Baltic Sail events are exciting international festivals for all nations and generations. We invite you, your sailing ship and your crew! By participating, you have the unique chance of bringing the culture and customs of your country.
Baltic Pass – Maritime Heritage Tours is creating sailing paths, taking into account maritime heritage of the whole South Baltic region and combining sailing with visiting attractive places on the southern shores of Baltic Sea in different countries.
NEWS:
On occasion of the 20th jubilee of Baltic Sail the Baltic Sail Committee in cooperation with the National Maritime Museum in Gdansk cordially invite you to participate in the International Conference Maritime Traditions in European waters – best practice of building and operating replicas – organized in consultation with European Maritime Heritage to take place…
View More
All Baltic Sail Partners are invited to Rostock for the next Baltic Sail Committee meeting that is going to take place 17 March 2016 at Bureau Hanse Sail, Warnowufer 65, 18057 Rostock. The agenda contains previews on different Sails, 20 years of Baltic Sail, contracts and upcoming signing ceremony, Baltic Sail Nations Cup 2016, promotion…
View More
The sailing season 2016 was the main topic at Rostock’s media brunch at the end of January. Numerous highlights where mentioned – of course, 20th Baltic Sail anniversary was one of the issues.
View MoreOwners of traditional ships or sail training vessels can apply for financial support for their vessels or cruises of their vessels, if the journey directly connects at least two of the Baltic Sail harbours. The Baltic Sail Committee will especially award cruises, dedicated to support the following ideas on board of traditional vessels: • sail…
View More
The Baltic Sail Nations Cup is an annual Match Race Sailing event in one of Baltic Sail’s partner cities. In 2015 it was hosted by Riga for the first time. Enjoy this video! The first Baltic Sail Nations Cup ever took place in Rostock in 2011. Germany and Poland both finished first.
View More