Norway Sailing Holidays – Sailing To The Lofotens
Adventures on idyllic islands, feasting ashore on wild berries and of course sailing, on a SchoonerSail sailing holiday in Norway.
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May The Foresail Be With You.
If the Schooner Trinovante sailed into the Star Wars universe she would be on the side of the Rebel Alliance.
Featuring the video ‘An Alien Sings To Us’
Sailing Beyond The Arctic Circle To Bodo
SchoonerSail’s schooner Trinovante sails beyond the Arctic Circle. Three of the crew from the schooner Trinovante describe their experiences exploring fjords and islands.
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A Sailing Holiday From Namsos To The Arctic Circle
As our schooner Trinovante continues her journey to the north of Norway three of the crew have got together to write the two blogs for this section of the voyage with a paragraph from me (Su – 1st mate) too.
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Sailing Adventures in Norway. Alesund to Namsos
The UK Schooner Trinovante continues her summers sailing adventures in Norway from Alesund to Namsos.
Stunning scenery, sheltered waters, no tides, lots of places to stop and long hours of daylight.
A sailing holiday amongst Norway’s Fjords and Islands
Regular SchoonerSail sailor Michelle posts some photos and writes about her sailing holiday in the fjords and Islands of Norway.
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The Saga Of The Passage To Norway By Neil Ashdown
Our latest voyage on Trinovante. Offshore Sailing by the North Star, Viking Graves and exploring in Norway
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Windy Weather On Our ‘Learn to Sail’ Sailing Weekend
Wild And Windy Weather On SchoonerSail’s Learn to Sail Sailing Weekend.
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SchoonerSail’s 1st Sailing Weekend In The UK
SchoonerSail’s first group of guests joined Trinovante to get under way on the water last weekend.
The weather was fantastic, with sunshine and initial gentle breezes developing into fine sailing winds as the weekend wore on.
Who Goes On Tall Ships Holidays?
John and and I often get asked ‘what sort of people go on these tall ships sailing holidays of yours?
But what do we reply when there isn’t really any ‘sort’ you can put your finger apart from ‘all sorts’?
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