In November, the Hafenbetriebs- und Entwicklungsgesellschaft mbH, Sassnitz, Germany, signed the Membership Agreement of the Baltic Sail Association: A traditional port town welcomes visitors between the rocky chalk cliffs and sandy beaches…
View More“We can’t control the wind, but we can set the sails.” We want to look ahead – to the year 2021. At the moment we don`t know what the situation will be, but we are courageous and full of hope to prepare our festivals. The dates of the festivals 2021 can be found here: https://www.balticsail.info/festivals/
View MoreInformation about festivals during COVID-19 The situation with the novel coronavirus is as unpredictable as the ocean. Some events might be cancelled by now, some festival organisators of the Baltic Sail Association try to maintain their plans as long as possible.For current information regarding the status of the festivals please contact the hosting city. You…
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In January, the City of Tallinn, Estonia, signed the Membership Agreement of the Baltic Sail Association: Tallinn, the capital city of Estonia, is an ideal destination if you are looking for a combination of modern comforts, a thriving culinary scene and a vibrant cultural landscape in a truly unique, historical setting: the renowned Old Town…
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Sailing ships from four countries were visiting Klaipeda during the Sea Festival this year. The most impressive and largest sailing ship „ARC Gloria“ from Colombia, sail training vessel of the country’s navy, sailed for the first time to the Baltic Sea. The breathtaking entry through the port gates forced many to shed a tear of…
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