Follow Skjoldungen on the summer voyage
On this page you can read the reportings Skjoldungen's crew sends home to the Viking Ship Museum in Roskilde. The ship departs from Høyanger July 1st and is expected back on September 1st depending on the weather.
The most recent logbook notes are at the top.
We're on the sea again!
After a weekend in Egersund, where the crew got their ship in shape and welcomed two new crew members, Skjoldungen…
Shipshape and new crec members ind Egersund
We arrived in Egersund in glorious sunshine and the wind in the sails. We got a nice sailing all the way in and…
Skjoldungen er i Tananger, lige ud for Stavanger
Torsdag den 11. juli: Tågen ligger tæt i Tananger torsdag morgen kl. 0800
50 nautical miles in 12 hours - 4 knots is a great speed for archipelago navigation!
Status report Wednesday, July 10 14:00:
Yesterday's sailing from Bekkjavik just became better and better as the…
The local press was in place on arrival at Haugesund
Picture series: Skjoldungen was welcomed to Haukesund by photographer Tor André Johannesen, who met it in a…
Skjoldungen sails in summer weather - make room on the sun deck!
Skjoldungen sailed on Tuesday morning at. 09.21 from Bekkjarvik with the course towards Bømlahavn. But the wind has…
On the way to Haugesund with a taste of the Atlantic
Tuesday, July 9 19:43: The evening sailing towards Haukesund offered a look at the big ocean and heavy traffic of…
From Bergen to Bekkjarvik
Yesterday's stage went from Bergen to Bekkjarvik a stage of 30 nautical miles. Today's sailing for oars and then…
Skjoldungen came to Bergen after a couple of good days sailing
The weekend featured narrow fjords, exciting currents and a glimpse of the Atlantic Ocean
Freshly caught fish and dry weather
The day started at 0100 where we packed the camp down and was ready to get out of the harbor at 02.00.
During…







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