Darwin’s World Voyage

We will make landfall at key locations all around the world in places where Charles Darwin stepped ashore during the voyage of HMS Beagle. During each of these 32 Darwin’s Voyages there will be stops, where our ship will host groups of DARWIN LEADERS to undertake research projects in exactly the same locations visited by Charles Darwin two centuries ago.

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Darwin’s World Voyage

Become part of Darwin’s World Voyages , a planetary conservation initiative that will empower the next generation’s elite environmental leaders and
engage millions of students worldwide in conservation projects.
Over 2023-2025, the beautiful tall ship Oosterschelde will re-sail the route of Charles Darwin’s voyage aboard HMS Beagle.

During this global voyage, the Darwin’s World Voyages team will:
• Train elite young conservationists, one from each of two
hundred countries and states around the world. These ‘DARWIN LEADERS’ will become tomorrow’s top environmental leaders.
• Create the World’s Most Exciting Classroom by beaming activities, research projects, experiments, lectures, essay competitions and weekly ‘nature hour’ events to schools
across the globe to engage millions of students, teachers and member of the general public.
• Undertake citizen science research projects by partnering with key conservation
organisations to engage global audiences in tackling many of the world’s most critical environmental problems.

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Darwin’s World Voyages – Around the World in 32 Legs

Darwin’s World Voyages from €400

Start in Plymouth England
1: Plymouth, England to Tenerife
2: Tenerife to Cape Verde
3: Cape Verde to Fernando de Noronha – Atlantic and Equator Crossing
4: Fernando de Norohna to Salvador de Bahía
5: Salvador de Bahía to Rio de Janeiro
6: Rio de Janeiro to Montevideo
7 : Montevideo to Buenos Aires
8: Buenos Aires to Puerto Santa Cruz
9: Puerto Santa Cruz to Stanley
10: Stanley to Punta Arenas – Magellan Straits
11: Punta Arenas to Concepción – Magellan Straits – Patagonia
12: Concepción to Valparaíso
13: Valparaíso to Callao
14: Callao to Puerto Lucía
15: Puerto Lucía to Galápagos Islands (Reserve list only)
16: Galápagos Islands to Easter Island (Rapa Nui)
17: Easter Island (Rapa Nui) to Pitcairn to Mangareva (French Polynesia)
18: Mangareva (French Polynesia) to Papeete (Tahiti)
19: Papeete (Tahiti) to Papeete – Tahiti (Reserve list only)
20: Papeete (Tahiti) to Rarotonga (Cook Islands)
21: Rarotonga (Cook Islands) to Tonga
22: Tonga to Fiji
23: Fiji to Bay of Islands (New Zealand)
24: Auckland to Sydney – Tasman Sea
25: Sydney to Hobart – Tasman Sea
26: Hobart to Christchurch – Tasman Sea
27: Christchurch to Cape Horn to Stanley – The Entire South of the South Pacific
28: Stanley to South Georgia to Tristan da Cunha to Cape Town – The ultimate wildlife and sailing voyage.
29: Cape Town to Saint Helena Island
30: Saint Helena Island to Ascension Island
31: Ascension Island to Azores. Cross the equator and meet Neptune
32: Azores to the finish in Falmouth Cornwall
Read about the 32 leg voyage