14/05 Inspiration

Walking the Wild Edges: Sailing to Remote Coasts and Islands If you enjoy both walking and sailing we have some brilliant voyages for you,

08/04 Educational

The Challenge and Appeal of Atlantic Blue Water Sailing Sailing across the Atlantic is not just a journey. The Atlantic challenge demands resilience, adaptability,

08/04 Educational

Join the Past in the Present – Traditional Tall Ship Atlantic Sail Sailing across the Atlantic is not a new adventure. It’s a journey

07/04 Educational

An Atlantic sail is often seen as the ultimate blue-water challenge, but what is it really like? Beyond the romantic notion of endless horizons

18/03 Featured Destination

Myths and reality, why it’s not about being cold, wet or bitten to death by midges. Is it cold sailing there? We never go

11/03 Uncategorised

Sailing and Rain: Is It Really That Wet? Many people assume that sailing in the UK means spending most of your time wet and

20/02 Expedition Sailing

Expedition sailing is not about ticking off destinations or following a set itinerary. It’s about the journey—sailing into remote waters, tackling the challenges of

19/02 Featured Destination

It’s big, its the Pacific. The Pacific Ocean, a vast expanse of blue dotted with idyllic islands, has captivated explorers and adventurers for centuries.

25/01 Uncategorised

Looking for an unforgettable escape? Classic Sailing offers award-winning short breaks of six days or less, giving you the chance to experience life on

04/01 Boat building

The 40 week professional boat building course at The Boat Building Academy is something many of us would like to do, but it is

30/11 Educational

A trek above sea level As a follow up to the article on the similarities of the trekking and expedition company Jagged Globe and

18/10 Inspiration

Sailing with Classic Sailing and Trekking with Jagged Globe At first glance, sailing across open seas and trekking through Himalayan peaks might seem worlds

04/10 crew profile

How to Become a Bosun: Skills, Training & Life at Sea I count myself lucky to have been a tall ship bosun, though I’ll