Join a sailing adventure on a Tall Ship and set course for new horizons!
Join a sailing adventure on a Tall Ship and set course for new horizons!
Tall Ships Races @nl
25: € 760,-
> 25: € 945,-
27 July - 03 August 2015
Vaar mee met Tecla en haar bemanning voor het avontuur van je leven! Je zeilt mee op de tweede leg van de Tall Ships Race 2015 van Kristansand naar Aalborg. Sluit vriendschappen met sail trainees van over de hele wereld. Samen zeilen jullie het schip zo scherp als jullie kunnen over het Skagerrak. De Tall Ships Race is de grootste zeilrace van het jaar, dus zet je schrap en reik naar de finish! Het wordt een reis om nooit meer te vergeten. En eenmaal in Aalborg kun je rekenen op een epische crew party! Voor Windseekers van 15 – 25 jaar (25+ op aanvraag)
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