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Sun Deck
Open air, 360° horizon
The highest point on the ship — a teak-decked expanse with loungers, a heated plunge pool and an unobstructed view in every direction. Where mornings begin with coffee and the first sighting of land.
Aboard MS Kestrel
Five decks. One horizon.
Scroll through the ship, deck by deck — from the open teak of the Sun Deck down to the Bridge, where the course for tomorrow gets set tonight.
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Observation Lounge
Glass, brass, and charts
A wraparound glass lounge with a small library, a chart table where the day's course is pinned each morning, and the ship's only bar — poured by people who know your name by the second night.
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Cabins
Six suites, twelve guests
Six cabins, each with a private balcony or picture window facing the water. No interior rooms, no exceptions — every guest wakes up to the sea.
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Dining Room
One seating, one table
A single long table run by a chef who shops the ports we call at. Breakfast is whenever you wake; dinner is whenever the catch comes in.
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Bridge
Open-bridge policy
Unlike most ships this size, our bridge is open to guests at almost any hour. Come watch the captain thread a fjord, or just ask why the water changes colour.
The flagship route
Northern Fjords
The flagship route: a slow climb up the Norwegian coast through UNESCO fjords, past waterfalls that fall straight into the sea, and into the Arctic gateway of Tromsø.
- Nights
- 7
- Ports
- 4
- From
- $6,400
The vessel
MS Kestrel
A 54-metre expedition yacht, purpose-built for small crossings and quiet harbours too tight for anything larger.
- Length
- 54m
- Guests
- 12
- Crew
- 18
- Decks
- 5
Voyages
Three routes. One horizon each time.
Onboard life
Beyond the itinerary
Dining
A single long table, a chef who shops the ports we call at, and no menu printed more than a day in advance.
Wellness
A cedar sauna on the Sun Deck, a cold-plunge off the swim platform, and mornings built around quiet.
Expedition
Two zodiac tenders, waterproof boots in every size, and a landing whenever the coastline asks for one.
Stargazing
The Sun Deck after dinner, blankets provided, and a sky with nothing between you and it.
“We stopped counting days.”
Request a voyage
Choose your horizon.
Twelve guests per departure. Tell us where you'd like the water to take you, and we'll take it from there.