Olivia Sports organizes a cruise to Bornholm. Sail with us! The cruise is for everyone:) For those who are just starting their adventure with the sea and for seasoned seasoned travelers. For young and a little older. For the brave and shy. For those who have a storm jacket and those who are just planning to buy it;) Take a friend, an acquaintance, a mom, an uncle, a sister, Bart. Catch the wind in your sails with us!
Therefore… If you are wondering if you can sail with us, don’t hesitate!
We take on board all those who want to actively relax on a sea cruise. You don’t need to have any qualifications or sailing experience. The cruise will be led by an experienced captain who will take care of all technical aspects and safety of the participants. It’s going to be special!:)
Cruise dates:
27.07 – 02.08.2019 (Saturday-Friday)
Set course for Bornholm and Christianso with us
Ahead of us are the Danish islands, where we will taste freshly smoked fish and visit m.in. The center of the Middle Ages, Hammershus Fortress, high cliffs and sandy beaches. Then we will head towards Karlskrona – a port located in the heart of the Swedish archipelago. There are many attractions waiting for us there: the Kungsholms fortress, the old shipyard Gamla Varvet, the Naval Museum with exhibits of ships, as well as a kind of symbol of Sweden – the island of Brändaholm with 43 red houses.
So what’s our plan?
First of all, we relax and have a great time. People who want to develop their sailing skills will be able to take part in driving a yacht, planning a route or reading flights. In navigation, we will use paper maps, but also modern electronics, autopilot and other installations offered by the yacht.
Suggested route:
Gdynia – Bornholm – Öland – Karlskrona – Gdynia
The final shape of the route will be discussed with the helmsman on the day of the start of the cruise based on weather forecasts and crew preferences.
Cruise price:
1390 PLN.
The price includes:
- a place on a yacht with full equipment,
- care of an experienced skipper,
- training in sailing, flight, navigation lights, operation of yacht installations, navigation instruments, VHF radio.
Additional charges on site:
- On-board ticket office (about 200-300 PLN per person) – the crew contributes to common expenses: food (including skipper), fuel, parking fees. Unspent money is returned to the participants at the end of the cruise.
Our yacht
Bavaria 37 – comfortable yacht for 8 people (7 participants + skipper)
We sail on a new model of a yacht from the renowned German brand Bavaria. Yachts of this manufacturer are very popular among shipowners and customers all over Europe. They are characterized by user-friendliness, easy handling, safety, great space layout and comfort.
- 8 berths
- length 11.30 m
- width: 3.67 m
- draught 1.95 m
- 28 hp engine
- fuel tank 150 l
- number of cabins – 3 (available for cruise participants, the skipper sleeps in the mess hall) water tank 210 l
- 1 bathroom
Bornholm
It is not for nothing that Bornholm is called a paradise for cyclists. 235 kilometers of bicycle paths, marked out away from traffic, will satisfy even the most demanding amateurs of this sport. There are plenty of attractions to see and visit along the way: the NaturBornholm Natural History Museum with interesting interactive exhibitions, the Joboland water park, the Middle Ages Centre, as well as art glass factories and herring smokehouses. It is also worth stopping to try the famous sweets from the small winery in Snogebaek and Svaneke.
Karlskrona
A city in the heart of the archipelago, it captivates with its peaceful climate. The center itself is located on an island 6 km away from the mainland! You can relax after the cruise in an atmospheric café or go to visit several interesting places: the War Museum in Karlskrona – there are real full-size warships, XVI figureheads, unique models and an underwater tunnel where you can admire the wreck of a sailing ship at the bottom of the sea. Right next to the city centre is the small island of Bränd, where there are 43 red houses. You can also visit the Kungsholms Fort, which defended the gates of Karlskrona for over 300 years. Exotic plants have been brought here over the years on board many ships returning from long voyages, now they flourish protected by the fortress walls. The old shipyard Gamla Varvet is now one of Karlskrona’s biggest tourist attractions. It is also the most important World Heritage Site in Karlskrona. In the shipyard there is, for example, a 300-metre-high building from 1692, in which ropes were tied, the longest wooden building in Sweden and the first dry dock, the so-called “Dry Dock”. “Polhemsdockan”, built between 1716 and 1724, was then referred to as the eighth wonder of the world.
How to prepare for a cruise?
https://akademiazeglowania.pl/rejsy-stazowe/jak-przygotowac-sie-do-rejsu/
