A sprawling cityscape meets the tranquil waters of a bay dotted with green islands under a clear blue sky.

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Oslo’s one million residents squeeze every drop of excitement from summer. Mornings are spent paddleboarding past the seaside Opera House. Lunch is communal tables of kimchi or pad thai at Street Food, a food venue that rocks until 3am. Afternoons can be spent around seawater fjord pools, although our advice is to anchor your Jacuzzi nearby. Add ziplines, eBikes and forest trails. Finish with a Norwegian cocktail containing seaweed and spruce on deck.

Yachts For Charter

Yachts Available in Oslo

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A sleek black and white yacht glides through the calm blue ocean under a hazy sky.
A luxurious superyacht with a helipad and swimming pool anchors in the crystal-clear turquoise waters near a tropical island.

Air

  • 81M

  • 12 Guests

  • Built 2011

  • Refitted 2024

From $925,000  p/w
Minimalist styling meets pure indulgence with a sleek interior, massage room, steam room, and an 8-metre pool for serene relaxation.
A large, luxurious yacht is floating on the serene, turquoise waters of the ocean, surrounded by a clear blue sky dotted with fluffy white clouds.

Aqua Lares

  • 77M

  • 30 Guests

  • Built 1974

  • Refitted 2015

From $539,000  p/w
Extraordinary adventure is possible on Aqua Lares, a superyacht accommodating up to 30 guests in world-class comfort.
The gleaming white superyacht Lunasea glides through calm blue waters under a clear sky.

Lunasea

  • 73M

  • 12 Guests

  • Built 2017

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The sensational amenities include an 8m infinity pool, a large beach club with sea level terraces, a cinema and wellness centre.
A classic white yacht cruises through the deep blue ocean under a clear sky.
A luxurious yacht with an outdoor dining setup and a hot tub sails on calm, blue waters under a bright sky.

Marala

  • 59M

  • 12 Guests

  • Built 1931

  • Refitted 2024

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Where heritage meets luxury—this exquisite restoration features Art Deco interiors, elegant detailing, and serene jacuzzi pools.
A luxurious superyacht glides through calm waters at sunset, with a golden sky illuminating the horizon.
The expansive deck of a luxury yacht offers a stunning view of the ocean under a cloudy sky.

Solace

  • 57M

  • 10 Guests

  • Built 2005

  • Refitted 2025

From €390,000  p/w
Unique exploration ensured with a global circumnavigation charter route, enjoy this yachts long-range abilities and luxury features.
A majestic schooner cuts through the deep blue ocean, its sails billowing in the wind.

Elena of London

  • 55M

  • 10 Guests

  • Built 2009

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Experience ultimate sailing aboard this 1928 transatlantic race replica, blending Golden Age charm with modern luxury and enjoyment.
A sleek white yacht named Mirage cruises through the deep blue ocean, accompanied by a smaller tender boat.
A grand yacht leads a trio of smaller boats through the deep blue sea, leaving frothy white wakes in its path.

Mirage

  • 53M

  • 12 Guests

  • Built 1979

  • Refitted 2026

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Classic charm meets modern luxury in a refined refit, with a generous sun deck, jacuzzi, and a toy box built for ocean escapes.
A sleek dark yacht cuts through the deep blue ocean, its decks offering a luxurious vantage point.
A sleek, dark yacht cuts through the deep blue ocean under a dramatic, cloudy sky.

Highlander

  • 49M

  • 12 Guests

  • Refitted 2025

From €150,000  p/w
A sleek helipad doubling as sun deck and a versatile beach club, perfect for watersport adventures.
A luxurious yacht anchors in the crystal-clear turquoise waters near a lush tropical island.
A majestic dark blue yacht glides through choppy blue waters under a vast expanse of white sails.

Thandeka

  • 37M

  • 8 Guests

  • Built 1999

  • Refitted 2017

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Discover the world's most exotic locations in total comfort and experience the thrill of sailing on Thandeka.
The sleek yacht Farfalla cuts through the sparkling blue water under a clear sky.

Farfalla

  • 32M

  • 8 Guests

  • Built 2014

  • Refitted 2019

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Thrilling under sail, enjoy alfresco dining from dawn to dusk, with water toys to satisfy every ocean-going craving around the clock.
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YACHT CHARTER ITINERARIES

INSPIRATIONAL ITINERARIES in the BALTIC SEA

A vibrant cityscape unfolds under a bright blue sky, with lush green trees framing historic buildings and the glistening sea in the distance.

11 Days

Discover the Baltic Sea

Bergen to Riga. The Land of Fairytales, the Baltics may be small, but culturally, it is as diverse as it is beautiful.

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Modern skyscrapers reflect beautifully in the calm waters of Oslo's harbor at sunset.

Reasons to visit Oslo

Contemporary Capital

New museums dedicated to Edvard Munch and the Kon-Tiki expedition make Oslo a cultural nexus. In 2022 the National Museum (the largest art gallery in Scandinavia) opened to showcase fine art and sea views from its cuboid glass roof. There are more sculptures - in the sea. Kayak into Oslofjord to see a permanent installation by Jason deCaires Taylor, where 12 humanoid figures float tethered by an 'umbilical cord' to the seabed. It’s aquatic culture.

Oslo Strolls

Oslo’s one million residents squeeze every drop of excitement from summer. Mornings are spent paddleboarding past the seaside Opera House. Lunch is communal tables of kimchi or pad thai at Street Food, a food venue that rocks until 3am. Afternoons can be spent around seawater fjord pools, although our advice is to anchor your Jacuzzi nearby. Add ziplines, eBikes and forest trails. Finish with a Norwegian cocktail containing seaweed and spruce on deck.

Colorful houses dot the green hillsides overlooking a tranquil blue bay with a distant cityscape.
Charming string lights illuminate a brick-lined walkway lined with outdoor seating and vibrant floral arrangements.

Neo Nordic Nibbles

Norway was once a nation famed for $15 hot dogs. No more. Michelin three star restaurants like Maaemo are temples to traditional ingredients, like scallops with foraged chanterelle mushrooms. As lemons don't grow in Norway, Maeemo uses ants (which give an acidic tang) instead. Foodies should hit Mathallen in the vibrant Vulkan district. Eat up 30 outlets from pintxos to Pakistani. Your yacht chef can purchase cloudberries and king crab. Dinner is ready when you are.

Island Hopping In Oslo Fjord

Beaches. Monsteries. Gun emplacements. Nature reserves. Ask your Y.CO charter yacht captain to cruise the green islands of Oslofjord. Lindøya has Scandi cottages. Gressholmen is best for wild swimming. Langøyene has sandy volleyball nets. Hovedøya is completely wild. The waterway is the ultimate environment to break out the toys. Wakeboards, sailboats and kayaks come into their own. 

A serene body of water reflects the lush green hills and a small island dotted with trees under a pale blue sky.
A modern, wave-like glass structure bridges a flowing river amidst a vibrant autumn forest.

The Twist @ Kistefos Sculpture Park

Northern Europe's largest sculpture park (imagine mega-installations by Anish Kapoor and Yayoi Kusama lost in a forest) has a new addition. Welcome to The Twist. A bendy building that spans across a shimmering river, to host 1,000 square metres of art inside. Floor-to-ceiling windows bend portraits and perceptions. The New York Times called The Twist a "must-see". Even the restrooms are adorned with pieces from digital 3D artist Tony Oursler.

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The modern architecture of the Oslo Opera House reflects beautifully on the calm blue waters of the fjord.

When to Go

When to Go

Summer, when you can leap into Oslofjord. Spend lazy days at anchor eating crab soup and blueberry waffles. Or jog around Frognerparken, Oslo's biggest green space. Avoid January, when three out of four days are below freezing.

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A lone figure in an orange beanie gazes out at a serene turquoise lake nestled between majestic, cloud-kissed mountains.

What to Pack

What to Pack

Walking shoes. Because Havnepromenaden, the 8km trail along Oslofjord, is one the world’s best urban promenades. It weaves through nature, beaches, marinas, coffee stops and food trucks. Your tender can escort you halfway.

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The imposing prow of an ancient Viking ship is dramatically displayed within a museum's arched hall.

Don't Miss

Don't Miss

The Norwegian Maritime Museum. Norway has a salty sailing heritage. Exhibits include Gjøa, the first vessel to transit the Northwest Passage, with polar explorer Roald Amundsen at the helm. The Viking Ship Museum sits around the corner.

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