Board a three-masted ship to work with the sea

The nearly sixty-metre three-masted ship treats a day trip as participatory seamanship. Guests may help handle sails or take a short turn at the helm, but no one must climb the mast and previous sailing experience is unnecessary. Lunch and a captain’s dinner divide nine hours into a shared rhythm, making this different from a harbour cruise where the sea remains scenery. Wind, movement and crew instructions are part of the day. Going to sea also means weather and safety can change the plan. The operator explicitly says a driving licence is not sufficient identification from age fourteen. Seasickness preparation, warm waterproof layers and some flexibility after the scheduled return belong in the purchase decision.

• Sailing days run 10:00–19:00 on 15, 22 and 23 August.
• The youth fare through age 25 is €64.75; adult fare is €129.50.
• Lunch and captain’s dinner are included; helping with sails is optional.
• From age 14, bring a passport or identity card, not only a driving licence.

Hokimi field note：Check sea conditions, meeting time and identity documents the night before, protect the phone from water and seek suitable seasickness advice if needed. Information last checked on 12 August 2026：source1 · source2。