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01/01 Festivals

Pilot Cutter Review Sailing in Fowey and St Mawes Cornwall  24th to 28th May 2023 We are excited to announce that the 17th Annual

29/12 Festivals

Semaine du Golfe Festival: Morbihan, France 15th to 21st May 2023 A bonkers week of traditional sailing, with hundreds of vessels from around the

28/12 Inspiration

Splice the Mainbrace to Celebrate the New Year To “splice the mainbrace” is an old nautical expression for starting to celebrate any relevant event,

27/12 Boat building

Could I become a boat builder?…or at least improve my skills Debbie Purser from Classic Sailing took a bit more than a career break

27/12 Announcing New Voyages

Last year was Tallulah’s first season and skipper Debbie was testing the water with some themed voyages. She was fully aware that the collective

21/12 Inspiration

The festive season is a wonderful time of the year, but somehow it can also instil a desire to escape, get out of the

20/12 Featured Ship

Meet the Ship Pilgrim, with her distinctive red sails and old fishing number BM45, is one of the oldest National Historic Ships still sailing.

15/12 Cold Climate Sailing

Where is the Northwest Passage? The Northwest Passage is the sea route stretching through the Arctic Ocean, connecting the Atlantic and Pacific along the

08/12 Announcing New Voyages

Sailing from Plymouth Yacht Haven, transport plans are easy, and you have the whole of historic Plymouth Sound to explore (and beyond!). In 2023,

25/11 No Experience required

There are so many reasons to get out on the water on a traditional sailing ship, and you’ll soon feel part of the team. No experience required to have the time of your life!

24/11 Special Offers

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17/11 Inspiration

Sailing in Antarctica is like nothing else you’ll ever experience. There is an awful lot of hyperbole around these days, but this is one thing which it is simply not possible to exaggerate.