Inspiration

Couples

Couples take many holidays together ashore but are less likely to share a sailing holiday. It’s not surprising really, as a  sailing holiday is not everyone’s cup of tea.

Ken sailors and the not so keen.

There are vessels and voyages that can satisfy both the keen sailor and someone more inclined to enjoy the view than participating in the sailing.

With the right choice both partners can have a really great time and both benefit from being at sea.

What to look for.

Accommodation

First you need to sail on a vessel that has cabins for two. Sometimes these are bunk beds and occasionally double beds. Nearly all the accommodation for two people is in private cabins but on some of the smaller boats it might be best described as secluded rather than private!

Berth Description

On our voyages the berth description tells you what the accommodation is and whether the price is per person or per cabin.

Voyage type

So if you are both to be happy on a sailing holiday you need one that combines active sailing and enjoyable viewing and or ample sunshine.

Short breaks

A short holiday by its nature is not going to go far from the coast and most are designed to have a quiet restful anchorage overnight. 

In our search box ‘Voyage Type’ we use the term ‘Daytime Sailing and anchoring overnight.’ 

Ample Sunshine voyages.

Winter sunshine voyages occur in the Canary Islands and voyages heading south. 

In the Cape Verde and voyages heading southward.

There are many voyages in the Caribbean and northern South America

There are two vessels sailing in the Pacific but some of these head for cooler climates!.

Summer voyages in the Baltic are likely to be both sheltered and sunny.

Vessels with accommodation for couples 

Trinovante accommodation voyages to follow

Tallulah accommodation voyages

Mascotte accommodation voyages

Eye of the Wind accommodation voyages

Anny of Charlestown accommodation voyages 

Tecla accommodation voyages

Provident accommodation voyages

Morgenster accommodation voyages

Oosterschelde accommodation voyages

Grayhound accommodation voyages to follow

Santa Maria Manuela accommodation voyages

Johanna Lucretia accommodation voyages to follow

Santa Maria Manuela has a large number of twin cabins in a very luxurious style and probably offers the gentlest of sailing being a big four masted tall ship.

Eye of the Wind, Tecla, and Provident only have twin cabins and are ideal for couples on a sailing holiday.

If you have any questions about the suitability of a voyage for a couple please drop us an email 

skippers@classic-sailing.com 

or call us on +44 (0) 1326 53 1234

More Stories

Tall Ship Sailing on Morgenster with Classic Sailing

24/04 Inspiration

Great Summer Voyages

Great Summer Voyages  Sail the coastal waters of Cornwall, Isles of Scilly, Devon, Scotland, the Baltic, Mediterranean, and Brittany on tall ship voyages ranging

Read More

28/02 Educational

2024 – Classic Sailing’s Year of Skills: Confident Crew

Throughout 2024, we’re shining the spotlight on the various ways our customers get more with a Classic Sailing booking. Sailing on a traditional vessel

Read More
Wild Boy and Leafy

01/02 Boat building

2024: Classic Sailing’s Year of Skills! It’s not just sailing, you know!

Throughout 2024, we’re shining the spotlight on the various ways our customers get more with a Classic Sailing booking. There are many physical and

Read More

14/01 Inspiration

Turning the Tide on Blue Monday

Turning the Tide on Blue Monday Blue Monday, marked on 15th January 2024, is here again. Many of us find ourselves caught in the

Read More
Polar explorer Jim McNeill leads an Ocean warrior planning meeting. A group poring over maps. Join the adventure through Classic Sailing

11/10 Climate Change

Science & Sailing: Ocean Warrior #Resolute Expeditions

I couldn’t praise the Linden crew highly enough, extremely professional, friendly and encouraged us to be part of the team. I’d sail on that

Read More

18/04 Shipmates' Stories

Tall Ship Memories – A Teenage View of Sailing TS Royalist in the 70’s

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

Read More

13/04 Book Reviews

Every Boat Should Have a Copy!

How Boat Things Work An Illustrated Guide by Charlie Wing Today I’m pleased to review ‘How Boat Things Work’ by Charlie Wing. It’s a

Read More