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!
09 September - 12 September 2014
3 days, Oosterschelde
From € 350,-
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: € 350,-
Normal price: € 350,-
09 September - 12 September 2014
During this three-day sailing voyage, we will see London from another point of view, from the Thames. After London we will cross the North Sea and arrive in Vlissingen. Open to all ages, minimum age 15 years.
"This adventure brings a lot of feelings with it, it's a wake-up call for life."
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