Christian Radich
Christian Radich is a three-masted, full-rigged steel ship built in 1937 at the Framnæs shipyard in Sandefjord, Norway. Named after the shipowner whose donation funded her, she served as a Norwegian merchant navy training ship from launch until 1998, and gained worldwide fame through the 1958 film Windjammer and BBC's The Onedin Line.
Set sail with Christian Radich. Experience cruises full of excitement, relaxation and discovery
On board Christian Radich, 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?
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 Christian Radich 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.
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.
