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  • Sailing along the Breton coast is beautiful. The landscapes are impressive, with high cliffs and...

  • With a good current behind us, we made our way towards the sea after passing under the lifting bridge in the...

  • We are moored in a beautiful spot in Bordeaux, just in front of the...

  • After a brief stop at the small fishing community on Île de Groix, the 'Oosterschelde' continued to Concarneau, where the...

  • The guest crew, which had become accustomed to life on board over the last twenty days, enjoyed one last ...

  • We have had a few testing days to conclude our Atlantic crossing, as a developing low-pressure area crept eastward, threatening to impede...

  • The voyage continued across the ocean, and life on board settled into its routine at sea, but the weather never allowed it to...

  • A few days in to our transatlantic voyage, we have struck a steady High Pressure area that shadows...

  • During our stay in Lunenburg, we prepared for the passage to Spain, a voyage of three weeks....

  • The Famous Bay of Fundy Fog. It has been following our progress along the Nova Scotian coast line....

  • Over the past few days, we took part in the intimate Sail Portsmouth (NH) festival....

  • After all the excitement in Quincy and Boston, where we welcomed many thousands of visitors aboard, we are now ...

  • After a highly successful Sail Boston festival, the 'Oosterschelde' is now moored in Quincy, just six miles from Boston....

  • Sail Boston is a fantastic festival. The ships are berthed relatively close together, and millions upon millions of visitors come to the city to admire them....

  • When sailing at sea, you don’t just encounter impressive animals, like fin whales. Sometimes the “wildlife” is a lot more modest....