Dates, places, and availability
How to book a voyage – including booking forms
Terms and conditions
Privacy notices – what happens to your information if you book
The programme below gives details of dates, prices and start and finish ports but does not tell you where a voyage is likely to go between start and finish ports. This is very dependent on the weather, but also on the young people in the crew. Some want to do long-distance adventures and are keen to sail all night in difficult conditions, others want a gentler introduction to sailing. Some groups have passports, others don’t; some crews are fit and confident, others include young people with special needs. The decision about where to go therefore depends on you – we don’t decide in advance.
Where voyages are marked “enquiry” on the programme, it means that someone has made an intial bid for a full-boat booking but nothing has been confirmed and no deposit has yet been paid, so if you really want that voyage – or a change to the programme that might require an alteration to that voyage – please ask. We will then go back to the original client and see if they want to confirm – if not, you may be able to book the voyage. “Reserved” means a deposit has been paid and we are just waiting for the full fee – it is harder, though not always impossible, to amend a reserved voyage.
Any light blue voyage with “12 – 15” in the “berths available” column is still open for a full-boat group booking.
Voyages marked in yellow are open for individuals to book, rather than an organised group. You’re welcome to book with a few friends, but often young people will sail on this voyage without knowing anyone else. Please contact the office to express interest, and we can recommend which voyages may be most suitable for you – we generally aim to create broadly compatible groups, and can recommend voyages with others in a similar age-range.
Voyage start and finish times may vary, so do confirm these with the office, but in most cases, UK-based voyages will start at 2pm on the first day and end at 11am on the last day. There are some exceptions – for example, we can start earlier or finish later on voyages preceded or followed by a maintenance / cleaning day, and there may be differences with periods such as half-terms when we are trying to make the best use of limited time.
Please note that whether or not voyages start and/or finish outside the UK, we may still aim to cross the Channel, depending on the weather and the experience of the young people on board. Passports and any necessary visas will therefore be required, unless it is specifically agreed with a client that a particular voyage will be UK-only. This is normally straightforward with group bookings, and we also have one individual voyage designated UK-only where passports are not needed.
Contact the office to make a booking.