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.
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It’s now the 11th edition of the Haikutter Regatta that is taking place on 7th August 2019. It connects the Haikutter Festival in Nysted, Denmark (3.-7. August) and the 29th Hanse Sail in Rostock, Germany (8.-11. August). It starts mid-morning in Nysted and after about 3 hours the ships will arrive in Rostock-Warnemünde. The Winner…
View MoreFrom 13th to 15th of March 2019, the international conference “Traditional Shipping in European Waters” took place in Rostock. It was organized by the Baltic Sail Committee and the EMH European Maritime Heritage Association . It was a milestone of the EU Project BALTIC PASS. Goal of the project is to develop bookable products on…
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International Conference “Traditional Shipping in European Waters” Rostock, 13th to 15th of March 2019 BALTIC PASS – MARITIME HERITAGE TOURS The Hanseatic City of Rostock, Tourism Information Office Rostock & Warnemuende, Bureau Hanse Sail in consultation with European Maritime Heritage Association has the honour to invite to the International Conference “Traditional Shipping in European Waters” which…
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Finn Hermansen (Nysted, Denmark, centre) and Rainer Arlt (Rostock, pictured left) were honoured by the Lord Mayor of the Hanseatic and University City of Rostock, Roland Methling (pictured right) for their voluntary commitment. Hermansen organized voluntarily the Hajkutter Festival in Nysted which takes place the weekend before the Hanse Sail Rostock. The festival is closed…
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Main goal of the Baltic Sea Association with seven seaport cities – Rostock, Szczecin, Gdansk, Riga, Klaipéda and Karlskrona – is to preserve traditional vessels, masterpieces of European cultural maritime heritage, representing maritime traditions, in operation for future generations and as a trade mark of the Baltic Sea Region. They are superstars, not only during…
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