Sunset Sail
No logbook, no theory, no kit list. Just three hours on the water as the light goes gold — a skipper on the helm and a glass of something cold in your hand.
An Evening, Not a Lesson
We slip the lines as the afternoon softens, and you get the part of sailing everyone comes for — the quiet bit, once the sails are set and the engine goes off. There's nothing to learn and nothing to do, unless you'd like to take the helm, in which case there's plenty.
What You Get
One of our commercially endorsed skippers takes the helm for the evening. Steer if you fancy it — or sit back and watch the shore go by.
Champagne poured as we slip the lines, and refreshments for the evening. Tell us about any allergies when you book and we'll sort it before you arrive.
Lifejackets and safety equipment aboard and sized for everyone, right down to the smallest crew member.
Before You Come Down
- Find us at the office in the marina — come fifteen minutes early and we'll walk down together.
- Bring soft-soled shoes, a warm layer, and a camera. We'll have everything else.
- Little ones welcome. Child and infant tickets are on the booking panel, and we'll adjust the plan to suit.
- Weather calls are made on the day. If we can't sail, we'll move you to another evening.
The Best Three Hours of the Week
Summer evenings sell out first — grab yours while the light lasts.
Book a Sunset Sail