challenging
30 days
Participants should be in excellent physical condition with strong paddling stamina and endurance for daily long-distance kayaking.
Paddle 30 days from Brønnøysund across the Arctic Circle to the Lofoten Islands on an epic sea kayak expedition beneath the endless glow of Norway’s Midnight Sun. Discover hidden fjords, towering cliffs, and secluded villages on this one-of-a-kind adventure.
€ 14 400 per person | All Ages | 30-day sea kayak expedition under the mid-night sun
Embark on a 30-day adventure with Norway’s Nordland Exploratory Sea Kayak Trip, starting in Brønnøysund and journeying north across the Arctic Circle to the stunning Lofoten Islands. Experience the thrill of an uncharted route, discovering breathtaking archipelagos and fjords, where each day brings new surprises and unforgettable moments.
Per Person (All Ages): € 14 400
30-Days (Contact us to join the challenge for a shorter period).
Norway’s Nordland Exploratory Sea Kayak Trip begins at the southern most end of the providence where we paddle North to the Northern boarder of the Troms, Providence in the Lofoten Islands. We meet in Brønnøysund, Nordland’s most southern city. Brønnøysund is a quaint coastal city that once was a major trading center on the sailing route from Bergen to the Lofoten Islands; it is here we do our final preparations of our sea kayak journey through Nordland.
Norway’s Nordland Exploratory Sea Kayak Trip is unlike any other sea kayak trip. There is no set route, planned stopping places or scheduled overnight campsites. This is a journey, a discovery in its truest sense with everyday unique and undetermined waiting to unfold as we navigate our way through numerous archipelagos, fjords & charming northern settlements
Pack layers and waterproof gear as weather can shift quickly even in summer.
Maintain a steady daily distance to enjoy scenery without fatigue on this extended trip.
Keep a safe distance from sea eagles and seals to avoid disturbing them.
Camp and travel responsibly to minimize impact on pristine coastal environments.
Nordland’s coastal region has been home to fishing communities since Viking times, with many legends tied to the sea and landscape.
The route emphasizes eco-friendly travel and minimal environmental impact to safeguard fragile Arctic ecosystems.
Critical for stability, control, and staying dry in cold Arctic waters.
summer specific
Keep clothing and gear dry amidst splashes and occasional rain.
summer specific
Allows quick adjustments to Arctic temperature fluctuations and wind.
summer specific
Protect skin and eyes from prolonged sun exposure during endless daylight.
summer specific