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    Delphia 40

    Arctic Sky

    Arctic Sky is a Delphia 40, the smaller end of the fleet. She is stable, simple and well suited to groups of up to six who want a compact boat and short daily passages in the fjords around Tromsø. Whole boat, with skipper.

    Sails from Tromsø and Harstad

    Specifications

    Every berth is in a cabin; none are convertible saloon berths. Arctic Sky is chartered whole boat; we do not sell individual berths or cabins.

    Specifications for Arctic Sky
    Type Monohull sailing yacht
    Model Delphia 40
    Builder Delphia Yachts, Poland
    Year 2013
    Length 11.95 m
    Beam 3.94 m
    Draught 2.27 m
    Cabins 4
    Berths 8 berths, all in cabins
    Heads 2
    Engine 55 hp
    Fuel capacity 210 litres
    Water capacity 320 litres
    Guests, skippered Up to 6 guests
    Guests, bareboat Up to 8 guests

    A 2.27 m draught is deep for an 11.95 m boat: she uses the normal deep anchorages and harbours, and the skipper plans around shallow bays.

    How the cabins are laid out

    • Three double guest cabins
    • One bunk cabin — taken by the crew on a skippered voyage
    • Two heads

    Equipment

    Only equipment confirmed for Arctic Sky is listed here.

    Navigation and safety

    • Autopilot
    • Chartplotter at the helm
    • Radar

    Saloon and cabins

    • Heating below deck
    • Pillows and blankets for every berth
    • Hot shower

    Comfort and equipment

    • Galley with stove, oven, fridge and sink
    • Full set of galley equipment
    • Sprayhood over the companionway
    • Bow thruster
    • Tender with outboard

    Life on board

    Below deck, the saloon is the centre of the boat. It is heated, dry and warm enough to sit in base layers while the outside temperature is below freezing. Wet gear lives forward and stays out of the living space.

    Meals are cooked on board and eaten together around one table. Breakfast is early on active days and slower on passage days. There is no service hierarchy on Arctic Sky: the crew sail and cook, and guests help when they want to.

    Nights are quiet. At anchor there is no engine noise, and in most cases no other boat within sight. In winter the cabin lights go down early so the sky outside stays readable; in summer you learn to sleep in daylight.

    A day on board settles into a rhythm within about 48 hours. Sail, land, walk or ski or watch, return, eat, sleep. That rhythm is most of what guests describe when they talk about the trip afterwards.

    Practical information

    Practical information for Arctic Sky
    Home berth Eidkjosen, Tromsø
    Other bases Harstad
    Season Year-round
    Bareboat Available bareboat or with a skipper
    Boarding Boarding 16:00–19:00
    Disembarking Disembarking 07:00–09:00
    Bareboat requirements We accept a range of sailing licences. We may ask for a sailing résumé.
    Pets No pets aboard, out of consideration for guests with allergies

    Where she sails

    Arctic Sky sails from Tromsø and Harstad. Deployment varies by season, so we confirm the boat when we shape your proposal.

    Enquire about Arctic Sky

    Tell us your dates, group size and what you want out of the week. We reply within two working days with a whole-boat proposal.

    Start planning your Arctic journey.

    Tell us what you have in mind. We will come back to you within two working days with a considered answer — not a template.

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