Inquire aboutMidnight Sun
VIEW PHOTOS| SPECIFICATIONS | VALUE |
|---|---|
| Guests | 6 |
| Staterooms | 3 |
| Length | 70 Ft / 21.4 m |
| Beam | 20 Ft / 6.11 m |
| Draft | 5 Ft / 1.53 m |
| Builder | Westport |
| Built - Refit: | 1986 - 2020 |
| Cruising Speed | 10 knots (nautical miles per hour) |
New in 2022 are new guest stateroom mattresses and new dining chairs. A 2021 refit included all new kayaks, inflatable SUPs, watermaker, bedding and towels. These are not shown in the current photos.
70′ MIDNIGHT SUN sleeps 6 guests in 3 guest staterooms, each with private ensuite bathroom, plus a couch in the common main salon area converts to a bed.
Two Staterooms with side access Double beds, 55″ x 75″ and 55″x 73″.
One Stateroom with upper 44″ x 76″ and lower 40″ x 72″ offset bunk beds.
Couch in the main salon converts to a bed.
MIDNIGHT SUN is a legendary charter yacht custom built for SE Alaska.
This beautiful 70’ Westport yacht fisher is designed for comfort and safety.
Large windows and a walk-around outside covered deck provide superb visibility for whales, wildlife and the spectacular scenery.
You can enjoy fishing as a group in SE Alaska for salmon and ling cod from the comfort of the yacht’s large fishing cockpit and swim step. Some fishing from the tender is also possible. Crabbing and shrimping are also available (in season). Halibut fishing requires charter of a licensed sport fishing boat at additional cost.
| Dinghy | 14' center console with 30 hp. A second smaller inflatable tender is also planned (please contact us to confirm). |
| Paddle Boards | 3 Inflatable SUPs |
| Single Kayaks | 2 Single Kayaks, each for 1-person |
| Double Kayaks | 2 Double Kayaks, each of which can be used as either a 2-person or 1-person, thus Kayaks for 6 guests with the 2 Singles. |
| Fishing Gear | In SE Alaska, you can enjoy fishing for salmon, ling cod or halibut from the comfort of the yacht's large fishing cockpit and swim step. Fishing from a tender is also possible. Crabbing and shrimping are also available (in season). |
MIDNIGHT SUN charters with 4 crew.
Captain Eric Thor Olsen Sr
Captain / Owner
Eric writes, "I was born in Seward in the Territory of Alaska. I grew up on the Kenai Peninsula living on the homestead my dad settled in the late 1940s. I fished with my dad through my teens and then independently along the Alaska coast from Prince William Sound, Cook Inlet, Kodiak Island and out west to Bristol Bay. I sat for my US Coast Guard Masters Captains license in 1984 and captained my first passenger boat running a nature tour for Kenai Fjords Tours. I have been the Captain of many different vessels, taking visitors out along the rugged Alaska coast for 37 years. Now, I have my own yacht that will fulfill a dream I have had for years. A dream that has grown out of a love of sharing my Alaska with visitors of all ages and nationalities: to spend my summers cruising the inland waters of Alaska; anchoring in a different bay or cove every night; watching the whales, coastal brown bears, and bald eagles, trying to capture their beauty in my photography. Fishing, setting crab and shrimp pots, and eating seafood just pulled from the ocean - it doesn’t get any better than that! Come and join us - you will not be disappointed!"
Katie Larkin
Steward
"Born and bred in coastal New England, my winters were spent listening to fog horns and anticipating balmier temperatures in which to play on the sandbar or hop in a sailboat. My dad taught me how to snag a mooring, tie a cleat and keep a heading, and mom taught me how to balance (on a boat, and everywhere else!). Both instilled in me a deep and profound respect for the ocean… to the extent that I still just don’t care for fresh water when salt is available. I left the beaches of Cape Cod and Connecticut for college half way down the shoreline and inland to the mountains of Virginia, and from there I realized that there was a lot more for me to see and experience… idealy closer to water. Keeping that in mind, my state-side travels quickly turned international by the time I reached twenty.
This is my first time in Alaska, and I now have the wonderful opportunity to blend all of my favorite past times and work endeavors together. I’m happily bouncing around on my sea legs, doing everything I can to make novice and veteran boating enthusiasts just as blissfully content as I am. The sky’s the limit, and the horizon just keeps on going!"
Adam Larkin
Chef
"I spent my childhood in suburban New England attending the smallest public school system in the state of Connecticut. I feel like most people from small towns do one of two things. Settle down and never leave their comfort zone, or leave it all behind and start again somewhere drastically different. I always felt like there was more to life than what I was taught so as soon as I could……I made a run for it. I started working in the hospitality industry merely as a source of income. After five years I decided to make a career out of it. After twelve years I started using that career to take me anywhere that I wanted to go. I had become pretty disenchanted working in traditional restaurant settings so I decided to move down to Miami, Florida to look for something different. I scored my first boat job there working in the galley for an event charter company. From the moment I took to the seas, my world was truly wide open. Twelve states, two territories, and five countries later I now find myself here in Southeast Alaska. Loving every minute of it."
Eric, Katie and Adam are joined by 1 additional crew member.
“Early season” dates are 10% off from Peak Season rates below. Please inquire for details.
PEAK SEASON RATES:
Per 7 24-hour days and nights, i.e. “8 days / 7 nights”:
$39,500 for 1-4 guests
$44,500 for 5 guests
$49,500 for 6 guests
Per 6 24-hour days and nights, i.e. “7 days / 6 nights”:
$34,500 for 1-4 guests
$39,500 for 5 guests
$44,500 for 6 guests
Longer trips are possible – please inquire!
Rates are “all inclusive” of the yacht, 4 crew, (Captain, Chef, Steward and Mate), fuel, meals, standard beverages, beer and house wines and fishing (except halibut), crabbing and shrimping.
Additional are a customary crew gratuity at your discretion (15% advised for a stellar experience), hard liquor beverages (per Alaskan law), and fishing licenses. Fishing for halibut requires charter of a licensed sports fishing vessel at additional cost.
Charters generally begin and end at 12 Noon.