Join an Atlantic 49 expedition yacht for an unforgettable, 48 day & 4500 NM, sailing trip from Cape Town to St. Helena.
One Way or Return trips available.
Discover the unmatched beauty of the Maldives as you explore islands brimming with culture, colourful reefs, and uninhabited islands home to dreamy beaches.
A round-the-world adventure taking place over 15 months and covering 26,000 NM. Following the classic trade winds route, the rally avoids regions of political instability, piracy and storm seasons.
A round-the-world adventure taking place over 15 months and covering 26,000 NM. Following the classic trade winds route, the rally avoids regions of political instability, piracy and storm seasons.
From £9520 Per person
27th October 2024 to 30th November 2024
A round-the-world adventure taking place over 15 months and covering 26,000 NM. Following the classic trade winds route, the rally avoids regions of political instability, piracy and storm seasons.
From £10360 Per person
9th January 2025 to 15th February 2025
A round-the-world adventure taking place over 15 months and covering 26,000 NM. Following the classic trade winds route, the rally avoids regions of political instability, piracy and storm seasons.
From £6160.00 Per person
2nd April 2025 to 20th April 2025
Generally, no – beginners are as welcome as experienced sailors on the majority of the trips we list. To be sure, read the description of your trip thoroughly; if particular sailing ability is required, it will be specified there.
How can I pay for my booking?
We accept Visa, MasterCard and American Express as well as direct bank transfer.
Do I need specialist sailing insurance?
Generally yes, but we recommend checking with your current travel insurer. We can also direct you to appropriate insurers who will be able to provide the right cover. Contact us for our recommendations.
How do I leave a review?
After you return from your trip we will send you a ‘Feedback’ email that you can respond to and rate your experience. The more reviews and feedback the better in today’s sharing economy, where trust is practically a currency.