01/07 Boat building

Buy a Gorran Haven Crabber & Go Wild Camping Classic Sailing co-founder Debbie Purser is offering her TWO stunning spritsail yawls for Sale. 17ft

14/05 Announcing New Voyages

Mountains High and Seas Rich with Abundant Wildlife Scotland offers you some of the finest sailing waters in Europe and how better to explore the

01/01 Classic sailing at 30

Celebrating 30 years of Classic Sailing 1996-2026 Last year we celebrated the PEOPLE that bring your sailing voyages to you, and the fascinating range

09/09 Announcing New Voyages

What is it about wooden boats that attract musicians, artists and crafts people? If Debbie on Tallulah says she has a few folk musicians

16/07 Expedition Sailing

So tantalisingly close to Lands End but so elusive, even to local sailors, the Isles of Scilly is sometimes as tough to get to

03/01 People stories

People with passion and hope Whether you are looking forward to 2025 with excitement or trepidation, there is a vital ingredient that we all

07/11 crew profile

You might be curious what the ‘boss’ will be like on your next sailing holiday, or you might be wondering where a career at

11/08 Announcing New Voyages

Tallulah’s skipper Debbie Purser reports back on Brest Festival of the Sea 2024 Anarchic behaviour out of the water, and sometimes like a sea

08/12 Boat building

Yes and No. Yes, because you WILL build a boat in 40 weeks, several in fact. And if you graduate and pass your exams

08/12 Announcing New Voyages

Keep on Sailing in October Why October is Ideal for Sailing in Cornwall and DevonOctober is an excellent month for sailing in Cornwall and

08/12 Announcing New Voyages

Classic Sailing suggestions for sailing in November If you live in the dark, wet Northern hemisphere you could hide under the duvet with a

07/12 Announcing New Voyages

September Sailing – Star gazing & Northern lights If you want to see stars or the Northern lights you need the dark. In September

07/12 Announcing New Voyages

July Sailing – Summer Festivals, Tall Ships Races July is the month the whole world seems to be out on the water. Quite frankly