Sailing Jibsea · video

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The crew of Jibsea anchors in Geiranger, Norway, at the head of Geirangerfjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.4:11 They navigate the fjord during the early summer season, noting the presence of large cruise ships and the necessity of checking cruise schedules for anchorage availability.1:00 The crew repairs a two-dollar courtesy flag by sewing a rope onto it using heavy thread.4:45 They explore the area via marked hiking trails rather than main roads, reaching viewpoints such as Storseterfossen, a waterfall with a 240-meter drop.8:25 The crew manages significant elevation changes—up to 550 meters—by layering clothing to account for temperature drops at higher altitudes.11:48 They observe that dandelions close at night and remain open during the day.14:13 Despite the late hour, the crew experiences near-constant daylight, allowing for extended hiking and photography sessions until after 10:30 p.m.15:40

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