Embark | Disembark | Vessel | Duration | Voyage No |
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Sat 22-10-2022, 10:00Brest, France | Sat 29-10-2022, 10:00La Coruna, Spain | Eye of the Wind | 7 Nights | EYE22/38 |
On a southern course from Brittany to Galicia
A truly maritime travel experience: On this sailing trip we will spend plenty of time on the ocean. Stopovers with shore leave, on the other hand, can only be planned if wind and weather permit rapid progress … After all, we have to cover 350 nautical miles in one week. On this special voyage you will get to know the ship, the daily routine on board and the sailing maneuvers even more intensively. You have the opportunity to actively participate in the watch system and to stand at the helm yourself under the starry sky – all this, of course, without prior knowledge, because our experienced crew competently explains all procedures.
For experienced sailors and those looking to build their sea milage.
Sailing Areas | New Zealand |
Vessel type / Rig | 3 Masted Gaff Rigged Schooner |
Guest Berths | 12 |
Beam | 7.01m (23ft) |
Draft | 2.7m (8.9ft) |
Overall Length | 40.23m (132ft) |
Year Built | 1911 |
Eye of the Wind has a keen professional crew to help train you, even if you have never sailed before. Adventurous beginners who want to try their first voyage and experienced ocean sailors who know they will revel in sailing from amsterdam into the North Sea and doen the English Channel, Lots of potential places to visit on the way, the Channel island and Alderney is tall ship favourite. The coast and ports of Normandy or arcoss the Channel to Devon and Cornwall. Only the captain will know and only when they know the weather for the voyage.
The port of North West Spain.
Faro Vilan
You may get some big seas and rough weather at some point in the voyage.
Whether you are an experienced sailor or a complete beginner, the professional crew will train you to be guest crew from the moment you arrive, with the intention that everybody works together to sail the ship. The common thread to all Classic Sailing holidays is ‘Hands on’ participation on ships that use ropes, blocks and tackles and ‘people power’ to set sail.
We cater for a wide range of ages and physical abilities and how much you are expected to do varies a bit between vessels. See the vessel tab above which explains all about the ‘sailing style’ and what to expect in terms of hands on participation. There is a lot of information about day to day life, the ships facilities and accommodation on the vessel pages.
Every customer sailing with us will need to fill in basic medical questions on their booking application. If you are not sure if your current level of fitness and agility are up to a voyage, then please ring the Classic Sailing Office on 01326 53 1234 and we can chat through your concerns and possibly find options that might suit you better.
Brest is a fairly large port and there are a couple of possible places that you can join your vessel. Make sure that you have the skippers mobile with you, so that you can liaise on the joining day. Details of the vessel location will be sent to you, either from our office or direct from the skipper via text or email.
The exact location of your ship within the harbour will be given in time for your voyage.
Practical Advice for Eye of the Wind
Practical Advice for Covid 19 and Eye of the Wind
Suitcases take up a lot of room in a cabin, so it is better to uses soft bags in a ship. A small rucksack for going ashore is useful.
All the power to your plug sockets comes from the ship's generator which runs on deisel. The less the generators have to run to top up power, the nicer it is for the guests on board and also greener for the planet. Please don't bring loads of hairdriers, electric devices to charge.
There is no internet on board whilst at sea.
Eye of the Wind is an experienced operator with many happy customers, but she is new to Classic Sailing website. We will post the first Classic Sailing guest feedback from 2019-2020 voyages as soon as we have some, it but here are a few from last year.
Facebook Reviews currently 5 out of 5 stars Oct 2019
Tortola to the Azores! What a great time. Thanks to Captain Pit and the crew. An awesome adventure with awesome people!" F Coutreau, New England
What a wonderful, lovely, great, awesome trip we've had from Malaga to Lanzarote! I loved and enjoyed every minute.
Thanks again for this wonderful experience. I miss you guys! Andrea Schwartz
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