Multi-day trips
Want to go to further destinations? Fancy a multi-day adventure? We have great experiences in store for you.
Sail up the Thames to visit London, via Ramsgate, Queenborough to Tower Bridge and moor in St Katherine dock. You stay overnight in the vibrant centre of London.
Head to the mecca of sailors in Cowes. Sail on the Solent, the setting for countless sailing competitions in beautiful countryside. Return via Brighton’s famous pier.
If you want to visit England’s east coast, head to the River Orwell and spend the night in Woolverstone. After fish and chips at the Butt And Oyster, return via Ramsgate, Dover or perhaps Dunkirk.
Holland, and especially Zeeland, also has a lot of boating fun to offer! This can be done with a “round Zeeland” (Stellendam, Hellevoetsluis, Willemstad, Oosterschelde, Zierikzee, Veerse Meer, Middelburg and Vlissingen). More motoring hours (canals) but in return unique nature and historic cities.
Why not go to France? Cherbourg is a hefty trip, you can of course reach your goal in stages along the Normandy ports (Ouistreham, Dieppe). Note! Normandy is a culinary treat, the kilos add up in no time!
As you can see, there are lots of options for sailing trips from 4 to 9 days. Look in Inspiration for fascinating examples.
For a number of destinations and depending on your choice, there are night trips. A unique experience, along busy shipping lanes and ports. As we accompany with two certified sailors, we can sail through the night in two shifts. So you can reach a faraway port in a day and a half to two days.
In consultation, we create a feasible, adventurous and relaxing programme. You make the ideal trip together! Keep in mind that you need an international passport for England.
Elise is a luxury accommodation! Four spacious double cabins, each with its own bathroom and shower. The galley (ship’s term for kitchen) is very complete with large cool storage, a full cooker and oven, microwave and much more. Everything is there to prepare appropriate snacks both sailing and in port.
You provide your own food on board but in a port you can of course look for a cosy or well-known restaurant.