Hazard spot
Norwegian coast at Stad: Severe storms
Norwegian coast at Stad: The peninsula juts into open sea without a sheltering skerry belt, so swell and wind arrive unbroken. For small boats this is the critical stretch of the coastal route.
- Cause
- Severe storms
- Main season
- October to March
- Position
- 62° 12,0' N 005° 06,0' E
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Norwegian coast at Stad: how the place works
The Stadlandet peninsula juts into the open sea with no sheltering skerry belt. Northwesterly swell, wind and the coastal current meet there, and the passage is the one place on the way north where you cannot go inside.
Norwegian coast at Stad: what breaks there
The loading is short but high: slamming into the sea, water over the deck, damage to fittings and windows. Anyone who misses the window waits for days, and anyone who does not wait files a claim afterwards.
Norwegian coast at Stad: what this means for your policy
For many policies Norway lies in the extended European cruising range, not in the standard North Sea and Baltic area. Settle before the trip how far north cover extends and whether a minimum crew is required.
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This spot lies in the cruising range the calculator lists under this step: + North Sea/Baltic
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