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From NOK 9,500 an hour, four hours minimum. Here is what that covers, what sits outside it, and what an ordinary afternoon actually comes to.

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Four hours sounds short. It is not. Here is what actually fits, and where people get the arithmetic wrong.

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Twelve seats, six to eight hours, and one decision that decides whether the day works: whether anyone is speaking, and when.

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Skipper, fuel, insurance and cleaning are in. Food and service are not. Here is the whole list, and why the line sits where it sits.

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Everyone wants July. They are partly wrong. Here is what each month actually gives you, from someone on the water all season.

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Twelve guests sets the frame. That sounds like a limit and is really the opposite.

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A jacket. That answers ninety percent of what people ask, and it is still the thing they forget.

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Below Drøbak the fjord opens again, and that is where the trips begin that cannot be done in a day.

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It is not our rule and it does not bend. Here is where it comes from, and what to do if there are fifteen of you.

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Both take twelve. Both leave from Aker Brygge. The difference is in what kind of day you have in mind.

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Do people ask you where to hire a boat on the fjord? Send them our way and you get a share once the trip is done and paid for. Here is how it works, and who it suits.

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Most companies renting out yachts in Oslo do not own the boats. They broker them. Here is what that difference means for the price, the answer you get, and what happens when something goes wrong.

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With us the skipper is not an extra you can decline. He comes with the boat, and he does more than steer. Here is what he is actually doing during your four hours out.

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Everyone writes "a trip on the Oslo fjord". Few say where. Here are the routes we actually run, how long they take, and what you see along the way.

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