Educational

17/08 Educational

You Know Modern Yachts. Now Sail Something Different Adam’s Introduction Before I started Classic Sailing, I used to sail on yachts at events like

25/07 Educational

From Small Craft to a Bigger Boat or Ship Familiar Dinghy Sailing Skills in a Different Setting The wind works its magic in many

10/07 Educational

Why did Pilot Cutters Race I love this story because it tells why Pilot Cutters are special and why they play such an important

27/04 Educational

For Ever Changes Classic Sailing works across a huge range of sailing areas, from our local UK waters to ocean crossings and remote regions.

25/04 Antarctica

What It Involves and How to Decide. Antarctica sailing is one of the most demanding voyages we offer. There are limited opportunities each year.

25/04 No Experience Required

Introduction to Sailing Holidays in the UK Sailing holidays in the UK are a practical way to try hands on traditional sailing without travelling

21/04 Antarctica

Introduction by Adam Purser I first met Will Wagstaff many years ago giving guided wildlife tours to our guests from Eve of St Mawes

09/04 Educational

Best Sailing Holiday Companies in the UK Tall Ships and Traditional Boats Explained If you are comparing sailing holiday companies UK wide, the most

21/03 No Experience Required

A frequent question I get asked is “Do you actually get to sail the ship, I don’t want to  sit there just watching?”  The

21/02 No Experience Required

Why Good Skippers don’t shout. You have to ask yourself why would a skipper be shouting? Is it for a safety reason, is it

02/02 Antarctica

Cold Sailing, Clear Minds, Real Adventure Overheard Office discussion DEB “ Jess do you like hot sailing destinations or cold?” JESS “Hot. Not really

26/01 Educational

A first Hand Experience If you lived in Cornwall this winter you would have experienced both weather bombs and sting jets. These are not

07/12 No Experience Required

Rare Voyages: Traditional Tall Ship Holidays I’ve never been on a cruise ship though more than  2 million Britons annually have; sad to say