Sailing to the Isles of Scilly involves offshore passage making, tides, Atlantic weather and careful navigation. Discover what makes the trip challenging — and why many sailors consider it so rewarding.
Explore the Isles of Scilly by yacht and discover sheltered anchorages, stunning islands, wildlife and one of Britain’s most rewarding cruising grounds.
More people are reconsidering flights and rediscovering British summers. Here is why UK sailing holidays are becoming a popular alternative.
The Isles of Scilly feel unlike anywhere else in Britain. Discover what makes these Atlantic islands so special, from turquoise waters and wildlife to maritime history, sailing and subtropical gardens.
Discover Easter sailing holidays UK in April 2026. A learning holiday with mile builders and RYA courses from Southampton. Because chocolate really does taste better after a day at sea…
Discover Britain’s most dramatic coastline on our Dorset Jurassic Coast Cruises. Build miles while exploring Studland Bay, Weymouth, Lulworth Cove and Portland Bill — ideal for anyone progressing toward Coastal Skipper or Yachtmaster. Practise pilotage, tidal planning and watchkeeping under expert guidance.
The following is a short account from the skipper of the Challenger Yacht we sailed to the Channel Islands and back in June. Ship’s Captain’s Log of the good ship Challenger 4 on a 5 day trip from Portsmouth to the Channel Islands in June. 3 June 2025 Deck all...
Sailing from Falmouth to the Isles of Scilly usually takes between 10 and 15 hours depending on weather, tides and sea conditions. Discover what affects the crossing and why arriving by yacht is such a memorable experience.