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!
Tall Ships Races @nl
25 : € 1215,-
> 25 : € 1335,-
05 July - 15 July 2015
Geen plaatsen meer beschikbaar -Tall Ships Races 2015 – Race 1. Zeil mee met Race 1 van de spectaculaire Tall Ships Races van Belfast (Noord Ierland) naar Aalesund (Noorwegen). Beleef het Sail- evenement in de haven, samen met vele schepen en trainees uit verschillende landen. Voorovernachting en/of naovernachting mogelijk. Prijs 70 EUR p.p.p.n. Voor alle leeftijden, minimale leeftijd 15 jaar.
"The wind increased and when we took down some sails, I felt the adrenalin rush through my body."
Wylde Swan, 14 October - 21 November
Sailing from Harlingen to Tenerife. On board: crew and trainees
After a night of playing with the anchor, it's time to set sail again. Without any sleep, we're preparing the Ship for strong backwinds and high waves. For Barry (the small sail) it’s the perfect time to show up. Carefully putting …
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Statsraad Lehmkuhl, July 2016
Antwerp - Lisbon
The moment right before I began my sailing adventure I had a lot of fears and doubts. I have saved money for so long and I have worked really hard for it. What if I did not like the meals? …
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08 July - 20 July 2025
DARWIN200 Global Voyage: Leg 32. Join the final leg of Charles Darwin’s expdition on board the Oosterschelde. While sailing from the Azores back to Europe look for sunfish, dolphins, whales, blue sharks and (if you are lucky), giant basking sharks! …
25 February - 06 April 2025
DARWIN200 Global Voyage: Leg 28. Sail from Falkland Islands to South Georgia, home to one of the world’s greatest concentrations of wildlife: tens of millions of seabirds, penguins, fur seals, elephant seals and whales. Six days are scheduled for exploring …
02 January - 19 February 2025
DARWIN200 Global Voyage: Leg 27. Sail around the legendary Cape Horn! In past centuries, sailors that accomplished this feat earned the right the title of “Cape Horner” to boast of their seafaring victory. They were held in such reverence …
