Pete Goss has completed his latest adventure, as part of the first team to travel from UK to the Arctic Circle in a RIB.

Round-the-world yachtsman Goss joined seven others aboard a six-metre RIB for the voyage, which included a 10-hour, 220-mile night crossing from the Shetland Islands to Norway.

The crew, led by Hugo Montgomery-Swan, then hopped up the Norwegian coast, covering 903 miles in total.

They arrived in Svolvaer in the Lofoten Islands at 2000 on Sunday.

Goss said: ‘This has been a great trip where I have learned exactly what a RIB can do when put to the test.

‘Thanks to a lovely group of people it has been extremely fun and Norway is breathtaking.

‘As we came into Svolvaer we all felt immensely proud of our achievement and I truly hope it inspires others to get out onto the water and explore.’

Montgomery-Swan promised ‘more adventures on the horizon’ for the team.

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