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 - 14 September 2014
5 days, Tecla
From € 495,-
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: € 495,-
Normal price: € 550,-
09 September - 14 September 2014
Open to all ages, minimum age 15 years.
"Sailing on the North Sea by night, watching millions of stars..."
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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Gulden Leeuw, 2017 Rendez-Vous Tall Ships Regatta
Atlantic Crossing from Halifax to Le Havre
Aug 2nd 2017 Second Day at Sea Today we have started hauling a smaller vessel, Peter von Danzig – we are currently expecting to go on motor for 2 days before the race will resume. The evening was much calmer than yesterday …
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Ingo, July 2022
Sweden
Today we all arrived in Gothenburg together. We got to meet all the participants from different countries. Ingo hadn’t arrived yet so we all went to a scouting club to spend the night. We did a lot of activities to …
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27 July - 16 September 2025
*Limited availability* Attempting the Northwest Passage. In 2019 and 2023, the Tecla crew successfully navigated through the ice and channels of the Northwest Passage. Now you can be part of the next expedition! The attempt to sail the Northwest passage …
24 January - 20 February 2026
Explore Antarctica with Tecla: An Unforgettable Adventure. Embark on a sailing expedition to Antarctica, and discover the wonders of the Falkland Islands, the infamous Drake Passage, and the awe-inspiring Antarctic Peninsula. Explore the shores of Falkland Islands before heading across …
22 February - 19 March 2026
South of the Arctic Circle: Beyond the Known. Sail Tecla from Puerto Williams, across the Drake Passage, towards the Gerlache Strait, where icebergs tower and mountains plunge into the sea. Then go even further south, past the Antarctic Circle into …
