16/11 Customer Reviews
We would like to thank you all for giving us such an unforgettable experience that opened up new perspectives for us . We would like to share our
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03/10 Special Voyages
Tecla tall ship truimph. In September 2023 an expedition of charter crew completed a West to East crossing of Arctic Canada via the infamous NW Passage.
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30/08 Educational
The Value-Conscious Voyager: More Than Just a Passenger The fact that you’re considering the cost so carefully tells us you’re not one to squander
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28/08 Book Reviews
This amazing book of over 300 pages is at first sight daunting but in fact it is a collection of mini stories that entertain
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27/07 Festivals
While it’s fantastic to stand and watch from the shore, you may be wondering how you can get aboard and into the heart of the action!
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29/06 Featured Destination
Part 1 . Orkney and Fair Isle It’s a long way from Cornwall to Orkney. Arriving by ferry from Aberdeen as the sunsets at
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06/06 Featured Destination
In Old Norse, this archipelago is Svalbarð: ‘svalr’ meaning cold and ‘barð’ meaning rim, edge or shore. The cold shores of Svalbard (consisting of
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20/04 Inspiration
My grandfather, Kit Mayers, was a big influence on me. His stubborn adventurousness, stoicism and passion for the world was inspirational.
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08/03 Darwin200 Around the World
Are you 18 to 25 years old? Or do you know any youths that would really like a Half Price VoyageOosterschelde Darwin200 VoyagesSailing in
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08/02 Featured Destination
Island Hopping – Far From the Beaten Path If you’re yearning to explore tropical islands (and who isn’t!) a voyage aboard the1917 Dutch Topsail
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20/01 FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
A delivery voyage, sometimes described as a ‘Mile-builder’, is a sailing trip from one port to another without much hanging around in between. Often
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20/01 FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
The prospect of feeling nauseous on board ship puts a lot of people off sailing. Famous cases don’t help matters. Darwin called his mal-de-mer
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