Wildlife

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Nature worth witnessing...

Sailing among the elements bring crew members that much closer to nature.

It's not just the international trips that offer opportunities to see rare mammals.  Our pilot cutters in the UK prove to be just as great a base for wildlife spotting.

The following boats are especially well placed for wildlife spotting:

Oosterschelde: birdlife of the Hebrides & St Kilda

Barque Europa: penguins, seals, humpback whales in the Antarctic

Antigua: polar bears, Arctic foxes, reindeer, birdlife, whales, walruses and seals in the Arctic

Eve of St Mawes, Lizzie May and Annabel J: pilot whales, minke whales, basking sharks, dolphins, porpoise and seals

Below are wildlife photos taken on our trips.

 

 For further information please call us on 01872 580022 or email us at skippers@classic-sailing.co.uk

 


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