Join a sailing adventure on a Tall Ship and set course for new horizons!
05 July - 13 July 2019
8 days, Alexander von Humboldt II
From € 760,-
Book this journeyTall Ships Races Sail Training
15-25: € 760,-
25+: € 1192,-
05 July - 13 July 2019
* Places at request * Tall Ships Races: Race 1. Join the famous green German Tall Ship Alexander von Humboldt II for the largest annual Tall Ships festival. You will board the vessel in Danish Aalborg, together with 50 other trainees, and sail out from port in the Parade of Sail. Then the race will start! Trimming the sails for maximum speed, steering towards the destination and looking out for other vessels will take your time on watches. In your off time you will be able to relax on deck and hang out with your new friends. Finally you will reach Norway and spend your last days on board enjoying the harbour festival. Languages on board are mainly German and English. In addition extra, per person € 50, – for harbor fees, pilotage, etc. Surcharge for 2-bed cabin 25% p.p. For all Windseekers, minimum age 15 years.
The Tall Ships Races 2019 will be visiting the grand port of Aalborg. Aalborg has had a love affair with The Tall Ships Races since 1999, when the city hosted the event for the first time. Aalborg is situated at the Liim Fiord where it was founded by Vikings over 1000 years ago. Today Aalborg is a modern city with visible historic roots. Its theatres, symphony orchestra, performance venues, and museums, make Aalborg a great place to wind down after an exhilarating Sail adventure.
100 km south of Oslo, Fredrikstad is a coastal town, on the East side of the Oslofjord. Fredrikstad has a mix of old and new - The 'Gamlebyen' Old Town is a well-preserved star fort, across the water from the modern waterfront. Visitors can also visit the 16th-century Kongsten fort, or Scandinavia's largest model railway. Fredrikstad will be a host port for the Tall Ship Races 2019.
Aalborg (DK)
Fredrikstad (NO)
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