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Blue Clipper

Experience the perfect blend of maritime heritage and modern luxury aboard the Blue Clipper, a magnificent 44-meter three-masted topsail schooner. Built in 1991 and once the celebrated flagship of the Hennessy cognac fleet, the Blue Clipper is now one of the most sought-after Class B tall ships for adventurers seeking an "edge of luxury." Whether you are navigating the dramatic fjords of Norway, crossing the Atlantic, or island-hopping in the turquoise Caribbean, this ship offers a hands-on sailing experience where you are invited to climb the masts and take the helm under the guidance of a professional crew. Unlike traditional training vessels, the Blue Clipper caters to your comfort with six beautifully appointed twin en-suite cabins, complete with private bathrooms and climate control. On board, the atmosphere is one of sophisticated adventure, featuring a spacious wood-paneled salon and an expansive teak deck perfect for al-fresco dining. For the 2026 season, the Blue Clipper is embarking on a world-class itinerary, including a high-latitude expedition to the Faroe Islands and a transatlantic voyage from Portugal to Barbados. Guests can enjoy chef-prepared meals, modern amenities like ship-wide WiFi, and even use the onboard kayaks and paddleboards during island stops. Whether you are a solo traveler looking for a "mile-builder" voyage or a group seeking a full private charter, the Blue Clipper provides a safe, stylish, and unforgettable platform for exploring the world’s most iconic coastlines. Book your cabin today and become part of the legacy of this legendary deep-blue schooner.

1911
Schooner
44 m
Worldwide
Up to 22 passengers

Set sail with Blue Clipper. Experience cruises full of excitement, relaxation and discovery

On board Blue Clipper, hands-on sailing cruises await, where you'll learn to sail without prior experience – steer, navigate, dive and feel the rhythm of the ocean under sail. What makes these cruises special?

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Authentic hands-on sailing

On this historic tall ship you'll gain practical sailing lessons under the guidance of an experienced crew.

Ecological approach and closeness to nature

Cruises emphasize sustainable contact with the ocean – expect diving from Zodiacs, observing wildlife and relaxing under the stars, without mass tourism, providing deep soul renewal.

Variety of cruise types

From training to tourist – on Blue Clipper you'll get a combination of adventure and luxury, like fine dining under sail or snorkeling in crystal clear waters, building unforgettable memories.

Comfort with a touch of history

Expect unique cabins with bathrooms, a library and bar on board – this distinguishes the ship, offering 'old money' elegance with a splash of salt, ideal for families, couples or groups seeking authentic maritime elegance.

Stepping aboard a tall ship can feel daunting: unfamiliar rules, a new routine and life at sea. Voyage formats vary, so start with one that matches your experience, mobility and preferred level of participation.
Many leisure and introductory voyages welcome first-time sailors, while training and expedition voyages can be more demanding. Check the operator’s age, fitness, mobility, swimming and participation requirements before booking. We help you compare the available information, and the operator confirms whether a voyage is suitable for you.
Training, leisure, expedition or a short sailing experience? Compare dates, routes, ships and operator information to choose a voyage that suits you. If anything is unclear, contact the operator before booking.
Not sure how to prepare, what to pack, how to get to the port?
Don't worry - check our FAQ, you'll find full guidance, packing lists and support before you sail. You focus on dreams of waves and stars, we take care of the rest. If you have questions, our team is here to help!
Safety at sea is a priority - we understand concerns, especially if you're sailing with loved ones or for the first time.
Certification, crew qualifications, accessibility and family suitability are specific to each ship, operator and voyage. Review the operator’s current safety information and joining requirements before booking.

Concerns we know only too well

A sailing cruise should be exciting, not stressful. And yet - we know that feeling. Doubts whether you'll cope. Chaos in offers. Questions about logistics that no one answers straight. We listen to passengers and travellers - we know what holds them back from setting sail.

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