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!
Expedition
Normal price: € 1100,-
Book this journey16 August - 26 August 2017
€ 1.100,- per persoon including: -10 nights in a double cabin, each with its own shower; -Meals during the journey (breakfast lunch and dinner) as well as non-alcoholic accompanying drinks (milk, tea and water) Not included are additional non-alcholic drinks and spirits (beer, wine and whisky), excursions ashore. De sailing journey starts and ends in Scotland, you must arrange for your transfer to Scotland yourselves, this is NOT included in the abovementioned price
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Invergordon (GB)
"Super great experience, I recommend it to everyone. I loved it!!! Everything was perfect."
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