Join a sailing adventure on a Tall Ship and set course for new horizons!
Join a sailing adventure on a Tall Ship and set course for new horizons!
04 August - 10 August 2014
6 days, Lord Nelson
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04 August - 10 August 2014
The interesting maritime city of Halifax sits right on the edge of Nova Scotia, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. See the magnificient rocky coastline full of isolated beaches in sheltered bays. Open to all ages, minimum age 16 years.
"I conquered the fear of climbing up high."
Unique in its kind. The Lord Nelson is a pioneer in the sailing community. The Lord Nelson and the Tenacious are the only two tall ships in the world designed and built to enable people of all physical disabilities to …
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Windseeker, 23 February 2023
While sailing isn't immune to environmental impacts, we're setting a course for eco-conscious practices on board. In this exploration, we dive into the reasons why sailing and sustainability are intricately intertwined. From harnessing the wind's renewable energy to cultivating a …
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Gulden Leeuw, July 2015
Aalborg
Charlotte (26), UK We were lucky as a watch this morning and didn’t go on sail watch until 8 a.m. Some people had to get up to make breakfast but the rest of us enjoyed our lie-in and were bright-eyed and …
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26 June - 05 July 2026
The Tall Ships Races 2026: Race 1. For Dutch trainees only! If you'd like to join Race 1, but there are no more places on your chosen vessel, consider registering with Sail Harlingen! You might be eligible to sail as …
26 June - 05 July 2026
*Last place available!* The Tall Ships Races 2026, Race 1. Join Morgenster for the beautiful race from Denmark to the Netherlands and enjoy the thrill of the Tall Ships Races! Step on board in Aarhus and leave port the next …
26 June - 05 July 2026
The Tall Ships Races 2026: Race 1. Board the magnificent Statsraad Lehmkuhl in Danish Aarhus and set course for an adventure! Spend the evening getting to know your ship and leave port the next day in a Parade of Sail. …