Ski & Sail
Lofoten
What to expect on your ski and sail expedition
From the moment you set foot in the port, you will be escorted to our traditional sailboat, Norøy. You’ll be accompanied by an expert ski guide as we will set sail through breathtaking Norwegian fjords, stopping only to find the best spots for off-piste and backcountry skiing in Norway, while staying mindful of weather and any avalanche risks.
Once anchored, you will reach the shore via dinghy to access pristine, remote ski slopes that are otherwise unreachable.
Don’t worry, this Arctic expedition is not all about skiing. You will also have the unique opportunity to learn traditional Norwegian sailing skills and get hands-on experience to become a confident sailor.
After thrilling days spent enjoying the Arctic cold, you will get a moment to wind down. Enjoy a relaxing sauna and a warm meal to recharge your batteries.
To guarantee the best experience and the utmost level of safety, each eco-friendly ski trip itinerary is carefully curated to reflect the latest weather conditions.
Ski & Sail
Lofoten
22 Feb 2026
01 Mar 2026
08 Mar 2026
15 Mar 2026
22 Mar 2026
29 Mar 2026
7-Day Northern Norway
ski and sail itinerary
Details
What's included
- Food and beverages consumed in the boat
- Saunas
- Ski guide
- Bed shits, towels, pillows & duvets
- Transport from & to Svolvaer/Lyngen airport to the meeting point
- Boat equipment: dinghy, fishing equipment, kayaks/sups
- Experienced & local Arctic Skipper
- Polaroid pictures of the trip
- Sailing lesson
- Safety equipment
Not included
- Alcoholic beverages, you can drink alcohol in the boat but you need to bring your own
- SPA extras such massages
- Professional photos of the trips (You want HD memories? Ask for it during you booking stage)
- Ski gears
- Travel to & from Lofoten & Lyngen Alps
- Personal travel insurance & cancellation insurance
- Private meals and beverage in cafes and restaurant
FAQ
Meet Norøy: your wooden home at sea
Norøy means “Northern Island” – Her name, Norøy, means “Northern Island” in Norwegian, a tribute to the rugged resilience of the Arctic landscapes she was made to navigate.