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06 October - 08 October 2015
Sailing from Gothenburg to Kiel – Shortly after embarkation we will be heading south leaving the harbor of Gothenburg. This second largest Swedish city after Stockholm is located in the southwest on the beautiful archipelago which is characterized by thousands of small islands, rocks and rough water. After a final glance at the picturesque fishing villages and the typical houses with their famous red roofs we will be crossing the Kattegat and will pass the Danish islands of Anholt and Samso. The cruise will continue and we will be passing the imposing Great Belt Bridge, a suspension bridge of 65 meters height which consists of several parts and has a total length of 18 kilometers. On Thursday, October 8th, the tall ship Clipper Stad Amsterdam will reach the maritime city of Kiel via the Baltic Sea and the Kielerfjord with its impressive length. Open for all ages, minimum age 15 years.
"It was an absolute joy to steer for hours when the wind was blowing, and even when it was completely dead. I loved to see the sea, I loved the silence of the ocean."
A modern Clipper. Imagine yourself on a 19th century clipper when you board Stad Amsterdam, a modern version of the fast merchant ships of bygone days. The 60 metre long wooden deck, the high masts, the many yards and hundreds …
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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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Morgenster, June 2018
Dublin, Ireland to Bordeaux, France
Robin Gatel (Mentor, 21 years old) I participated as a mentor to the Three Festivals Tall Ships Regatta 2018 from Dublin to Bordeaux on board the Morgenster. I was assigned to the red watch which was on deck from 8 to …
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