Join a sailing adventure on a Tall Ship and set course for new horizons!
23 August - 30 August 2014
7 days, Tecla
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23 August - 30 August 2014
Sail along from the Dutch harbourtown Den Helder to the Tall Ships’ Festival in the English Falmouth!
"The best moment was when we crossed the finish line and everybody celebrated together. The tone was simply unforgettable!"
One of the most splendid traditional sailing ships. This solid, authentic-rigged ship is not only one of the most beautiful herring loggers, but also a very good sailor. Tecla has won several prizes during the Tall Ships Races and Regattas. …
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Oosterschelde
Cape Verde - Netherlands
In a way we’re having bad luck: the English Channel is an area with a lot of traffic. Unfortunately we cannot see it. On our last day at sea the temperature dropped till 7 degrees (above zero, fortunately) and the …
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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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10 July - 25 July 2026
Austral Islands: Journey into Polynesia’s Best-Kept Secret. Far off the well-trodden paths of the South Pacific lies a forgotten chain of volcanic jewels—the Austral Islands, or Tuhaa Pae, as the ancient Polynesians once called them. Your journey begins in Tahiti, …
27 July - 11 August 2026
Austral Islands: Journey into Polynesia’s Best-Kept Secret. Far off the well-trodden paths of the South Pacific lies a forgotten chain of volcanic jewels—the Austral Islands, or Tuhaa Pae, as the ancient Polynesians once called them. Your journey begins in Tahiti, …
12 August - 11 September 2026
Over 3000 miles of open ocean, one ship, endless stories. This voyage from Tahiti to Rapa Nui (Easter Island) is a blue water journey like no other. Join Tecla in Papeete and set course southward – with her many sails …