400 miles northward: North Sea sailing trip

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400 miles northward: North Sea sailing trip

2,200 €

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The Eye of the Wind, her crew and guests begin this year's North Sea season with a very special voyage of discovery: from Hamburg we set course northward and sail along the southern Norwegian coast as far as Stavanger at the entrance to Høgsfjord. The parade of sail at the close of Hamburg's 838th Harbour Birthday is also the start of the trip! Here in Hamburg, Germany's "gateway to the world", our traditional vessel had her home port from her launch in 1911 until 1916.

After sailing down the Elbe, a stopover is planned on Germany's only offshore island, Helgoland. The red rock island with its landmark "Lange Anna" sea stack, visible from afar, offers visitors numerous duty-free shopping opportunities. Use the stay for a walk through the natural landscape of Helgoland's upper plateau or a visit to the North Sea Aquarium.

Depending on the weather and the voyage's progress, a call at Flekkefjord is possible. The fascination of the Norwegian coastal landscape is tangible here, as we reach this harbour town, located a little inland, only through a narrow fjord. Use the afternoon and early evening for a stroll through the "Holländerstadt" (Dutch Town) district with its narrow lanes and wooden houses.

Our trip ends in Stavanger on the majestic Lysefjord. Here you disembark with a kitbag full of travel memories.

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Karsten/ marevent.de

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