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More Tall Ship Voyages in 2024 Available for Booking With Sail Training Ireland

28th November 2023
The tall ship Maybe
The tall ship Maybe will host a number of voyages for teenagers next Easter Credit: Paul Trethewey

Sail Training Ireland has added to its 2024 tall ship voyages now available to book on its website, following last month’s openings for Transition Year/Gaisce adventures on the seas.

Become a trainee crew member on board the tall ship Maybe and have an adventure to remember this Easter on one of two Irish Sea voyages for young people (25-30 March and 1-6 April).

Similar voyages on the tall ship Leader (8-12 and 15-19 April) and the Brian Boru (22-26 April) will take place after the Easter break, and each qualifies for the Duke of Edinburgh Gold Residential and Gaisce President’s Award Ireland.

The Maybe is also the host vessel for the first of 2024’s Adult Lady Sails for women 25 and older (8-10 and 12-14 April), while the Pelican of London will set sail on an ocean science voyage for teens aged 14 to 17 from 19-25 May, among a host of scheduled trips with more set to be added.

In 2023, Sail Training Ireland helped over 530 young people to participate on 30 voyages on seven different ships, and some of the participants shared their experiences in the organisation’s latest newsletter available to read HERE.

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