Tall Ships Are a Slow Travel Adventure—Here’s Where to Find Them in the U.S.
Tall Ships Are a Slow Travel Adventure—Here’s Where to Find Them in the U.S.
A historic experience? Yes, and lots of fun.
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I looked into sailing on tall ships years ago. It was incredibly expensive as a guest, and hard as hell to get into as crew.
6 0 Replyhard as hell to get into as crew.
I would assume it is the same as any merchant mariner. Lots of licensing and training.
4 0 ReplyI was on the royal clipper a few years ago, it was great.
3 0 ReplyMany European navies have these as training ships and it used to be quite common that you could sign up as a recruit and spend some time on board. Probably easier than becoming a trained crew otherwise.
3 0 ReplyMany accept volunteers for the enormous amount of shore side maintenance work, and I've known several people who parleyed that into (low) paying work.
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