Oosterschelde Log

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Life on Oosterschelde

 

Oosterschelde is very well known in Holland and a favourite of sea and nature lovers. Her ethos is one of active and direct exposure to the sea and sailing, the region being explored and its wildlife. Below decks the two and four berth cabins are fitted with a washbasin with hot and cold water. Showers are separate. The lounge is very stylish with a wood burning stove a piano and library. All cabins have forced ventilation and a window or hatch to open. She has a large galley and professional cook and you can buy drinks at the bar. On board euros are accepted but not credit cards.

Sailing on Oosterschelde—as on all of Classic Sailing holidays—you are not a passenger but part of the guest crew. You will be assigned a watch together with the professional crew to sail, steer and navigate the ship. No sailing experience is necessary. The crew will be happy to explain the functions of all the ropes.

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