Wildlife

15/03 Climate Change

Roughly two thirds of the worlds oceans are classed as the “High Seas” – areas of open water not governed by a single country.

25/10 Announcing New Voyages

Explore Scotland’s wilderness and wildlife on a traditional sailing adventure! Join a traditional sailing vessel, no sailing experience required. Our skilled skippers will guide

07/09 Inspiration

Provident Sails back in Time Originally settled by humans between four and five thousand years ago, St Kilda’s distance from the rest of the

01/09 Announcing New Voyages

. A Fresh Start for Provident…a New Adventure for you As the country gears up for a new academic year, thoughts turn to the

18/05 Climate Change

Why sailing in the Isle of Scilly is such a special experience. Geological Overview A brief guide to Scilly’s 290 million year history Where

12/02 Wildlife

Yes! You Can go to the Isles of Scilly by sail. Our fleet of Classic Sailing vessels regularly choose the Isles of Scilly as

17/07 No Experience Required

An Interview with the Captain of Morgenster Island Hopping Sailing Holidays in the Canary Islands Tall ship Morgenster has a selection of 6 night

14/07 Wildlife

Turritopsis dohrnii (Photo Credit : Wikimedia Commons Author : Bachware) Will the immortal jellyfish take over the Oceans? The Turritopsis Dohrnii Jellyfish is believed

05/07 Wildlife

You can see marine wildlife in almost any open sea, but you chances increase in remote places away from too much human influence. Sailing

27/02 No Experience Required

Sailing in Devon – What Wildlife might I see Devon and Cornwall have very similar wildlife and in marine terms the South coast is

26/02 Wildlife

South Georgia – the most prolific wildlife oasis on the planet The wildlife of South Georgia come out to meet you hundreds of miles

21/02 Wildlife

Mecca for Whale Watching and Dolphin Spotting The South West of Tenerife,  Los Gigantes, region is internationally know as a permanent home and temporary

20/02 Wildlife

Britain has a mild maritime climate. The Western and Southern shores are swept by the warm Gulf Stream which comes all the way from The Caribbean