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Blauwasser Segelreisen

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The last adventures on our Earth are the seas and oceans

For the sailor, the sea is not a thing; for him it is a being that must be approached with respect and love. How right he is, you experience especially when sailing. When the coast sinks below the horizon, personal worries are forgotten; all that matters is the sea, the wind, the ship and the crew. When the sun rises from the sea, when you feel the wind on your face, the play of the waves, when you see the floating islands, you will better understand yourself and 'time'.

When you anchor in one of the beautiful bays far from the tourist hustle, a chord will sound within you that you never knew before. When the ship, with your help, rushes through the sea with wind-filled sails, the concepts of independence and freedom will take on a new dimension for you. Passage sailing/blue-water sailing need not be competitive sport; it is rather meaningful physical activity combined with an intense experience of nature.

Body, mind and psyche recover quite on their own without hectic and cramped efforts. On the majority of days, the ship quietly traces its course. This is the time when everyone finds 'their spot', the time for good conversations, the time when you think together about what the next day will bring. However, there are also days with mirror-smooth seas when the ship can only be moved by motor; there are days when the bow plunges crashing into the sea and sends showers of seawater across the deck. There are wonderful nights when no one thinks of sleeping; there are nights when the ship tugs restlessly at anchor and rain patters on the deck; and there are breakdowns too. In short, no day is like another.

One thing, however, exists almost without exception: cosiness and the feeling of a fulfilled day.



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