Invite your clients to sail through Norway’s legendary fjords aboard their personalized SEADREAM yacht—intimate, all-inclusive, and designed for true explorers. Among the highlights: the remote Lofoten Islands, home to Lofoten Links—one of the most spectacular and remote golf courses on earth.
Set dramatically along the Arctic Ocean, Lofoten Links is not only the northernmost 18-hole championship course in the world, but also one of the only places they can tee off under the midnight sun. This 11-day itinerary calls outdoor enthusiasts to charming towns and seaside cities—Olden, Vik, Rørvik, Ålesund, and Bergen—and crosses the Arctic Circle in a rare navigational milestone.
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Experience the long daylight hours of the midnight sun as you begin your voyage in the “Gateway to the Arctic,” ripe in polar history.
Tee off at Lofoten Links, complete with extended daylight hours and surreal coastal views for an unforgettable once-in-a-lifetime experience.
An authentic fishing village renowned for its scenic location by the majestic Lofoten Peaks, Reine is your gateway to the Lofoten Islands.
Surrounded by nature and tall mountains that soar above the blue Ofotfjord, the area teems with wildlife and is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts.
Perched at the entrance of the Geirangerfjord, a UNESCO World Heritage site, Ålesund is your gateway to some of the region’s most spectacular fjords.
Explore abundant sheltered beaches like Refviksanden, or hike to one of Måløy’s four scenic lighthouses, guiding ships safely around the sea passage of Stad for centuries.
Surrounded by steep mountains, blue glaciers, and bubbling waterfalls, Olden presents abundant kayaking, hiking, and biking opportunities.
Surrounded by stunning fjords and mountains, Vik offers a glimpse into Norway’s past with well-preserved historical sites like the Hopperstad Stave Church and Hove Stone Church.
A UNESCO World Heritage site, filled with carefully preserved wooden buildings restored as shops, cafés, and museums. Stroll across Fisketorget, the open-air fish market, or ride the funicular to the top of Mt. Fløien and admire sweeping views before visiting composer Edvard Grieg’s birth home.
Discover historic charm and maritime culture through Kvinnherad Church, built in 1255, the Folgefonn Center, the Skaaluren Ship Building Museum, and Scandinavia’s smallest castle, the Barony Rosendal manor house and gardens. Hike the Myrdalsvatnet Trail or explore Folgefonna National Park and glacier lake, perfect for kayaking.
Settled in 1400s as a fishing village, this remote coastal town provides stunning landscapes of white-sand beaches, unwavering grassland, and verdant forest. Notable is its Old Church, which since 1775 has been buried in sand, and the Skagen Museum, holding the impressionist works of the Skagen Painters, who drew inspiration from the area’s abundant natural light.
Explore Norway’s capital on your own at the head of the Oslofjord: the waterside Norwegian Maritime Museum, the iconic Opera House, The Akershus Fortress, and the world-famous Munch Museum, home to Norwegian artist Edvard Munch’s iconic painting The Scream.SeaDream Yacht Club, 601 Brickell Key Drive, Miami, FL 33131, United States
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