The North Sea is a sea of the Atlantic Ocean, located in the north-west of Europe and extending over some 575,000 km². Its assets are diverse, primarily its natural very rich. Composed of rocky and shredded ribs to the north (notably Scotland); Low, sandy and straight coasts in the southeast (the Netherlands and Belgium); And cliff-lined coasts in the south-west (England). It has an area of strong maritime transit and fishing is in full swing. It is an important crossroads of northern Europe, connecting Norway, Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, France and the United Kingdom. It also communicates with the Channel through the Strait of the Pas-de-Calais, so we invite you to take a look at our page dedicated to the Channel, but also with the Baltic Sea through the Straits of Denmark.
The North Sea is one of the most frequented seas in the world by commercial marines, where you will find a complete list of fish!
Maritima offers four destinations in the North Sea: Belgium, Scotland, Holland and Norway
Clic on the area of your choice below in order to get more informations on your future cruise in North Sea !
You can choose a sailboat, a catamaran or a motorboat for your cruise.
An unusual destination full of charm and authenticity. Throughout the coast you will discover long and endless beaches and many ports where you can stop.
Denmark, the ports are rather on the Baltic Sea, but it is a beautiful region resembling the Fjords in Sweden. Do not miss!
Scotland in the north of England is one of the 4 nations that make up the UK. The country is very rich culturally, there are many tales and legends in Scotland, the best known being undoubtedly the legend of the monster Loch Ness. Come to discover the region of Oban or the Isle of Skye.
Ideal for both inland and maritime shipping. By extending its territory on the Sea, the Netherlands knew how to control their territory and create a very strong link between the Earth and the North Sea.
Iceland
More than 80,000 km of coastline will allow you to cruise in southern Norway resembling the landscapes of Sweden its neighbor and north to make ski-boat stays.