This Trip has now finished.
| Key Details for this Trip | |
|---|---|
| Vessel/s: | MAYBE |
| Trip Categories: | Mile Building, Sail Training |
| Sailing Type/s: | |
| Embark: | Portimao, Portugal |
| Thursday, October 15, 2020 | |
| Disembark: | Alcaidesa, Spain |
| Saturday, October 24, 2020 | |
Join MAYBE in Portimao on October 15th 2020 for an unforgettable 9 day mile building tall ship voyage that will see you travel from Portugal to Spain.
Enjoy nine days sailing the Southern coast of Portugal and Spain soaking up some winter sun and exploring the best this Iberian coast has to offer. A hands-on winter sun sailing voyage on the Iberian coast. Join TS Maybe in Portimao and enjoy a 9-night hands on classic sailing experience along the South Coast of Portugal and Spain.
Your experience aboard this beautiful gaff rigged ketch will end in Alcaidesa where you'll disembark on October 24th. The primary language spoken onboard will be English.
You must be physically fit enough to take part in sailing activities
You must comply with all safety regulations during your trip
Travel Insurance Is required. Once you have booked and paid for your voyage please ensure that you have appropriate travel insurance.
Maybe Sailing Vessels are covered by third party liability insurance for serious injury or loss of life, but they strongly advise you to take out travel insurance as soon as you book your holiday. Make sure you find travel insurance that gives you financial protection if you must cancel or curtail your holiday, cover loss or damage to baggage, or incur any additional medical or transport costs. If you have your own annual travel insurance or a cover with your credit or debit card, please check your own policy carefully to make sure it covers sailing/ cruising/ yachting for sailing more than 12 miles from shore.
Topsail Insurance offer policies that are tailor-made for tall ship holidays, whether pilot cutter, ketch, lugger or tall ship, and have no restrictions as to how far offshore you can sail, including Antarctica.
