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!
personscabin (p.p.p.): € 395,-
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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.
"As crew, there is nothing better then standing back and seeing the trainees do all the work - and do it perfectly!"
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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Oosterschelde
Pollenca, Spain
The harbour of Soller is situated beautifully in a small natural bay at the northern side of the island Mallorca. Directly after departure we set the sails and with a southwestern wind 4-5 Bft we sailed to the east side …
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Stad Amsterdam
Sandy Cay - British Virgin Islands
Right now the last cruise of this winter and also my last cruise as captain on board the Clipper Stad Amsterdam is well underway. The British Virgin Islands is the sailing area, as already mentioned in the former log article. …
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