21/05 Boat building

Former Paratrooper Steve Brown thought he didn’t have the skills or the funds to get into boatbuilding, but ‘fate’ led him to the BBA.

28/04 Cold Climate Sailing

Tecla’s log entries from their recent voyages read like postcards from the edge of the world…

12/03 Boat building

Rising star of social media for his instructional boat building videos, Dan Lee is stepping out from behind the camera to teach a two-week

07/03 FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

Become Part of the Crew On a Classic Sailing voyage you can become part of the crew for the duration of your voyage. Fear

18/02 Inspiration

Our Top 10 Tips for a Stress-Free Voyage with Family or Friends Traditional sailing trips are ideal as a group getaway. Once you’re on

01/11 crew profile

We would like to honour traditional sailing deckies. You are the hands on both line and paintbrush, the lookouts at our bows and the

11/09 crew profile

Having taken a job as vessel manager at a heritage harbour a few years ago I was described (behind my back) as a ‘jumped-up

29/08 Careers

Get Noticed for Your Next Volunteering or Crewing Role Having been involved with the management of various ships, as well as volunteer and trainee

02/05 Vessel News

Pilot Cutter Review Sailing in Fowey and St Mawes Cornwall  30th May to 2nd June 2024 We are excited to announce that the 18th

18/04 Shipmates' Stories

Huge thanks to Richard for sending in this glorious account of his first Tall Ship Voyage. If you have a story to share, get

07/03 Book Reviews

Sailing Alone Around the World Joshua Slocum was the first man to circumnavigate the world solo, a feat he accomplished between 1895 and 1898

23/02 Featured Destination

30,000 Islands & Serene Baltic Sailing The Stockholm archipelago, known as “skärgården” to the locals, is an array of 30,000 islands, islets and skerries

06/06 Featured Destination

In Old Norse, this archipelago is Svalbarð: ‘svalr’ meaning cold and ‘barð’ meaning rim, edge or shore. The cold shores of Svalbard (consisting of