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Sal (CAPE VERDEN) - Las Palmas (CAN ISLANDS)

04 February - 14 February 2015

10 days, Alexander von Humboldt II

From € 650,-

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Alexander von Humboldt II:
Sal (CAPE VERDEN) - Las Palmas (CAN ISLANDS)

04 February - 14 February 2015

On this Journey you will discover the Archipelago of Cape Verde. Explore between the islands. Swim in the blue waters and let yourself be guided by locals. Look at the amazing star filled nights while breathing in the fresh air. Sail with fair winds and experience the beautiful nature surrounding you. Open to all ages, minimum age 14 years.

Ports

Key points

  • "Amazing experience. Amazing people. Amazing memories."

    Joanna (21), Iceland

You sail on the Alexander von Humboldt II

Shipping type: Bark
Homeport: Bremerhaven (DE)
Date built: 2011
Trainees: 54
Length: 65m
Height of mast: 32,9 m
Sail: 1360 m2

The Alexander von Humboldt II is a sail training ship in every possible way. She was built by and for sail trainers. She meets high safety standards and has modern nautical and technical facilities. The permanent crew members are specially …

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Windseeker logs

  • Plastic Research: 2024

    – by

    Preliminary results of 2024 indicate an average particle count of 7226 particles per square kilometer, with a maximum of 24199 particles per square kilometer recorded. Notably, the highest sample revealed an alarming 58 particles within just 30 minutes of trawling. …

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  • Trainees on the Tecla

    Race of the Classics

    Tecla

    Ipswich, UK

    – by Officer Jet

    The Tecla is currently participating in the Race of the Classics for Young Professionals. This is a race that is organized every year in the autumn. Yesterday the 24 participating vessels left the Veerhaven in Rotterdam, sailing in parade they went …

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