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Klaipéda (LT) - Gdansk (PL)

31 July 2016 - 03 August 2015

0 day, Eye of the Wind

From € 750,-

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Sail Training

Normal price: € 750,-

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Eye of the Wind:
Klaipéda (LT) - Gdansk (PL)

31 July 2016 - 03 August 2015

Ports

Gdansk is a polish city on the baltic coast, the capital of the poland’s principal seaport and the centre of the country’s fourth-largest metropolitan area.
The town is known for the Green Gate built to serve as the formal residence of the Polish monarchs, the medieval port crane, called Zuraw over Motlawa river and the famous Apotheosis of Gdansk by Izaak van den Blocke.

  • Klaipéda (LT)

  • Gdansk (PL)

Key points

  • Dates: 31 July 2016 - 3 August 2015
  • Embarkation: 19:00 / Disembarkation: 16:00
  • No sailing experience required!
  • Official language on board: English
  • Price includes: accommodation and meals, excludes drinks at the bar
  • Price excludes transportation costs to-and from the ports. Our travel counsellor can advise you and book your transfers
  • One-off registration fee €25
  • Windseekers need to have a health insurance and a travel insurance
  • "Discovering how far you can surpass yourself and push your limits out of your comfort zone."

    Agathe (26), France

You sail on the Eye of the Wind

Shipping type: Brigantine
Homeport: Jersey
Date built: 1911
Trainees: 12
Length: 40.23m
Height of mast: 26,30 m
Sail: 750 m2

More than 100 years ago a sailing legend came to life: in 1911, the German Lühring shipyard built a gaff schooner named Friedrich. In 1955 she ran aground in a heavy strom off the Swedish west coast. The wreck was …

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Windseeker logs

  • Morgenster Trainees Together

    Cultures at Sea, from individuals to-gether

    Morgenster, August 2016

    Cadiz - A Coruna

    – by Trainees

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  • A Few Moments of Peace

    Morgenster, September 2014

    Baltic Sea

    – by Windseeker Jan

    "There were dolphins!”, my watch mate told me when I emerged from my cabin. “Hundreds of them! Jumping and blowing! You missed them!” I thought he was pulling my leg, but apparently he wasn’t. When seasickness claims you, you miss …

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Photos

  • Dolphins
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