Kieler Bucht und darüber hinaus – Der Wind bestimmt den Kurs

Baltic Sea exploration trip
Kiel Bight, the Baltic fjord area, and the South Funen Archipelago

Our Tall Ship sails the world's oceans all year round. But as different as the sailing areas are, the individual cruises have many things in common in terms of the procedures on board. What can you expect on a sailing trip with this tall ship?
Most trips are designed in a way that we are at sea during the day and spend the nights in a harbor or at a sheltered anchorage.
This does not apply to the so-called ferrying trips, where a distance “from A to B” needs to be covered within a given period.
On these transfer trips, we usually spend several days at sea in succession; stops in port and shore leave are then rather the exception.
The daily planning is clearly explained by the ship's captain with the help of the nautical chart. The functioning of the individual sails and ropes is also explained in short ”theory lessons“.
The vast majority of our fellow sailors find this assistance very useful in order to gain an insight into the procedures on deck themselves and to understand the schedule better.
Shore excursions offer an exciting change to life on board. The captain decides the course of each day's leg and especially the choice of an accessible harbor or anchorage for the night, often on the same day, based on the current wind and weather conditions and – whenever possible – of course taking your wishes in account.

In this way, you will experience the trip as a pleasant mixture of active holiday, relaxation, adventure, sail training, enjoyment, and nature.