When a boat becomes a life's work.

Aboard a Lagoon 51, Marte and Eric decided to do more than just sail. They decided to create an experience—a way to experience the sea and share it with others. When we spoke with them, they didn’t start by talking about the boat. Or even the business. They talked about nature, silence, and authenticity. About northern Norway.

The idea was simple yet unique: to bring together elements that are usually separate—sailing, nature, and gastronomy.

From that vision, a unique cruise concept was born: one- or multi-day trips along the Helgeland coast, where every detail is designed to bring people closer to the true Norwegian experience

Each adventure is organized in collaboration with local farmers and renowned chefs, celebrating Norwegian nature, culture, and cuisine. 

We asked them why they chose this boat. The answer was clear: because it needed to be more than just a means of transportation.

The Lagoon 51 became the foundation of it all—space to entertain, comfort to stay, stability to navigate challenging waters, but above all, the freedom to create an experience without compromises.

That’s where it all happens:

A true meeting place where people and place come together.

In the end, we realized that the Lagoon 51 wasn’t just a technical choice. It was the starting point for a life project.

A space where stories, flavors, and landscapes intersect, and where every journey ceases to be just a trip and becomes a memory.

And that’s what inspires us most at the Siroco Group. Because, deep down, that’s what it’s all about. Not just sailing, but everything that happens from there on.

In this interview, Marte and Eric tell you how they fell in love with Lagoon and the reasons why they chose the Lagoon 51 to bring this project to life.