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Windjamming is, quite literally, like nothing else on Earth. By turns exhilarating, relaxing, surprising, and nurturing, it’s like no other vacation you’ve ever experienced.

Wake up to the quiet solitude of Maine’s coast, find renewal in the wind and sun, and surprise yourself as you help steer the ship. Aboard our vessels, with itineraries tossed to the wind, our guests find both a spark of adventure and time to reflect.

Is there a sailor in your soul?

Welcome to the Maine Windjammer Association – the largest fleet of traditional tall ships in the Americas. Our iconic windjammers offer multi-day, all-inclusive, sailing adventure cruises in one of the most acclaimed cruising grounds in the world.

When you sail aboard a Maine Windjammer Association vessel, you can be sure that your hosts hold themselves to the highest standards of safety and quality. As your captain and guide they will treat you to honest, heartfelt Maine hospitality and personalized attention.  Explore our fleet and offerings to find your perfect cruise.

The Windjamming Experience

Simply put, windjamming is about reconnecting with our essential enjoyment of life. It’s about gorgeous scenery, human connection, soul-nourishing meals, and taking time for both adventure and reflection. Our playground is the sparkling sea and the spruce-clad granite islands that rise from it.

Whether you join us for a three-night cruise or a week, we promise you a total escape from the ordinary. Be prepared to get closer than you ever have before to breathtaking wildlife like eagles, seals and porpoises, to visit some of North America’s most spectacular coastal scenery, charming villages and unspoiled islands, and to savor the freshest, fire-cooked Downeast fare. With only 16-31 guests on our ships, you’ll experience the kind of honest, heartfelt hospitality that keeps our guests coming back year after year.

Welcome to the only place in the world where schooners play in abundance. Where steady breezes, glittering bays, and literally thousands of islands make Penobscot Bay one of the most revered cruising grounds on earth.

On our small ship cruises, we have complete liberty to explore secret anchorages, remote fishing villages, and charming gallery towns. Schooners have been an intrinsic part of the Maine Coast for centuries, and there is something very special about rounding the point and arriving at anchorage under sail. Come touch this culturally distinct, pristine and physically breathtaking part of America.

Explore by Schedule

Use our cruise finder below to explore sailing options that fit your schedule. If your dates are flexible, or you just want to learn more, visit our fleet page and each vessel’s website. Reservations can be made directly with the Windjammer of your choice. Have fun exploring! Whichever vessel you choose, you are sure to have the sailing adventure of a lifetime.

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Leave your fancy clothes home for this low key, relaxing cruise. Experience quiet morning sunrises; the wind and sun on your face as you fly sailing across the water; beautiful scenery; and the most amazing (and never ending!) food. Maine lobster cooked right on the beach, ocean swims, and music night. This is a trip for making lifetime memories.

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With our monthly newsletter, you’ll receive tips and hints from folks who have sailed as well as information about the best dining and attractions the area has to offer, special packages, windjammer history, events, and more!

You can request a mailed or digital packet of brochures, or you can find individual ships’ brochures under each listing on the fleet page.

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• Niagara Falls and the Great Lakes

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Featured Destinations

Enchanting Islands of New England

This amazing 7 night tour will take you from Boston to Plymouth & Cape Cod, Nantucket, Martha’s Vineyard, Newport RI, and Block Island! Start with a visit to the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, followed by a guided tour along Boston’s famous Freedom Trail!  Then we depart for the sandy shores of Cape Cod!

Cape & Islands Escape

Tour Itinerary 5 days / 4  nights  Day One – Welcome to Cape Cod Breathe the salt sea air and feel the coastal breezes as we arrive to our central Cape Cod hotel for the next four evenings. Upon arrival, we’ll receive a warm greeting from our local step on guide along with a festive welcome …

Magical Maritimes

Tour Itinerary 12 days / 11  nights  Day One – Begin our Magical Maritimes Adventure! This afternoon, arrive to the southern coast of Maine where we begin our Canadian Maritimes adventure!  Upon check in, we’ll receive a warm greeting from our professional Tour Director Take some time to relax and freshen up before enjoying a delicious …

Taste of New England

Tour Itinerary 8 days / 7  nights  Day One – Welcome to New England! Welcome to New England where autumn is radiant and beaming with beautiful colors or red orange and gold! Arrive to our Boston area hotel for the evening and receive a warm welcome by our Professional Tour Director. Take some time to freshen …

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Small groups, small boats, BIG adventures

Sailing holidays don't have to be an intimidating tangle of ropes, nautical jargon and sea monsters –  not with Intrepid.  Whether you're an old salt with callouses on both hands or you're just getting your sea legs, we've got a sailing trip to suit you. Enjoy cruising around the Phi Phi Islands with the sun on your face, or watch the stars come out over the Aegean Sea with a glass of champagne. Whichever adventure you choose, you can be as involved as you want; help navigate, tack, and steer, or simply kick back on deck with a copy of  Moby Dick  and let the world float by. 

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Our sailing tours and trips

Croatia sailing adventure: dubrovnik to split, 8 days from 1407.

Explore Croatia's beautiful Adriatic coast on this aquatic adventure from Dubrovnik to...

Greece Sailing Adventure: Cyclades Islands

10 days from 2054.

See the best of the Cyclades on this 10-day Greece sailing adventure. From Athens to...

Montenegro Sailing Adventure from Dubrovnik

8 days from 1858.

Sail into the sublime waters of Montenegro, departing from Dubrovnik and exploring...

Croatia and Montenegro Sailing Adventure

15 days from 3372.

Experience Croatia and Montenegro’s coastline with this Split to Dubrovnik sail. Find...

Phuket Sailing Adventure

7 days from 1645.

Discover Thailand with this small group sailing trip, from Phuket to Koh Phi Phi. Enjoy...

Tailor-Made trips

Take four or more on an exclusive trip and tailor your itinerary

Sail Greece: Mykonos to Santorini

8 days from 1470.

Embark on a sailing holiday to Greece. Explore the waters, islands, history and cuisine...

Sail Greece: Santorini to Mykonos

Set sail across the Mediterranean exploring Greece's heaven-sent islands. The spoils of...

Greece Sailing Adventure: Corfu to Kefalonia

8 days from 1834.

Take a sailing trip on the Ionian Sea through the waters of Greece. Sail from Corfu to...

Croatia Sailing Adventure: Split to Dubrovnik

8 days from 1922.

A lively restaurant scene, drop-dead gorgeous beaches, lush forests, intricate old...

Sardinia & Corsica Sailing Adventure

8 days from 1954.

Set sail across the clear blue waters of Sardinia and Corsica, exploring the Maddalena...

Amalfi Coast Sailing Adventure

8 days from 2233.

Sail Italy’s Amalfi Coast, exploring the Bay of Naples, Pompeii, Capri, Amalfi and...

Sail Italy: Amalfi to Procida

5 days from 1267.

Explore the Amalfi Coast on board a real yacht on this idyllic small group adventure in...

Sail Ko Phi Phi to Phuket

4 days from 846.

Set sail on Thailand’s waters between Koh Phi Phi and Phuket. Swim in clear blue waters...

Sail Italy: Procida to Amalfi

4 days from 1027.

Sail Italy’s Amalfi Coast from the colourful village of Procida, through ancient worlds...

Sail Phuket to Ko Phi Phi

Take a Thai sailing tour between Phuket and Ko Phi Phi. Snorkel over a vibrant...

Greece Sailing Adventure: Kefalonia to Corfu

Take a sailing trip on the Ionian Sea through the waters of Greece. Sail from Kefalonia...

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Why choose Intrepid

Experienced skippers 

Our skippers have years of experience sailing the high seas. There’s no one better to show you the ropes (literally).

Best of both worlds

These sailing vacations aren’t confined to the ocean blue. There’s plenty of time scheduled on land to see the sights and check out the local culture.

Safety first, always

 Our yachts are well looked after and regularly maintained and on day one, the captain will also conduct a safety demonstration.

No experience needed

If you'd like to pick up some sailing skills, your skipper can show you how. If not, just relax, kick back on deck and soak up some ocean breezes.

Sustainable travel

We strive to use travel as a force for good. That’s why we choose to give back to the communities we visit, carbon offset all our trips and take our social and environmental responsibilities seriously. We’ve been officially certified as the world’s largest travel B Corp, which means when you choose Intrepid Travel, you can rest assured you’re travelling to improve the planet.

Sailing highlights by country 

Explore the unforgettable islands of Thailand

From the famous landscapes of Phang Nga Bay to the pristine beaches of Koh Phi Phi (and all of the remarkable islands in between), a sailing adventure through southern  Thailand  promises to produce some of your favorite travel memories ever. Relax on golden sand, take a dip in sparkling turquoise waters and cast your eyes upon natural wonders you’ve only ever seen photos of. 

Island hop your way through the Galapagos

There are some destinations in this world that were made for sailing, and the  Galapagos Islands  is one of them. Whether you want to spend your time spotting the islands’ diverse array of wildlife (think spiky marine iguanas and giant turtles) or simply relaxing on the boat with a drink in hand as the Pacific Ocean goes by, a boat tour around the Galapagos is sure to be one for the highlight reel. 

Get lost in the magic of Italy’s coast

Sailing your way down the  Italian  coast is guaranteed to be a unique adventure you’ll never forget, thanks to a variety of stops featuring pastel villages clinging onto rugged cliffsides, scattered ancient ruins from a lost empire, and tantalizingly blue waters you want to get lost in. From wandering through olive groves to laying out on pebbled beaches, cruise the sparkling Mediterranean at your leisure. 

Sail the Adriatic Sea around Croatia

On a trip to  Europe ,  Croatia  is a must-see, but when figuring out how best to explore this Mediterranean country, sailing is the way to go. Whether you want to wander through medieval towns, lose yourself in sparkling blue waters, explore lesser visited treasures or indulge in this epic country’s traditional cuisine, you’ll be in utter paradise from the minute to step foot onto your own private yacht – all aboard! 

In  Europe , we like to go classic. A single-hulled, 50-foot yacht gives you a taste of traditional Mediterranean sailing, not to mention it looks pretty spiffy in pictures too. A typical Intrepid vessel may come with three twin/double cabins, as well as a couple of single berths. You’ll have a recreation lounge, kitchen, three shared bathrooms and plenty of deck space for lazing around and looking fabulous.

When it comes to sailing in  Asia , catamarans are the way to go. They’re smooth, comfortable, and nimble enough to reach those out-of-the-way cays and little island inlets. The twin hull means there’s plenty of space to stretch out –perfect for those balmy evenings and lazy afternoons. Most of the catamarans in our fleet have four twin/double cabins, three shared bathrooms, a galley (that’s nautical talk for kitchen) and a small living area. There are even kayaks and paddleboards for those that want to get a little active (and bean bags on deck for those that don’t!)

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Sailing faqs, do i have to help sail the boat.

You don’t have to lift a finger if you don’t want to (unless you need to turn the page of your novel or eat a grape). But if you’d like to learn the ropes, that’s fine too. Your expert skipper can teach you everything you’d like to know – from tying knots to unfurling the sails.

How much time is spent off the boat?

There’s about a 30/70 split between land-based and water-based activities on our Asia sailing trips. In Europe this is closer to 50/50 however, some evenings will be spent in port or a marina. Much of this depends on the weather conditions. There are usually at least a few hours each day spent exploring ports, trekking the surrounding areas or relaxing on beaches. Of course, depending on location, there will always be the chance to wine and dine at the local hot spots. 

What will my fellow travelers be like?

We have travelers of all ages and nationalities sailing with us. Approximately 60% of our travelers are flying solo, followed by a mix of friend groups and couples. The minimum age of travelers on our trips is 18, or 15 if accompanied by an adult. We don’t have a maximum age as we believe those choosing a sailing adventure are like-minded regardless of age.

Who decides the rooming configuration?

Your skipper will allocate rooms on arrival to the boat. Single travelers will be paired up with another passenger of the same sex as per the gender marker on their passport, and this may mean sharing a double mattress or twin mattresses side by side.

What are the sleeping arrangements like?

This is our most common question! People are often hesitant about the idea of sharing a double mattress with another traveler of the same sex. Sailing boats tend to be very compact (we use real sailing boats), but the close-quarters nature of this travel is part of the adventure.

Sleeping quarters are designed to utilize the minimum amount of space in order to keep the communal areas as big as possible. In fact, lots of travelers end up sleeping out on deck under the stars, as it’s warm and there’s no air conditioning on a sailing boat.

Our boats have a mix of double, twin (two separate beds or two separate mattresses side by side) bunks, triple and quad cabins. Each trip will have further information about the sleeping arrangements in the Essential Trip Information.

Can I get a cabin to myself?

Single supplements are available on all trips, subject to availability. A single supplement is normally twice the regular price, however, where trips have inclusions such as meals there is a slight reduction in the supplement price. If you are interested in having a single supplement, please contact us to check availability and price.

Do the cabins have ensuites?

On many boats, bathroom facilities are shared, however, some boats have ensuites in each cabin that allow two people to share one bathroom. Our monohull yachts in Europe will have no more than two cabins sharing a bathroom. Most of our catamarans have four cabins and four bathrooms, however, these bathrooms are shared between travelers and crew. Check the Essential Trip Information of your trip for more specific details about your boat. Fresh and hot water is available for showers, and toilets are either electronic or hand-pump.

Will I get seasick?

Seasickness comes in a variety of forms. Common symptoms include fatigue, uneasiness, dizziness, and headaches. The majority of these symptoms usually subside after taking some time to adjust (usually a few hours to a day). Tylenol or Advil can help ease the transition. Heavy seasickness, characterized by vomiting, is uncommon, and it can be treated using medication. There are also a number of other self-management techniques you can try – such as sitting out in the fresh air, drinking ginger tea or watching the horizon. 

For more information about beating seasickness, click here . 

What will I eat?

Our Thailand sailing trips all feature an onboard chef who will prepare three delicious meals each day, plus snacks. In Europe, we operate with a trip kitty* that everyone contributes to. This is because there’s so much great local produce to taste in each place that it makes a lot of sense to buy food at each stop! This kitty will cover some of your food and beverage costs. On all our trips there will be an opportunity to enjoy a meal at a local port – we’ll be able to show you where all the good tavernas are. Please check your Essential Trip Information for more specific details.

*See below for information about what a kitty is

What about alcoholic drinks?

You are welcome to drink on board - in fact, nothing enhances a sunset more than cold local beer or a glass of wine. Alcohol is BYO (bring your own), so make sure you buy what you need before departure. Some of our boats have alcoholic drinks on board that are available for purchase at local bar prices. Drinking water is free of charge.

How much luggage should I take?

Due to the compact size of the boats and the sometimes rocky nature of a sailing trip, it is advisable that you bring fabric/canvas luggage. It’s a good idea to pack light as there will usually be a gap between the boat and pier. While the skipper or a fellow traveler can give you a helping hand, you’ll need to be able to lift your bag onto the boat.

What should I pack?

Sailing trips are a little different to regular group tours. There’s a finite amount of space on the boat, so it’s best to leave the grand piano, pet llama and foldout four-person mattress at home. The same goes for bulky suitcases, ten pairs of shoes and the surfboard.

This isn’t designed to be a comprehensive packing list, but it’ll get you thinking like a real sailor.   

• A medium-sized fabric bag that can be flattened or stored easily
• A small day pack for shore excursions
• Some sandals or deck shoes that can get wet
• Sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat
• Seasickness tablets (just in case)
• Bathing suit (don’t worry about the snorkel and fins – we provide those)
• Waterproof camera (for those sweet underwater shots)
• A light weatherproof jacket (just in case of high seas or seasonal showers)

For a more detailed packing list, please refer to the Essential Trip Information of your trip. 

What are the arrival and departure times?

These will vary from trip to trip – be sure to check your Essential Trip Information for more specific details. Some sailing trips will head out to sea on the afternoon of the first day. Others will remain in port overnight, however, we still ask that you join the trip at the requested time, as the skipper will need to deliver a welcome and safety briefing. On our Europe trips the skipper will organise a visit to the supermarket after the meeting to buy provisions for the trip. All travellers will have an input into the provisions, which will be purchased from the kitty*.

Please note that due to sailing being a heavily weather-dependent activity, sometimes itineraries may need to change. We recommend allowing an additional night at the beginning and end of the trip to ensure nobody misses any onward flights.

*see ‘What is a kitty’ for more information

What is a kitty?

A kitty is a fund or pool of money that all travelers can choose to contribute to at the beginning of a trip. It’s not compulsory however, we’ve found pooling the group's money in one place makes it easier to arrange non-included group meals and tips where necessary. You'll usually eat most breakfasts and some lunches and dinners onboard the boat, so it's best to buy supplies from a nearby supermarket or grocery store at the beginning of each trip. For meals off the boat, our skippers will suggest locally-run restaurants that specialize in local produce and delicacies.  

What is the maximum group size?

The maximum passenger capacity on our yachts changes depending on which country you are sailing. Here’s a quick breakdown, but you can always find more specific details in the essential trip information of each tour.

Greece: 8/11 

Croatia: 8 

Montenegro: 8 

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Adventure Cruising

Ditch the commercial liners for our range of small ship cruises, offering more creature comforts while exploring destinations like Croatia, Greece and Indonesia.

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America's East Coast Small Ship Cruises

America’s East Coast offers a diverse and enriching cruise experience, with itineraries that range from the sunny shores of Florida to the historic ports of New England and the maritime beauty of Canada. Here’s an overview of what you might expect on an East Coast cruise:

Southern Charm and Sunshine

• Florida: Many cruises along the East Coast kick off from Florida’s vibrant ports such as Miami, Fort Lauderdale, or Port Canaveral. Key West is the southernmost point of the continental U.S. is famous for its laid-back atmosphere, historic sites like Ernest Hemingway’s home, and the vibrant Duval Street.

Historic Seaports and Cities

• Charleston, South Carolina : Known for its well-preserved architecture, rich history, and hospitable people, Charleston is a favorite stop. Visitors can explore the historic district, visit Fort Sumter, or enjoy the local cuisine.
• Savannah, Georgia : Similar to Charleston, Savannah offers a glimpse into the South’s Antebellum past with its beautiful public squares, moss-draped oaks, and restored historic homes.

Mid-Atlantic Marvels

• Baltimore and Annapolis, Maryland : These ports offer access to American naval history and the charms of Chesapeake Bay. Annapolis, with its historic Naval Academy, and Baltimore’s Inner Harbor are highlights.
• Washington, D.C. : Some itineraries may include a stop or excursion near the nation’s capital, where passengers can visit iconic sites like the Smithsonian museums, the National Mall, and U.S. Capitol.

New England Elegance

• Boston, Massachusetts : The cradle of American independence, Boston offers historical tours along the Freedom Trail, visits to the USS Constitution, and the modern attractions of the bustling Seaport District.
• Newport, Rhode Island : Famous for its Gilded Age mansions and the America’s Cup yacht race. The Cliff Walk and tours of palatial homes like The Breakers offer glimpses into the opulent past of American high society.

Canadian Connections

• Halifax, Nova Scotia : This friendly maritime city offers rich history, including connections to the Titanic disaster and the 1917 Halifax Explosion. The rugged coastal beauty and the historic Citadel Hill are must-sees.
• Saint John, New Brunswick : Known for the reversing falls and close to the Bay of Fundy, which boasts the world’s highest tides. Nature excursions and seafood culinary experiences are plentiful here.

Seasonal Spectaculars

• Fall Foliage Cruises : These cruises are particularly popular for their stunning views of autumn’s vibrant colors along the New England and Canadian coastlines. Ports like Bar Harbor, Maine, offer access to Acadia National Park and its spectacular natural beauty.

America’s East Coast cruises cater to a wide range of interests, from sun-seekers and history buffs to nature lovers and foodies, making it a versatile and rewarding cruising destination.

America's East Coast Cruise Itineraries

Maine Coast and Harbors Cruise

On this 8-day Maine Coast and Harbors Cruise sailing roundtrip from Portland, ME, travel to charming ports famous for their shipbuilding, as well as to beautiful national parks with magnificent views and abundant wildlife. Explore quaint historic districts and charming villages, and dine on the freshest, locally sourced seafood prepared by our team of master chefs.

New England Islands Cruise

On this 8-day New England Islands cruise sailing roundtrip Providence, RI aboard the 90-passenger American Star and 100-passenger American Liberty , immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of New England, from New Bedford, MA, once known as the whaling capital of the world, to Newport, RI, home to mansions of the Gilded Age.

Grand New England Cruise

On this 15 Day Grand New England Cruise aboard the 100-guest American Glory , travel along the picturesque waterways of New England that tell the story of American history, from the Mayflower’s landing to the Boston Tea Party. A centuries-old shipbuilding tradition lives on here in shipyards along the shoreline and schooners that adorn the harbors.

East Coast Inland Passage Cruise

On this 15-day East Coast Inland Passage cruise sailing between Jacksonville/Amelia Island, FL and Baltimore, MD, cruise through a rich past that has influenced our country since the days of early exploration.

Great Rivers of Florida Cruise

On this epic 8-day Great Rivers of Florida cruise sailing roundtrip Jacksonville, FL, explore the charming towns, impressive wildlife, and native scenery on this exciting river cruise through northern Florida.

Hudson River Fall Foliage Cruise

On this 8-day Hudson River Fall Foliage Cruise sailing roundtrip New York City, NY, delight in the kaleidoscope of colors on this enchanting journey along the Hudson River. Witness the rich reds, bright oranges, and golden yellows that flood its shores during the vibrant autumn season.

Canada and New England Fall Foliage

On this captivating 11-day Canada and New England Fall Foliage cruise between Portland, ME and Quebec City, QC aboard the Pearl Mist , discover the most sought-after Canadian locations, as well as many of Pearl Seas Cruises favorite colorful destinations along the New England coast.

Canadian Maritimes and St. Lawrence Seaway

This amazing 16-day Canadian Maritimes and St. Lawrence Seaway cruise aboard the 210-guest Pearl Mist explores the most magnificent regions of Canada and Maine. Peruse the picturesque downtown of Bar Harbor, before visiting the stunning natural landscapes of Acadia National Park.

Canadian Maritimes and Newfoundland

On this 10-day Canadian Maritime and Newfoundland cruise roundtrip from St. Johns, Newfoundland aboard the 148-passenger National Geographic Explorer , sail into Eastern Canada’s breathtaking natural beauty.

Chesapeake Bay Cruise

This 7-day Chesapeake Bay cruise sailing roundtrip from Baltimore, MD abounds in history and culture. From the vibrant harbor of Baltimore, travel to Yorktown, Williamsburg, and Jamestown, known as the “Historic Triangle.”

American Revolution Cruise

On this 11-day American Revolution cruise sailing roundtrip from Baltimore, MD aboard the 100-passenger American Constitution , travel back to the dawn of America. Explore the quaint towns and historic cities that have shaped our nation, including Colonial Williamsburg, a living history museum with period-specific tradespeople, shopkeepers, and political figures.

Historic South and Golden Isles Cruise

On this 8-day Historic South and Golden Isles Cruise sailing between Charleston, SC to Amelia Island, FL aboard either the 100-passenger American Star or 100-passenger American Independence , explore the Intracoastal Waterway, home to some of the most beautiful historic cities in America, is a protected network of bays, rivers, and canals.

Cape Codder Cruise

On this 8-day Cape Codder Cruise sailing roundtrip from Boston, MA aboard the 170-passenger American Constitution , experience the rich essence of Cape Cod, the perfect a summer retreat.

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SAIL ACADIA

Sailing charters & lobster tours at acadia national park.

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Mount Desert Island Sailing Tour

Sail Acadia National Park aboard a traditional Friendship Sloop – Maine’s original lobster boat! Built in Friendship, Maine in the late 1800’s, these handsome traditional sailboats were used by coastal fishermen to haul lobster traps by hand under sail. Take part in Maine’s maritime heritage and enjoy sailing smooth waters, abundant wildlife and spectacular coastline of Acadia National Park.

• Info Up to 6 passengers
• User All Ages
• Hour Glass 2 - 3 Hours
• Great for Families!

Lobster & Nature Tour

Enjoy a nature cruise aboard the Elizabeth T, a real Maine lobster boat! Haul lobster traps, visit Somes Sound, and see a seal colony on a perfect size boat for sightseeing, island picnics, and lobster fishing demonstrations.

• Info Shared Tours are up to 16 passengers; Private Charters are up to 21 passengers
• Hour Glass 2 Hours

Sail Acadia National Park

Escape the crowds of Bar Harbor and explore the spectacular coastline of Acadia National Park.

Sail aboard a classic Friendship sloop or a real Maine lobster boat for a private or shared tour of Maine’s most beautiful coastline along Mount Desert Island.

Sailing and lobster boat cruises depart several times each day from Southwest Harbor and Northeast Harbor, just 15 – 20 minutes from Bar Harbor.

At Sail Acadia we maintain and operate our locally built wooden boats with a great respect for Maine’s maritime heritage. We believe in smaller groups and personalized attention for an authentic boating experience in Acadia. Our captains and crew will share their local knowledge and give you their best tour of Mount Desert Island.

Five-Star Sailing & Boat Tours ★★★★★

We were blown away by the service at Sail Acadia. We did a mid-morning private tour for 7 of us. We were able to bring our own mimosas :) Our captain and first mate were knowledgeable, inviting, friendly and easy going. They were very welcoming to our pup! They had blankets and cups on board. Definitely recommend!

We thoroughly enjoyed our sunset cruise with Mike and Kelly. Mike told some great stories of the area, we took wine and dinner to have on the boat, and we enjoyed seeing guillemots and porpoises in the bay. The wind was very light that evening so we had to motor a bit, but it was such a treat to be out on the water on a 120 year old wooden sail boat. We loved it!

We booked a 3 hour sunset sail and it was so much fun. It wasn't the windiest day, but being on the water on a beautiful summer night watching the sun go down can't be beat. We saw plenty of porpoises and other sea wildlife throughout the ride. Bonus points: the tour is BYOB so we brought a bottle of wine with us and the crew provided cheese, crackers and snacks. Thanks for having us!

An awesome experience we can't recommend more highly. Not only was it a fantastic sailing experience, the crew were informative about the area, history, wildlife and the things we were seeing along the way. The crew was great, the boat charming and historic. The best afternoon we have had in Maine for as long as we can remember!

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• Húsavík Original Whale Watching
• Silent Whale Watching (Carbon-Neutral)

Whales and Sails

• Whales and Puffins
• Whales, Sails and Science
• Whale Watching Árskógssandur
• Whales and Horses
• Sails, Lights & Winter Nights from Reykjavík
• Flatey Island
• Sailing the Edge of the Arctic
• Solstice Meditation Journey
• Experience Greenland
• East Greenland Extended
• Northern Lights Exploration Sailing
• Sailing with Gong
• Árskógssandur
• Useful info about whale watching in Húsavík
• How to prepare for your whale watching tour
• How to plan the perfect day in Húsavík
• Frequently asked questions
• Whale Watching Brochure
• Code of Conduct
• World Cetacean Alliance Certification
• Schooner Hildur
• Schooner Haukur
• Schooner Opal
• Humpback Whale
• Killer Whale (Orca)
• Minke Whale
• Northern Bottlenosed Whale
• Pilot Whale
• Sperm Whale
• Harbour Porpoise
• White-Beaked Dolphin
• Blue Whale Sound
• Humpback Whale Sounds
• White Beaked Dolphin Sounds
• Common Guillemot
• Brünnich’s Guillemot
• Long tailed duck
• Black-headed Gull
• Arctic Skua
• Red-necked Phalarope
• Herring Gull
• Great Black-backed Gull
• Great Cormorant
• Arctic Tern
• Black Guillemot
• Lesser Black-backed Gull
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• Location Húsavík Iceland

Get close to the whales on board a traditional Icelandic sailboat and learn the old ways of sailing.

Discover the magic of the ocean in this beautiful sailing onboard our authentic Icelandic schooners. This tour gives you an excellent opportunity to enjoy the wildlife — the whales and birds of Skjálfandi Bay — while discovering your inner sailor. North Sailing Schooners are ideally suited for approaching whales, which we do with respect and consideration .

We are proud to offer our guests an unforgettable tour on a traditional sailing vessel in breathtaking surroundings. The preservation of wooden boats and Iceland’s coastal culture is dear to us at North Sailing.

You can immerse yourself in the traditional sailing culture by participating in hoisting sails and hauling ropes with our specialised schooner crew. Learn key terms and techniques while sailing like a true Viking.

Sailing trips are for everyone, whether you want to sit back, relax and enjoy the moment or become an active part of the crew onboard. An adventure for young and old!

After a successful whale watching trip, there’s nothing like warming up with a cup of hot cocoa and freshly baked cinnamon buns on the way back to Húsavík. Adults can benefit from a ‘warmer’ addition to their drink, courtesy of the captain.

Do something different on your visit to Iceland and look for wildlife aboard a traditional wooden sailing ship. Discover the magic of the ocean and get back to nature off the north coast of Iceland.

All our sailing tours are powered by the boats’ engines as we can’t count on the wind in the sails to be our primary source of power. However, we will use every opportunity that comes to hoist the sails.

Hot chocolate and cinnamon buns. Expert whale watching guide. Warm overalls and raincoats if needed.

On the return trip, we all helped raise the sails to get back. Nothing like sailing in the North Atlantic in complete silence, the only sound is the boat moving through the water.

Free cancellation up to 24h before

Total booking flexibility

Pay now or upon arrival

3 hours approx.

Daily 1 June – 31 July

Húsavík, Iceland

Boarding card provides the following discounts

• 20% discount to The Húsavík Whale Museum
• 10% discount to Gamli Baukur Restaurant
• 10% discount to Geosea
• 10% discount at Húsavík öl taproom

Prices 13.990 ISK Adults 7.000 ISK 7-15 years FREE Under 7 years (All prices include 11% VAT)

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New England's quintessential charm lines its streets — literally. Each of the six states that comprise the region is unique, but New England's shared history can be felt in both its small towns and its bustling cities. Cruise to New England and wind your way through cobblestone streets dotted with antique lampposts and colonial homes. Take a trip to Maine and hike your way through Acadia National Park, known for its stunning granite cliffs and rocky beaches along the Atlantic coastline. Then make your way further south to the old seaside town of Portland, a haven for artists, foodies and water lovers alike. Walk the Freedom Trail in Boston to learn about the American Revolution in the very places it began.

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Bring a bag of peanuts to a baseball game at Boston's famed Fenway Park, home of the Red Sox since 1912. The Fenway Park is one of the main attractions in Boston. If you're more of an art enthusiast than a sports fan, the Museum of Fine Arts and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum are both nearby.

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Delight your eyes and taste buds by enjoying tea and popovers at the Jordan Pond House, which overlooks the mountains of Maine and Jordan Pond itself. Portland, Maine, has a reputation among foodies — it's known for the indulgent sweets at Holy Donut, the locally made Gelato Fiasco and the delectable shellfish at The Shop. If you go to Boston, the North End is a Little Italy of pasta, pastries and cafes.

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Portland, Maine, is the quintessential New England town, surrounded by miles of coastline and idyllic lighthouses. Visit the coastal shops and restaurants along Commercial and Exchange Streets. You'll find artsy spots like Asia West and Sea Bags Maine filled with keepsakes and sundries. If you have the chance, head to the picturesque Portland Head Light, a lighthouse just a 15-minute drive away in Cape Elizabeth.

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7 Northeast lighthouses where you can spend the night

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Planning an East Coast trip to the beach? Go full sail on the nautical theme and consider a stay in one of these quaint and cozy lighthouses. They're packed full of history, and since they're all literally right on the coast, you're guaranteed panoramic Atlantic ocean views and a super short walk to the beach. Here are 7 historic lighthouses where you can spend the night-- just remember to leave the light on!

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Tibbetts Point Lighthouse: This lighthouse has been converted into the world's classiest youth hostel! You can even use the telescope to get the most mind-blowingly gorgeous views of Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River. The adorable little town of Cape Vincent is close to lots of other attractions in the area, like the lovely Boldt Castle and, of course, other lighthouses.

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Rose Island: If you're really looking to get away from it all, then this is the lighthouse for you! Other than an abandoned WWII-era torpedo station, the lighthouse is the only other thing on the island. The craziest part is that you, the visitor, can actually operate the light. If you choose to take on the job, you can donate your time to the worthy cause of restoring/working the lighthouse...but don't worry-- you'll still have tons of downtime, so you can actually finish that book you've been meaning to read.

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Pemaquid Point Lighthouse: If this Maine landmark looks familiar to you, that's probably because you've seen it on Maine's state quarter. The whole property is a gorgeous park on the dramatic, rocky coast, and there's a museum, art gallery, and tons of nature to explore. Even awesomer, you can rent out the Keeper's House for your vacation! It was built in 1857, and it's still got that adorable old-timey charm--just look at that white picket fence!

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