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Private Yacht Charters · Western Norway

See Norway as a guest,
not a tourist.

Your own yacht, captain, host and private chef. Day charters on the Lysefjord from Stavanger, and three-day voyages from Bergen.

How you should see Norway

"The overall staff, the boat, and the tour in itself was all something we will never forget.!"

Brandon

Barolo III Yacht - Amazing!

"The views of the landscape and the fiords take your breath away and the moments you spent during all the trip are memorable!"

North Star

Way beyond any other cruise

"Nothing can be any better than this. Not just recommendable, but rather a must."

Carlos

Absolute must do

"I would highly recommend and the only thing I would change is that I didnt book it twice in a row. Will 100% do this again when I next visit!"

Mitch

Super sweet guides!

"A must!!! Really nice trip, where you get to see the Pulpit Rock from the water, waterfalls, caves etc. Super sweet guides"

Kristoffer

Bliss

"The crew of three worked together seamlessly and provided a lifetime memorable experience for us all."

Ginny

An impressive trip

"Helge is an experienced and friendly captain on a very well-maintained boat."

Tim

Exceptional fjords

"The best part of the trip has been the staff and the views from the boat, equally."

Arnau

A dream come true

"You are not buying an excursion, you are paying to make a dream come true."

Luis
Tripadvisor

MORE THAN A YACHT

A private Norway,
hosted by people who live here.

The yacht is only the beginning. What our guests remember is Helge, the host who knows every cove and every story; the chef who cooks with what was caught that morning; -  it is the closest thing to being invited home, to a floating hotel in some of the most beautiful scenery on earth.

Barolo III beneath a waterfall on the Lysefjord

Day Charters

Three, five or eight hours on the Lysefjord from Stavanger. From NOK 33,000.
Bergen

Multi-Day Charters

Bergen to Stavanger in three days, along a coast few travellers see.
A freshly caught lobster held up on deck

Dining on Board

A private chef, the morning’s catch, and a table at anchor beneath the waterfalls.
The stern of Barolo III, registered in Stavanger

The Yacht

Barolo III. A 72-foot Princess, crewed for you alone.
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ON FILM

A day on the Lysefjord,
as our guests see it.

Filmed aboard Barolo III on a full day from Stavanger.

DINING ON BOARD

The finest table in the fjord
has no address.

Langoustines and scallops from the coast, fruit and cider from Hardanger, lobster in its short autumn season. Cooked a few steps from your table by local chefs, and served at anchor beneath a waterfall.

I

Oyster

Hardanger apple, horseradish

II

Langoustine

brown butter, dill

III

Halibut

mussel sauce, the season’s greens

See dining on board

A chef at your table,
and the coast on a plate.

YOUR HOSTS

A crew of three,
and a host who knows every cove.

Your captain takes care of the yacht. Helge, our host and a true local, takes care of you: the stories, the hidden bays and the moment to stop the engines. A chef from the region cooks on board.

Guests can choose anything in the world. What they tell us they remember is the real thing: behind the scenes, local characters, and someone who actually knows the places.

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IN THE PRESS

Featured in The Luxury Report,
read the full story.

Private Cruise continues to strengthen its international presence. This season, we are proud to be featured across three full pages in Luxury Report Magazine, one of the most prestigious publications in the global luxury industry. Discover our story and what sets us apart, with our feature on pages 28–30.

Read the magazine

Private Cruise featured in The Luxury Report magazine, pages 28–30

FROM THE JOURNAL

Plan your trip,
with a little help.

Guides and stories from the fjords. Read the journal

Stavanger old harbour lit up at dusk

Is Norway Safe to Visit? A Practical Guide for 2026

What the official advisories say, and the few things worth knowing before you go.
Lysefjorden

What Is a Fjord? And Why the Lysefjord Is Norway’s Best-Kept Secret

How fjords were formed, and why the Lysefjord near Stavanger is so special.
Apple blossom above the Hardangerfjord in May

The Best Time to Visit the Norwegian Fjords, Season by Season

Spring waterfalls, summer light, autumn colour or winter silence.
Read the full Journal