UK Sailing Holiday
Brixham To Ipswich
9 Nights
300 Sea Miles
Thursday 9th September
to
Saturday 18th September 2021
£1175
Join The Ship In Brixham at 16.00
Leave Ipswich 10.00
Three Spaces Available
UK Sailing Holiday Brixham To Ipswich
Brixham To Ipswich
Sailing Holiday Type
Coastal With Day and Overnight Sailing
You will be part of a watch system for any overnight passages on this voyage. For more information about what to expect read
Offshore Sailing
Standing The Night Watch – an account written by one of the crew.
“Food, laughter and space were all in generous supply, as were the opportunities to learn as much or as little as you chose. Thanks Su and John the tapestry of life is richer for having sailed with you.”
Adam
Beginners are welcome on any voyage. If you have never sailed before more information about what to expect from this sailing holiday is here
Learn To Sail
About Life Onboard
Sailing Videos
Leaving Brixham To Cross Lyme Bay
If the wind is fair Trinovante will head straight across Lyme Bay from Brixham.It is possible the crew will go straight into a watch system and head for somewhere like Littlehampton or an anchorage at the top of the Isle Of Wight.
Another option would be to pay a visit to the river Dart first if the wind is unfavourable and then head off.
Portsmouth, Newhaven, Dover and Ramsgate are other places we might call into before we turn the corner into the different maritime world of the Thames Estuary..
About The Thames Estuary
The Thames Estuary is Trinovante’s ‘home’ territory, it’s where she was built, and a fascinating area.
Steeped in sailing history and tradition it’s one of the last places in the UK where you will see traditionally rigged boats as a matter of course. Fishing smacks and sailing barges race here throughout the season.
In the quiet river anchorages you will hear the distinctive call of oystercatchers and other wading birds feeding on the mudflats as the tide ebbs and flows.
Then as we sail into Harwich we’ll enter the world of busy commercial activity on the River Orwell at Felixstowe, the largest container port in the country.
This voyage ends at Ipswich Haven Marina in the centre of Ipswich.
The photo here shows Trinovante motoring under the Orwell Bridge just before Ipswich Docks.
All voyage notes refer only to possible itineraries – where we sail, the type of sailing and passage lengths and the places we call into will be entirely dependent on the wind and weather at the time.
What’s included in the price?
- All meals onboard
We provide breakfast, lunch and dinner every day. Obviously, if you choose to eat ashore, this is at your own expense. We can cater for most diets, but you must let us know about special diets at the time of booking. We cannot cater for special diets at short notice. - Non-alcoholic drinks
Ships rules are no drinking alcohol at sea or if we are about to sail. This does NOT mean Trinovante is a dry boat – it’s fine to have a drink in the evening when we are at anchor or alongside. We don’t sell alcohol on board so bring your own. - Use of life-jackets and wet weather gear
What is not included in the price?
- Your travel to and from the ship.
Every voyage has travel information pages and info about finding the ship in harbour. - Travel insurance
This is compulsory for all voyages apart from Sailing Weekends.
We have a page on Buying Travel Insurance For Sailing Holidays
Have Some More Questions?
Check our Frequently Asked Questions Page or just get in touch for a chat.
It will be Su or John picking up the phone
