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Green and pink aurora swirling over snowy peaks and a calm bay in Lofoten, Northern Norway.

69°39′N 018°57′E · TROMSØ

Aurora over Lofoten, N. Norway · stock photoAI-generated film · aurora over an Arctic fjord

The Arctic, by sail. Eight guests.

Home port Tromsø. Svalbard in summer; aurora and whale season in winter.

Cap II in numbers

  • 8

    guests. That's it.

  • 24 h

    of daylight, every Svalbard departure

  • 707 nm

    Longyearbyen to the North Pole

  • 77 ft

    navy-blue aluminium yacht

Two voyages. One boat.

  • A glacier front below snowy peaks, mirrored in a calm fjord scattered with floating ice, in north-west Spitsbergen, Svalbard.

    Jun–Jul 2027

    Svalbard

    Glaciers at midnight, in full sun.

    ~10 days · from Longyearbyen

    Request a Svalbard berth

    Fair Haven, NW Spitsbergen · stock photoAI-generated film · a Svalbard glacier at midnight sun

  • A bright green aurora curtain above a dark mountain under a starry sky near Tromsø, Northern Norway.

    Nov 2027 – Mar 2028

    Northern lights & whales

    Aurora on clear nights; orcas and humpbacks with the herring, Nov–Jan. Likely in season, never guaranteed.

    5–7 days · from Tromsø

    Request a northern lights & whales berth

    Balsfjord, near Tromsø · stock photoAI-generated film · humpback whale under the aurora, near Tromsø

The whole season, plotted.

Tap a waypoint.

518 nm
518 nm
Provisional

Longyearbyen 78°13′N 015°38′E

11.7°

Sun above the horizon at midnight, 21 June 2027.

The light decides.

One ring per port, one turn per year.

Any place, any date

Computed at sea level.

You sail the boat.

Not a cruise. Eight guests, and you're crew.

Cap II under sail in the Caribbean. Drone footage.
  • Stand watch

    02:00 in Svalbard: full daylight.

  • Trim the sails

    Helm, sheets, reefs.

  • Log your sea miles

    Signed by the skipper.

Cap II

Length
23.5 m
Hull
Aluminium
Cabins
6
Builder
CNB

At a glance

  • Season 2027–28
  • Our skipper and crew have sailed these waters many times
  • Dates provisional
  • Ice and weather decide the route
  • No payment taken

Before you ask.

Do I need sailing experience?

No. You sail as crew, with instruction aboard.

How cold is it?

Svalbard averages about 7 °C in July; Tromsø about −3 °C in January. Dress warm, not polar.

How do I get there?

Svalbard: fly via Oslo (about 3 h) or Tromsø (about 1.5 h). Winter: Tromsø.

What's included?

Your berth, all meals aboard, instruction and a place on watch. Flights and insurance aren't included.

Will we see aurora or polar bears?

Aurora: often, on clear winter nights. Polar bears: maybe, and only from 300–500 m in Svalbard. Never guaranteed.

Will we see whales?

Likely from November to January, when orcas and humpbacks follow the herring north of Tromsø; never guaranteed. We keep Norway's whale-safari rules: slow, quiet, parallel, never in the water with them.

Six cabins. One season. Request your berth.

No payment. No commitment. We reply personally.

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