Norway based Fairline Squadron 53 yacht, charters in Bergen and Lofoten on request!

One of the only a few luxury motor yachts available for private yacht charters in Norway, and permanently based there, is Squadron 53.   Apart from cruising in the deepest fjord in the world, you will discover many others on your itinerary which excludes any locations where big cruise ships may enter.  An exclusive skippered yacht charter by all means; Bergen invites you to visit now ....

Launched in 2018, MY SQUADRON 53 (56ft/17m) is an almost new motor boat, offered for skippered yacht charters out of Bergen region in Norway. You can discover the world's deepest fjords and most spectacular scenery during summer months in an area where there are virtually unlimited number of islands including Lofoten archipelago.
Accommodating up to 6 guests in 3 en suite cabins, families, couples and smaller groups alike can get an exclusive insight into some of the least explored European waterways.  Starting out of Hjellestad Marina near Bergen international airport, only a few minutes away, and only a few hours scenic ride from Oslo’s airport, your choices are unlimited.   With 2x725hp engines, and cruising speed of well over 20kn, your world in Norway is your oyster. 1.2m draught allows accessing most exclusive bays and anchorages and captains knowledge will leave you wanting for more.

The captain will invite you to lean back, relax and enjoy mesmerising views from the fly or aft deck or indeed an interior saloon in case it gets cold, as you will have 360-degree views from the interior as well. Generator and air con will sort out any climate differences if you will need it. Starting out of the deepest fjord in the world, between Hardangerfjorden and Sognefjorden, you can easily cruise into many others in no time.  Cruise ships are not in sight here; you and your captain will be the masters of a unique and bespoke itinerary to cover the most special parts of this protected coastline.

M/Y SQUADRON 53 offers private skippered yacht charters with security and in a self-sustaining environment from 36,000 NOK per day (12hrs max) during low season (Sept – May) and from 45,000 NOK during high season (June, July and August).  Weekend charter rates start from 109,000 NOK and go up to 129,000 NOK in high season, while weekly charter rates start from 180,000 NOK in low and 215,000 NOK in high season.  Euro prices are available on request.   APA is set at around 30% of the charter fee and is minimum around 6,000 Eur with obligatory cots for cleaning/disinfecting at 500 Eur+   Local VAT is to be added on top of any agreed charter rates.  Lower APA can be agreed for short term charters or for those with a small number of guests.
Negotiated deals, lastminute discounts and any special or long term requests can be discussed.

In case you are interested in chartering one of these or similar yachts or wish to consider purchasing one of the models which are offered for sale, do let us know by filling out the CHARTER REQUEST FORM or send us an email to charter@supersailyachts.com now.  

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Carlsberg company from Denmark chartered a luxury open motor yacht in Spain for one of their major marketing events. Refurbishing the chartered yacht for this event was organised by ourselves and the whole project, including the photos, documentary and new web site for the project went extremelly well.