Isle of Man & Irish Sea

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Isle of Man & Irish Sea

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Isle of Man & Irish Sea
Summer sailing trip along the Mourne and Cooley Coast

Isle of Man & Irish Sea – this voyage aboard the Eye of the Wind links the Northern Irish capital, Belfast, with Dublin and calls at the Isle of Man along the way. On board the traditional sailing ship, you experience the coast not from a distance but from right out on the water: with the wind in the sails, changing light over the sea and the special rhythm of life at sea.

The captain sets the itinerary according to wind and weather, so every trip becomes a sailing adventure of its own. The planned stopover on the Isle of Man offers a chance to get to know the island better and enjoy a break from daily life on board. The Isle of Man delights with a varied landscape of rugged coastline, gentle hills and green valleys known as glens. The island is also special for its distinct cultural heritage, with Celtic and Norse influences and traditional place names in the Manx language. When and on which course the ship sails each leg is decided along the way, depending on conditions at sea.

If you wish, you can take an active part in the sailing. Fellow travellers are welcome to help with the sailing manoeuvres and to steer the ship themselves under guidance. The aim is not to bring prior experience, but to feel the interplay of ship, crew and wind first-hand. Even if you prefer to watch, there is plenty to discover on deck: the work of the crew, the play of the waves and the views of the coasts and islands of the Irish Sea.

The captain shares useful sailing knowledge every day. The programme includes lessons on meteorology and navigation as well as sail handling, the use of lines and various sessions on the wind. Questions are welcome, and much of it can be put into practice directly on board.

According to the itinerary, arrival in Dublin is planned for Thursday evening (12 August) or Friday morning (13 August). This gives you a full day to explore the city's sights without having to book an additional hotel night.

The times and harbours mentioned are intended as an example itinerary and are not binding. The route described here may change at short notice due to prevailing wind and weather conditions. The ship's command decides on stopovers and the course of the voyage – whenever possible also taking your wishes into account. This way you experience the trip as a pleasant mix of adventure and comfort, of getting involved and simply enjoying.
Our friendly permanent crew know the route from previous trips and ensure a maritime feel-good atmosphere on board

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Karsten/ marevent.de

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