NORWAY

Embark on an unforgettable expedition in Norway, where the breathtaking fjords serve as the perfect backdrop for swimming with majestic orcas and humpback whales. Experience the thrill of face-to-face with these incredible creatures in their natural habitat, while surrounded by stunning landscapes. This adventure promises not only excitement but also a deep connection with nature. Join us for an experience that will leave you in awe of the of the ocean.

Norway Expedition

Destination

Norway

Dates

October 25-31, 2027: Sold out

November 1-7, 2027: Sold out

Suitable for:

Freediving

Diving in the Arctic

Join me for an ethical, authentic, and intimate into the heart of the Arctic. Experience the breathtaking landscapes and connect its remarkable inhabitants, all while embracing sustainable practices. This trip offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the beauty and culture of this pristine environment.

Out here nature is our itinerary, where it leads us we will. Swimming with whales by day, and watching the northern lights by night.

What Makes This Trip Unique?

Life on the sailboat, Draco

Enjoy the beauty of the unknown, and living wherever the action is instead of traveling through the cold every day to find it.

Small group

Max 7 people per trip, to remain intimate between us and the whales.
Smaller group keep the experience safe, and ethical

Local Captain

The local knowledge helps us make decisions, and move respectfully through the water and maximize the quality of everyones experience.

Ethical Encounters

This is so important, as these animals are incredibly special and deserve every ounce of respect. They are the reason we are here, and we need to remember that.
Patience is a virtue, and with it comes better encounters when they are calculated and respectful.
We do not chase whales ever

What To Expect

No Set Daily Schedule — We Follow Nature’s Pace

Up here in the Arctic, everything moves on nature’s terms. Weather, wind, light, and wildlife activity change constantly, so instead of a fixed itinerary, each day unfolds based on what the ocean and the animals are doing.

A day with us might look like:
• checking the latest weather and herring movements
• cruising toward the fjords with the best potential
• watching orcas and humpbacks from the deck as the action develops
• hopping into the dinghy when conditions allow for a closer look
• optional snorkeling sessions if behavior, visibility, and safety all line up
• heading back to a sheltered spot to warm up, review photos, and chat about the plan for tomorrow

No two days look the same. Every experience is shaped by the moment—guided by the wild, not a rigid schedule.

When possible we will enjoy the end of the day taking walks on land, having a fire or enjoying a sauna.

Requirements

To keep everyone safe and comfortable throughout the expedition, this trip is designed for guests who are:

• in solid physical and mental health
• able to move confidently around a boat and get in and out of the dinghy
• comfortable spending time in cold, Arctic conditions
• respectful of wildlife, guidelines, and safety procedures
• within a healthy weight range, since dinghy operations, cold-water gear, and balance on deck can be physically demanding

For those interested in snorkeling with orcas:

• prior snorkeling or freediving experience is strongly recommended
• you should feel confident in open water and in cold environments

If you’re unsure whether this trip is the right fit, Let's chat! Im happy to answer any questions!

Whats Included/Not

Included

Navigation aboard our Arctic expedition vessel
Cabin accommodation (shared)
Full board during the days at sea
All whale-watching and cetacean observation activities
Dinghy access for closer encounters
Continuous photography and nature guidance
Safety briefings and in-water preparation
Presentation on Norways wildlife
Meals are included but we share cooking responsibilities
Pick up in Tromso, and Drop off in Tromso

Not Included

Flights
Hotel in Tromso before/after the expedition
Snorkeling equipment rental
Travel insurance (mandatory)
Alcoholic beverages and personal expenses

DRACO, our little home

Life on Draco, is part of the adventure. She’s a true Arctic sailboat.. cozy, sturdy, and built for exploring fjords and wild coastlines. Because of her design, we live in close quarters, and that closeness is a beautiful part of the experience.

Cabins are small and shared, with just enough space for the essentials. You’ll fall asleep to the soft sounds of the sea, wake up to snowy mountain views, and share the rhythm of daily life with a small group of like-minded ocean lovers.The boat has three shared showers and bathrooms, and we rotate respectfully. It becomes a smooth, easy routines, quick hot showers, light usage, and lots of communication. Most guests find that by day two, it already feels natural.

Living on Draco is truly about connection: with nature, with simplicity, and with each other. It’s comfortable, warm, and communal exactly the kind of environment that makes Arctic expeditions unforgettable.