Wildlife

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

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

19/04 Antarctica

It’s not like anywhere else. The best way to visit Antarctica depends on how you want to experience it. Some travellers choose expedition ships

10/09 Wildlife

Identify Seabirds Under Sail Watching seabirds from a sailing ship is one of the great rewards of being at sea. Away from the clutter

11/06 Featured Destination

Far off the well-trodden paths of the South Pacific lies a forgotten chain of volcanic jewels—the Austral Islands, or Tuhaa Pae. This is the

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,

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

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.

28/12 Wildlife

Puffin Watching and Beyond: Discovering Scotland’s Marine Wildlife Aboard Provident Introduction: A Diverse Wildlife Experience on the Scottish Seas Embarking on a journey aboard

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

07/12 Announcing New Voyages

Why is June the best month to go sailing? In Europe the seas are warm enough for swimming, the days are long, the plankton

06/12 Announcing New Voyages

Home Waters – Let a local skipper show you the secret spots A time for most vessels to showcase their home sailing grounds, before

06/12 Announcing New Voyages

You can go sailing in February, but where? February is the month to see the Antarctic Peninsula, as the summer ends. The snow flurries