Nord-Atlantik und Keltische See - Segelschiff Charter & Reisen - Eye of the Wind
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North Atlantic and Celtic Sea

North Atlantic and Celtic Sea

North Atlantic and Celtic Sea

Unter Segeln von den Azoren in die Bretagne

Overview

Trip no: 26/08
Price: 3.750,00 
Check-in time: 23.03.2026, 19:00 Uhr
Check-out time: 07.04.2026, 10:00 Uhr
Start harbour: Horta, Azores (Portugal)
Destination harbour: Brest (France)
Overnight stays: 15
Free places: 12

North Atlantic and Celtic Sea

3.750,00 

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Trip information

Immergrüne Inseln von urwüchsiger Schönheit liegen zwischen Amerika und Europa: die Azoren. Für die Eye of the Wind sind sie der Ausgangspunkt für die dritte Reise-Etappe einer langen Atlantic crossing. Ein Nebenarm des Golfstroms sorgt hier für ein ausgeglichen-mildes Klima mit Frühlingstemperaturen um 20 Grad. Über dem alles umspannenden Ozean liegen ein frischer Segelwind und gesunde Meeresluft. Zwei Wochen an Bord – Zeit für Sie, einen unvergesslichen Active holidays under sail zu erleben und gleichzeitig das Schiff als einen Lieblingsort der Ruhe und Erholung kennenzulernen. Das Ziel dieser Reise ist die französische Hafen- und Marinestadt Brest in der Bretagne.

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Horta, Azores

Immergrüne Inseln von urwüchsiger Schönheit liegen im Nordatlantik zwischen Amerika und Europa: die Azoren. Ein Nebenarm des Golfstroms sorgt hier für ein ausgeglichen-mildes Klima mit Frühlingstemperaturen um 20 Grad. Über dem alles umspannenden Ozean liegen ein frischer Segelwind und gesunde Meeresluft.

Nutzen Sie Ihren Aufenthalt auf Ilha do Faial für eine Erkundung auf der fünftgrößten der „Habichtsinseln“, wie die Azoren genannt werden. Wenig Verkehr und ein geringes Touristenaufkommen ermöglichen Wanderungen in absoluter Ruhe. Traumhafte Routen führen über die dichtbewachsene Insel, entlang der Steilküsten, rund um den Kratersee und zum Leuchtturm im Westen. Der pittoreske Hafen von Horta ist Zwischenstopp für jeden Weltumsegler. Skipper, Taucher und Walbeobachter nutzen das legendäre „Peter Café Sport“ als beliebten Treffpunkt, um zwischen Erinnerungsfotos und Schiffsmodellen beim „besten Gin Tonic der Welt“ Neuigkeiten auszutauschen. Im Obergeschoss hat der Gründer dieser Piratenkneipe, einer der letzten Walfänger, ein Scrimshaw-Museum mit kunstvoll bearbeiteten Walknochen und Walzähnen eingerichtet.

Voyage description

You will find a detailed description of the cruise here soon.

This is where you disembark

Brest

Finistère - the "end of the earth" is the name of the French department in Brittany. For more than 350 years, the harbour town of Brest has been an important maritime trading and naval base. The cityscape is characterised by fortifications, maritime buildings and bridges.

The Atlantic harbour city of Brest offers numerous sights with a maritime connection. The Océanopolis with its diverse exhibitions invites you to an exciting Journey through the world of the oceans in. The city is characterised by the imposing Château de Brestwhich dates back to Roman times and is today the Musée de la Marine where visitors can find out more about the Maritime history of France experience. Another highlight is the Pont de Recouvrance, one of the largest lift bridges in Europefrom which you can overlook the harbour and the military installations. The former Arsenale of Brest, which was the centre of French shipbuilding for a long time, is also worth a visit. If you are looking for a maritime atmosphere, visit the Fishing harbour or the Quartier du Port - Here you can experience the city's close connection to the sea at first hand.

Notes on the itinerary

The route described here may change at short notice due to prevailing wind and weather conditions. The ship's captain will decide on stopovers and the course of the trip - whenever possible - taking your wishes into account. You will experience the trip as a pleasant mixture of adventure and comfort, of taking part and enjoying yourself.

Services included

• 15 Übernachtungen auf dem Traditionssegler Eye of the Wind
- Accommodation in a comfortable double cabin (single cabin at an extra charge, if available)
- Full board (incl. all meals; water / coffee / tea)
- Saloon with TV/DVD player and extensive on-board library
- Hot and cold running water, shower and toilet in each cabin, bed linen, towels and air conditioning

Services not included

- Arrival and departure, shore excursions, soft drinks and alcoholic beverages.

- For the individual planning of your arrival and departure, we will be happy to arrange a reliable partner travel agency for you. contact us in good time if required.

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Guestbook comments

I can only recommend a sailing trip on the 'Eye of the Wind'. This two-master is a sailing ship straight out of a picture book, and the crew is in a great mood. And if you want, you can climb to the top of the mast - 27 metres above sea level. Fabulous!"

Claus-Georg Petri
Fellow sailor and journalist, about his cruise in the Danish South Sea

Simply an overwhelming experience - you have to experience it.

Dr Hermann Gärlich
fellow sailor, about his voyage between Vigo and Tenerife

Here I can let go of all the tension and find myself again.

Jan Störmer
fellow sailor, about his voyage from Stockholm through the western Swedish archipelago

The way this magnificent sailing ship pushes through the waves with the help of the wind alone is an indescribable feeling. There is nothing more beautiful.

Ulf Kaack
Co-sailor and author of maritime books, about his cruise in the Western Baltic Sea
North Atlantic and Celtic Sea
North Atlantic and Celtic Sea

3.750,00