Another World Adventures

07/03/2025

Ready to plan your next adventure? In May 2025 this Challenge 67 will be sailing from Lorient in France to New York City, USA... And you could join them ⬇

https://www.anotherworldadventures.com/unusual-adventure-holidays/sail-transatlantic-lorient-to-new-york-city/

As a crew member, you will be fully immersed in the offshore sailing experience. It won't be easy... but it will be one epic adventure ⛵

06/03/2025

Picture yourself taking a hands-on role on board a 100+ year old tall ship… on expedition to Antarctica 🇦🇶

This is your chance ⬇️
https://www.anotherworldadventures.com/unusual-adventure-holidays/antarctica-sailing-expedition/

Each night, your ship will anchor in sheltered bays. During the day, your experienced crew will take small groups ashore.

The exact itinerary depends on the conditions - but previous voyages have seen penguin rookeries, glaciers, seals, birds, and various flora. The further south you voyage, the more Minke, Orca, Humpback, and Killer Whales are likely to travel with you.

Sound like your kind of adventure?

Dates for the 2025-2026 season have just been released! Click the link above to find out more!

📸 Arnould Apituley & Jordi Plana Morales

05/03/2025

⛵️ Have you been following the Darwin 200 voyage? In July 2025 they will sail their final leg arriving back to the UK.

We’re excited to share that the ship have finally answered the question - “What’s next!?”

With an exciting itinerary planned to sail from Rotterdam to Cape Verde via the UK, Portugal and the Canary Islands.

Spending the winter season soaking up the Cape Verde sunshine ☀️ before sailing onto the Caribbean in Spring 2026.

And you could join them ⛵️ with space on board for guest crew you could find yourself with a hands on role sailing the ship.

Practice sail handling, take a turn on look out, stand at the helm and more in a 4 on 8 off watch system with your fellow crewmates… and the best part is that no previous experience is necessary! The professional crew will be on hand to teach you everything you need to know.

Sound like your kind of adventure? Find their full itinerary here ⬇

For the past 18 months a Dutch tall ship has been retracing the infamous expedition of Charles Darwin’s Beagle on an extraordinary conservation mission called Darwin200. By the time the ship arrives back in the UK in July 2025, 640 guest crew from all walks of life will have been ...

28/02/2025

📣 Some exciting news! One of our favourite ships has released their schedule for the next 18 months!

From the sunshine of remote Pacific Islands to the challenge of the iconic North West Passage - It's packed with adventure - and you could join them on board.

Find the full itinerary and take your first step to joining the guest crew here ⬇

https://www.anotherworldadventures.com/circumnavigation-of-the-americas/

20/02/2025

📍 In June 2025, an ocean adventure awaits those with a passion for the open sea... With the chance to join a crew of 10 to embark on a sail adventure mainland to mainland transatlantic.

Departing from the iconic city of New York in the United States, the destination is set for the picturesque Lorient in Southern Brittany, promising a transatlantic voyage filled with challenges and rewards.

Would you join the guest crew on board? ⬇

https://www.anotherworldadventures.com/unusual-adventure-holidays/sail-transatlantic-new-york-city-to-lorient/

19/02/2025

🌙 We’ve always cherished the night sky, whether sailing under constellations or trekking through remote wilderness.

Lately, we’ve been thrilled to see more people embracing the magic of nighttime adventures through “noctourism”, shifting their perspective on darkness from something to endure to something to explore. “Noctourism” involves seeking out adventures under the cover of darkness which comes with the bonus of avoiding the heat and the crowds.

📍 If you've found yourself looking for a trip, to embrace the darkness and step out into the night, here are 9 adventures that we think will take you there... ⬇

https://www.anotherworldadventures.com/9-adventures-to-connect-to-the-night-sky/

18/02/2025

⛵ Built over 100 years ago, this Herring drifter (Logger) is owned and run by a family of four professional sailors… and YOU could join them on board.

No previous sailing experience is needed and experienced and new sailors love her equally.

in 2025 their continuing to sail North before attempting the North West Passage... Would you like to join the guest crew? ⬇

https://www.anotherworldadventures.com/circumnavigation-of-the-americas/

12/02/2025

⛵On the 11th February 21:30 UTC (16:30 Ship’s Time) the DARWIN 200 voyage rounded Cape Horn!

Cape Horn, located at 55.98°S, 67.29°W, is the southernmost headland of the Tierra del Fuego archipelago of Chile. It is notorious for its treacherous conditions, with howling winds, massive waves, unpredictable currents, and freezing temperatures that have challenged even the most experienced mariners for centuries.

It's a huge achievement for the whole crew! This voyage leg welcomes a total of 27 people on board from a range of countries including the Netherlands, New Zealand, Switzerland, Denmark, Germany, UK, US, Australia, and Canada.

We like to think that when it comes to adventure, age is just a number and that's certainly the case for this voyage leg, the youngest sailor was born in 2003, while the oldest was born in 1955.

From here the ship has 9 more days to go to reach 50° South on the Atlantic side before sailing onto the Falkland Islands.

Find out more about this ship and their 2 year global journey link in bio ⛵



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09/02/2025

🌴 This is what a January photo dump looks like... if you've spent the month sailing the Marquesas Islands in the South Pacific.

Visiting Ua Huka, Ua Pou, Tauata, Fatu Hiva, Hiva Oa it's been a month filled with local connections, remote beaches, crystal clear waters and incredible wildlife encounters.

Next the crew are sailing on to Tuamotu - and we can't wait to see the photos from their journey.

Wish you were with them? With space for 8 guest crew on board, there is still time for you to be part of their South Pacific journey. Visiting incredible locations across the South Pacific before finishing their latest schedule in New Zealand in October.

Enquire for full details here:
https://www.anotherworldadventures.com/unusual-adventure-holidays/sail-south-pacific-voyages-2025/

03/02/2025

⛵ We've been mentioned on CNN as part of an article celebrating our wonderful friends over at TOWT - Transport à la voile

Their exciting project aims to give people travelling to and from America a low carbon alternative to flying. Through what is described as as world’s largest cargo ship with sails!

Read the full article to find out more about how their journey, how the emissions stack up and what it's like on board. ⬇
https://edition.cnn.com/travel/sailing-cargo-ship-atlantic-towt-c2e-spc/index.html

CNN Travel

Described as “the world’s largest cargo ship with sails,” Anemos has opened its cabins to passengers wanting a low-carbon journey across the Atlantic.

01/02/2025

THIS is what we mean when we say hands on voyage ⛵️

When you join the guest crew on board a tall ship sailing Antarctica you’re saying YES to slowly gliding on mirror like water. YES to glaciers and mountains surrounding the ship on all sides. YES to hikes amidst the surreal landscape. YES to bucket-list worthy wildlife sightings.

But you’re also saying YES to taking watch. YES to learning the skills you need to take an active role in sailing the ship. YES to navigating, taking the helm and handling the sails.

Yes to one epic adventure.

It might not be everyone’s cup of tea - but if joining a hands on voyage sounds like you’re thing you can find this ship's upcoming schedule here ⬇

https://www.anotherworldadventures.com/square-rigged-tall-ship-transatlantic-adventures-in-2025/

📸 Arnould Apituley & Jordi Plana Morales

29/01/2025

📍 We're big fans of "off-season" adventures and don't usually like to recommend when and where to travel. But with sailing so deeply connected to the elements and weather patterns, it's definitely an advantage to know the impact of the seasons.

Whether you've got set dates or a dream destination, this guide is designed to help you start adventure planning. ⬇

https://www.anotherworldadventures.com/sailing-through-the-seasons-where-to-sail-when-in-2025/

📸 Sailing to Antarctica credit Jordi Plana Morales ⬇ Find out more about this voyage here ⬇
https://www.anotherworldadventures.com/unusual-adventure-holidays/sail-transatlantic-argentina-to-namibia-2025/

27/01/2025

📍 If you’re looking for a voyage filled with over 1000 miles of sailing, regular hikes, and opportunities to participate in watch duty under the starlit sky …. This could be the adventure for you.

Embark on a voyage of discovery along the stunning Chilean coastline aboard a meticulously restored 100+ year old ex-herring drifter.

Sail through majestic fjords and explore the rugged landscapes of Patagonia. From anchoring beneath towering cliffs to venturing ashore for exhilarating hikes, this journey promises an immersive exploration of Chile’s wild beauty.

Departing March 2025 - find the full itinerary here https://www.anotherworldadventures.com/unusual-adventure-holidays/sail-patagonia-chilean-channels/

25/01/2025

Logbook update from this 100+ year old ship ⬇

2 January 2025 - 55’10.1S 064’07.8W course 261′ speed 7.5kn

Today we spend most of the day in the fog.

Sometimes so thick we could hardly see anything outside the boat and sometimes we felt we could almost see the horizon.. but only at 21:00h did it lift and make room for spotting land and later some stars!

Our small little world felt cozy, no outside world on this first day of the year, just us.

But then we weren’t completely alone, because we got so many new visitors! We saw whales in the morning, most likely Minke Whales, then we saw Hourglass dolphins, spectacular with their black bodies and bright white stripes.

Our little bubble was visited by the Cape Petrel, or Cape pigeon, a very pretty sort of petrel!! We had many albatrosses around, big wanderer Albatrosses and slightly smaller black browed Albatrosses. There were giant Petrels, Prions and Wilsons Petrels! AND a pod of Pilot Whales!! Ach what a day!

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Their current voyage takes them from the Falkland Islands to South Georgia and Antarctica. Before spending the rest of 2025 sailing North to Patagonia, Hawaii, Alaska & sailing the North West Passage ⛵️

Find the full itinerary here :
https://www.anotherworldadventures.com/circumnavigation-of-the-americas/

24/01/2025

✨ Did you know that you can navigate across Oceans using the sun, moon, planets and stars? In March 2025 you could join a voyage to sail transatlantic eastbound using celestial navigation.

The voyage starts in the gorgeous Caribbean island of Antigua for two days of intensive celestial navigation tuition, learn how to use a sextant and plot your position using the sun, moon planets and stars.

From there you’re off - sailing 3,500nm across the Atlantic Ocean to the Azores and on to England.

Find our more about how you could join them on board ⬇
https://www.anotherworldadventures.com/unusual-adventure-holidays/celestial-navigation-transatlantic-eastbound/

14/01/2025

🌋 From the volcanic marvel of Stromboli, to the charm of Lipari, and the beauty of Salina.

This voyage will take you along UNESCO-listed coastlines and island hopping off Sicily’s north coast.

Picture yourself under billowing sails, navigating crystal-clear waters, and - if you fancy the adventure - sleeping out on deck beneath beneath a sky full of stars.

Ready to join the adventure?

This 100+ year old classic family-run wooden brigantine is sailing the Mediterranean from March to November... and you could join them on board. Find more details and the full itinerary linked in bio.

Find the full itinerary here ⬇

https://www.anotherworldadventures.com/mediterranean-adventures-on-a-historic-wooden-windjammer/

13/01/2025

⛵ 2025 is the year DARWIN200 complete their 40,000 nautical mile global voyage and return to the UK 📍

The journey so far has seen them sail to some incredible locations - but the impact of the voyage has gone far beyond that.

📍 During the voyage legs they’ve been undertaking citizen science projects. Recording air and sea temperature, completing wildlife surveys and studying micro plastics.

📍 At each port stop they’ve supported the next generation of young conservationists to connect with local conservation projects. Where the ship has been used as a floating laboratory for the week.

They’ve already come a long way but the next 6 voyage legs still promise to be an incredible adventure. Sailing to Cape Horn, Stanley, Cape Town, St Helena, the Azores and finishing in Falmouth.

We can’t wait to share clips from the rest of their journey - and plans for what this much loved ship will do next!