Authentic sailing experience
Feel the power of wind in the sails and take part in a real sea adventure – without commercial gimmicks and crowds of tourists.
We set sail from Tahiti, adjusting course for the southern latitudes. Our journey begins with the hum of the trade winds and the promise of the unknown.
Sailing south of the trades, we begin to feel the pulse of the Pacific. Time slows. The rhythm of the watch system takes hold.
Weather and timing allowing, we drop anchor at the mystical island of Rapa. Explore ancient stone fortresses, hike steep ridgelines, and meet locals in one of Polynesia’s most remote communities.
This is true blue water sailing. Days blend into nights. Learn celestial navigation, climb aloft, write, read, rest. The ship becomes the world.
After more than 3,000 nautical miles, the cliffs of Easter Island appear. A moment of awe and accomplishment. Welcome ashore. ⚓ Please note: this itinerary is entirely weather-dependent and subject to change. The wind writes its own story—we follow its pages.
Average rating 4.9
Every cruise is more than a journey - it's memories that last long after you step ashore. Our participants share their stories, emotions and moments that are hard to put into words... but which we try to capture right here.
I thought it would just be a holiday. It was a journey that cleared my soul. Every sunrise on deck reminded me that you can live slower and deeper.
Anna
Norway, tourist cruise
After 30 years I was at the helm again. Watch at four in the morning, shared meals in the mess, cold wind, the crew's laughter - I felt like in the old days. Cruise Tall Ships helped me find a voyage I would never have found on my own.
Marek Kowalski
training cruise in the North Sea
I didn't know anyone when I boarded. After a week I had a family that can't be replaced. It wasn't just a cruise - it was the adventure of a lifetime together.
Julia Nowak
expedition to Greenland
Why choose a Tall Ship cruise?
I want to set sail →Feel the power of wind in the sails and take part in a real sea adventure – without commercial gimmicks and crowds of tourists.
Immerse yourself in a world where time flows slower, and the only sound is the rush of waves and the crack of lines.
Whether you have sailing experience or are taking your first steps on deck – you'll find a cruise tailored to your expectations and abilities.
From short Baltic cruises to multi-week transatlantic voyages. Choose a cruise that fits your rhythm and dreams.

Over 3000 miles of open ocean, one ship, endless stories.For many, Tahiti is the true Polynesian paradise: white sand beaches, emerald mountains, and people whose warmth mirrors the tropical sun. But for sailors, Polynesia is more than paradise—it’s a playground of vast possibilities.Our voyage from Tahiti to Rapa Nui (Easter Island) is a blue water journey like no other. Though the miles ahead number in the thousands, the voyage offers time to explore, reflect, and perhaps make landfall on one of Polynesia’s least-visited gems: the Austral Islands.After casting off from Papeete, we set our course southward, slipping out of the trade wind belt. The Tecla, a proud lady of the seas, stretches her canvas wide—ready to dance with the shifting winds. With her many sails and ocean-proven hull, she carries us confidently into deep waters.The Austral Islands rise like forgotten emeralds from the vast Pacific. Having explored much of this remote archipelago earlier in the season, we may now visit the one island we missed—Rapa. Fierce and isolated, Rapa was once home to 14 warring clans, each holding their own stone fortress. Much of their legacy still remains, hidden in the folds of its misty hills. Rarely visited, Rapa is supplied by ship only once a month—a true edge-of-the-world encounter.Then the sea calls again. We chase the westerlies across the open ocean, embracing the silence, the swells, the stars. Every mile sailed is a song of the deep. As we near Easter Island, and the statues of Hanga Roa rise into view, one can’t help but marvel: How did ancient navigators reach this dot in the ocean with their “primitive” vessels? Or were they, in fact, centuries ahead of their time?
Over 3000 miles of open ocean, one ship, endless stories.For many, Tahiti is the true Polynesian paradise: white sand beaches, emerald mountains, and people whose warmth mirrors the tropical sun. But for sailors, Polynesia is more than paradise—it’s a playground of vast possibilities.Our voyage from Tahiti to Rapa Nui (Easter Island) is a blue water journey like no other. Though the miles ahead number in the thousands, the voyage offers time to explore, reflect, and perhaps make landfall on one of Polynesia’s least-visited gems: the Austral Islands.After casting off from Papeete, we set our course southward, slipping out of the trade wind belt. The Tecla, a proud lady of the seas, stretches her canvas wide—ready to dance with the shifting winds. With her many sails and ocean-proven hull, she carries us confidently into deep waters.The Austral Islands rise like forgotten emeralds from the vast Pacific. Having explored much of this remote archipelago earlier in the season, we may now visit the one island we missed—Rapa. Fierce and isolated, Rapa was once home to 14 warring clans, each holding their own stone fortress. Much of their legacy still remains, hidden in the folds of its misty hills. Rarely visited, Rapa is supplied by ship only once a month—a true edge-of-the-world encounter.Then the sea calls again. We chase the westerlies across the open ocean, embracing the silence, the swells, the stars. Every mile sailed is a song of the deep. As we near Easter Island, and the statues of Hanga Roa rise into view, one can’t help but marvel: How did ancient navigators reach this dot in the ocean with their “primitive” vessels? Or were they, in fact, centuries ahead of their time?
Tahiti - Austral - Easter Island

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