The cruising programme for 2010 contains some familiar treats, some new experiences and the chance to revisit, after long absence, one or two favourite old haunts. We hope you will find something in it that appeals to you.
All three Trinity vessels will be sailing from early April until the end of October.
The Cruise Programme contains a full list of those cruises on which it is possible to book by the berth. At all other times the vessels are available for whole boat charter or will be engaged in sail training work for the Trinity Sailing Trust.
Westcountry & Brittany Cruising
Most cruises are from Devon and cover the western and central areas of the English Channel: the south coasts of Devon and Cornwall, the Isles of Scilly, Brittany, Normandy and the Channel Islands. These offer the very best of coastal scenery, secluded coves, bustling harbours and island haunts. The places we visit vary with each cruise, so there are always new ones, as well as old favourites, to explore.
The majority of these cruises last one week. New for 2010 we have introduced some weekend cruises.You still get to experience all of the things that make a Trinity cruise special, packaged into a minimum of 3 nights afloat. For dates and prices click here
The Isles of Scilly
Within 25 miles of Land's End, the Scillies are a world apart, with an air of solitude and tranquillity from another era. There are five inhabited islands and about one hundred smaller islets. The islands have an abundance of interesting wild flora and birdlife, often not found anywhere else in the UK, sandy beaches and secluded anchorages, as well as the beautiful, sub-tropical Abbey Garden on Tresco. The climate is very mild, which make these cruises very popular. This year we have two six-night cruises to the Scillies on Provident, commencing on 26th June and 3rd July from Falmouth. For dates and prices click here
Dartmouth Royal Regatta
Leader will be attending the famous Dartmouth Royal Regatta for the final day or two of a cruise in late August, commencing on the 21st and the first couple of days for the cruise starting on 28th.
The highlights of the event include a parade of classic sail on the River Dart, lots of activities both on shore and afloat, a spectacular display by the Red Arrows - this reckoned to be the most spectacular setting of all for watching them - and fireworks after dark. While others queue to get into town via the park-and-ride you sail into this lovely estuary and have a ringside seat from the middle of the river.
The Tall Ships Races, (www.tallshipsraces.com), are an annual event. Their purpose is to provide an opportunity for friendly competition between the sail training fleet and to develop international friendship among the trainees and the communities visited during the races. They give participants the opportunity to gain new experiences, face new challenges, learn new skills, make new friends, and have a whole lot of fun!
The 2010 Tall Ships Race will begin in Antwerp, where the fleet will gather in July. From there, they will race to Aalborg in Northern Denmark, followed by a cruise in company with the rest of the fleet through the Skagerrak to Kristiansand on the south coast of Norway, from there the fleet races across the North Sea to Hartlepool.
The minimum age for the Tall Ships Race is 15. There is no maximum age limit, but it is a requirement of the Tall Ships Race that atl east 50% of the ship’s crew are aged 15 – 25 at the start of the leg and we are offering a 25% discount on the price to everyone under the age of 25.Trainees will be involved in all aspects of life aboard ship including setting sails, steering, navigating, keeping watch, cooking, cleaning, provisioning, laundry, etc.
We offer a range of RYA sailing courses aboard Golden Vanity. These give those who want to learn in more depth, with structured tuition in sailing and seamanship, the opportunity to follow an RYA syllabus, aiming for the award of a certificate at the end of the week. Courses are available to suit all levels of sailor.
Competent Crew will suit those new to sailing, or wishing to refine their basic skills.
Day Skipper is ideal for those wishing to make the transition from crew to captain.
Coastal Skipper is aimed at the more experienced sailor, looking to refine boat handling and navigation skills and learn some more advanced skippering techniques.
Each involves a full week of cruising, allowing you to enjoy the area to the full and experience a variety of locations and conditions. Our RYA courses also include full meals cooked with fresh ingredients and do not involve a week of living out of tins.
Leader
Length: 105 feet Beam:19 feet
No of berths, inc. crew: 17
Provident
Length: 95 feet Beam:17 feet
No of berths, inc. crew: 16
Golden Vanity
Length: 53 feet Beam:10 feet
No of berths, inc. crew: 9
Spirit Of Britannia
Length: 60 feet Beam:13 feet
No of berths, inc. crew: 14
team@trinitysailing.co.uk
- Talk to the Trinity Team – on 01803 883355
The Sail Loft, Pump Street, Brixham, Devon, UK,
TQ5 8ED.
Trinity Sailing 2010 - Sailing Holidays UK, RYA
Training, Offshore Sail Training and Tall Ships
Races
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