In 2024/25 an ex-herring drifter built in 1915 and lovingly restored with a full refit in 2021, will set sail to circumnavigate the Americas! The route is incredible taking in both Antarctica and the Arctic via the North West Passage. Port stops include: Greenland, Iceland, Scotland, Tenerife, Falkland Islands, Chile, …

Missed the webinar? Register below for updates and the next planned date and we’ll email you the document summary from the first webinar as a PDF.  On June 18th 2024 at 19:00 CET the crew of a history-making tall ship that have twice completed crossings of the Northwest Passage will …

The Exuma Islands are a fascinating archipelago with a rich blend of natural wonders and unique experiences … including that you can explore them by sailboat in April 2024 aboard Tempus. You’d be sailing with a Norwegian live-aboard family who are sailing around the world on their Majestic 53ft fantastic …

Sail Transatlantic Lorient to New York City Embark as a teammate in a transatlantic voyage on a Challenge 67 from France to USA in May or back the other way in June. Sail Scotland to Iceland – In Search of Vikings Explore old Viking routes on a historic family run …

I suspect Another World Adventures views ‘luxury’ through a different lens than the many other high-end providers. The ones you already know about, whose adverts you see in glossy magazines. The kind of luxury I’m going to tell you about doesn’t come wrapped in perfumed towels and private jets. It …

What It’s Like On Board: A Glimpse into Life at Sea Life on board a tall ship is an immersive experience that blends adventure, camaraderie, and skill-building. Imagine waking up to the sound of waves against the hull, the creaking of the ship’s timbers, and the salty breeze in your …

Picture yourself as a guest crew member aboard one of these majestic vessels, where the wind fills the sails, the salty air invigorates your senses, and every day brings a new nautical challenge and discovery. I go on about it all the time, but of all our travels before setting …

Another World Adventures: How many times have you sailed Tecla in the Falkland Islands? Jet Suik, Tecla “We first visited the Falklands ten years ago after rounding Cape Horn. We had some extra days and were able to make around 5 additional stops which was amazing. And again after a …

  1. A Wildlife Wonderland: The Falklands are a haven for wildlife enthusiasts, offering an extraordinary display of nature’s diversity. Massive colonies of penguins—gentoos, rockhoppers, and kings—rule the rocky shores, while albatrosses soar gracefully above. Arriving by sea offers a chance to see seals lounging on pristine beaches and sea …

Ancient cultures such as the Polynesians and Hawaiians, who relied heavily on their connection with the ocean, are believed to have practiced forms of paddleboarding for transportation, fishing, and even as a sport. In Hawaii, for example, “Hoe he’e nalu,” meaning “to stand, to surf, a wave,” referred to the …

I signed up to sail with a tall ship on a month-long transatlantic journey from Spain to Brazil having never even put a foot on the deck before. That was both very exciting and really nerve wracking!! Since then, I’ve worked with hundreds of adventure seekers plan trips over the …