Blue Dawn

Yacht

Beneteau First 47.7 Commodore

Skippered Yacht

Blue Dawn is a skippered sailing yacht available for charter from Bergen, Norway. A perfect starting point for discovering the breathtaking beauty of the Norwegian fjords and rugged coastline. This well-presented Beneteau First 47.7 Commodore is a performance cruiser with a strong reputation for combining speed, stability, and onboard comfort. Designed by Farr Yacht Design, she offers a thrilling sailing experience without compromising on space or amenities.

With 4 well-appointed cabins and 2 WCs, Blue Dawn comfortably accommodates up to eight guests, making her an ideal choice for families, groups of friends, or corporate retreats. The interior is warm and inviting, featuring a spacious saloon, fully equipped galley, and plenty of natural light throughout. On deck, she offers a generous cockpit, responsive handling, and all the equipment needed for both relaxed cruising and hands-on sailing.

Chartering Blue Dawn with a professional skipper allows you to enjoy a stress-free adventure while benefiting from local knowledge and sailing expertise. Whether you are gliding through Bergen’s UNESCO-protected fjords, anchoring in secluded bays, or visiting charming coastal towns, every voyage aboard Blue Dawn is tailored to your preferences and pace. This is more than just a sailing holiday — it’s an immersive journey through some of the most spectacular seascapes Northern Europe has to offer.yacht

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Beneteau First 47.7 Commodore

2004

14.5m

2.3m

4.5m

8 People

243 L

700 L

75hp Volvo Penta

Battened with Lazy Bag

Furling

LAYOUT

Blue Dawn, Beneteau First 47.7 commodore. Skippered Yacht Charter Bergen, Norway.

Sails:
Battened main sail, Lazy bag, Furling Jib,

Instruments:
Raymarine E80 + 120, Raymarine Chart plotter, Deck compass, GPS, Raymarine Autopilot, Log Speedometer, Echo Sounder, Wind direction, Raymarine VHF, AIS transducer

Entertainment:
Radio/CD, Cockpit Speakers

General:
Boat Hook, Land lines, Torch, Fenders, Binoculars, electronic charts, Paper charts, Cruising Guides, navigational tools

Interior:
Hot Water System, Webasto heater, Linens package includes pillow with case, sheets, blankets and towels

On-Deck:
Electric windlass, Electric halyard winch, Spray Hood, Bathing platform

Galley:
Refrigerator, Cutlery, Coffee machine, 2 burner gimbled stove, oven, Kitchen utensils, sink

Electrical:
Service Battery, 220v Shore Power Connection, Engine Battery, 12v plug

Safety Equipment:
Hand bearing compass, Life Raft, Inflatable Life Jackets, M O B equipment, Fire Extinguishers, Electric Bilge Pump, Distress Flares, First Aid Kit, Fog horn, Bosun`s chair, Wood-plugs, Repair set for sail, Tool box

Bergen Base

The base in Bergen is located at Hjellestad Marina. The base is conveniently located just 6 km from the airport and so you will reach your yacht in approximately 10 minutes.

Base facilities:

Water
Electric
Parking
Supermarket at the marina
Restaurant

Travelling to the base

BY AIR

Bergen is an international airport with good flight connections around the world.

The following airlines offer inland flights from Bergen to other parts of Norway.

• SAS
• Norwegian
• Wideroe

AIRPORT TO AND FROM THE BASE

The base is located approximately 6km from Bergen airport.

• Taxi – the easiest way to reach the base is by taxi. There is a taxi stand outside the airport.

Standard taxi for a maximum of 4 people will cost around €30 Euros.

• Rental cars several rental companies serve Bergen. There is parking space at the base.

Provisioning

The nearest supermarket is at the Marina, here you can purchase your boat provisions, fresh food and beer.

All wines and spirits must be purchased at the Vinmonopol (liquor store) which is located 10km away in Bergen city. There is also a “Vinmonopolet” at some harbours as you sail around the Islands. If you wish to purchase alcohol on your first stop this is very convenient with only a 4 hours sail on your first day to Bekkjarvik which is a nice harbour to visit and they have a “Vinmonopolet” located here.

There are a wide choice of restaurants and bars as you sail around the Bergen area that you could choose to spend a pleasant evening dinning in.