passage to Havoysund

Havøysund is regarded as one of the region’s hidden gems and is well worth a stop. Depending on the weather, we may either sail the shortest route or take a longer course around the North Cape. Ultimately, the conditions at sea will determine our route.

Day 6
Sail:5h, (40 NM)
Hammerfest

Our next destination is Hammerfest. As we make our way south along the Finnmark coast, we will pass remote islands, dramatic headlands and sheltered sounds. The exact route will depend on weather and sea conditions, but the journey itself promises to be every bit as rewarding as the destination.

Day 7
Sail: 8-16 h (40-80 NM)
Skiervoy/ Hasvik

Skjervøy is one of the more interesting towns in the region, so we’ll stop there for a short visit. An alternative is Hasvik, a much more remote settlement offering a gentle climb, a short hike, and spectacular views like those shown in the photos. Which destination we choose will depend largely on the weather forecast.

Day 8-9
Sail: 6-10 h (30-50 NM)
Passage to Vannvag/ Arnoya

At this time of year, it is even possible to spot a whale in the fjords shortly after departing from Tromsø. Our goal is to sail as far northeast as conditions allow, getting as close to the North Cape as possible. Along the way, Vannvåg makes for a pleasant stop and a good place to enjoy the quiet beauty of the Arctic coast.

Day 10
Disembarkation
Tromso
In the morning, we catch a flight from Tromsø and begin our journey home. While the voyage comes to an end, the memories of the Arctic coast, remote harbours, and the North Cape will stay with us long after we return.

Gallery

Watch the movies made during escapades of our clients:

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Contact

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