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Join a beautiful voyage with young people from Ireland, Spain and Latvia. Spend 6 days on board the Class A Tall Ship Pelican of London, sailing in British and Irish waters, calling at Isle of Man, Scotland or Wales (depending on the wind.)
Enjoy the time spent out on the sea, and being one with nature: search the waves of Irish Sea for dolphins, observe the sun setting over the horizon, and admire the stars without light pollution.
Learn to steer, navigate, climb the masts, and hoist up the sails while singing some shanties together.
Make new international friends and together sail the Ship towards your next destination.
Route: Dublin - Dublin (Calling at various Ports Scotland, Isle of Man or Wales)
Dates: 18/08/2024 - 23/08/2024
Price € 475 per person
Travel and insurance (obligatory) not included. The cost of travel to and from the Ship will be reimbursed up to a set amount, based on tickets and receipts, following the Erasmus+ rules.
It is possible to join the ship on the afternoon of the 17th of August if that makes travel easier. The voyage starts 10 am on the 18th, but overseas trainees can stay on board the night before.
Trainees can travel to the Ship and back to the Netherlands together with mentor Elle - let us know in the comments of the booking form, or email info@windseeker.org if you'd like to take this option.
Route: Dublin - Dublin (Calling at various Ports Scotland, Isle of Man or Wales)
Dates: 25/08/2024 - 30/08/2024
Price € 475 per person
Travel and insurance (obligatory) not included. The cost of travel to and from the Ship will be reimbursed up to a set amount, based on tickets and receipts, following the Erasmus+ rules.
It is possible to join the ship on the afternoon of the 24th of August if that makes travel easier. The voyage starts 10 am on the 25th, but overseas trainees can stay on board the night before.
The United Nations declared a Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development, running from 2021 to 2030. The Ocean Science syllabus is based upon practical research that is not possible in a classroom.
You will be using specialised equipment to carry out engaging, exciting and scientifically accurate research; data from which will be distributed for use in studies on climate change and pollution.
Shipping type: barquentine
Homeport: Weymouth, UK
Date built: 1948
Number of trainees: 28
Length: 45 m
Accommodation: in 4-person cabins

