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The sailing you've always wanted to do
Single berths and cabins on fully crewed boats, run by operators we know. Long weekends through to ocean passages.
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Explore collections built around what you want out of the trip.

Qualifying passages for your Yachtmaster logbook.

Anchorages, islands and inlets with no road in.

Trips with single berths still open. No boat, no crew, no limits.

Crew places on classic offshore and inshore races.

RYA courses and practical qualifications afloat.

Three or four nights, one flight, back for Monday.

The passages people plan their year around.
Four levels, in plain language, so you can rule trips in or out without guessing.

Level 1
No experience needed. The crew will teach you what you need as you go.
Level 2
You have sailed before and can take a watch with someone alongside you.
Level 3
Night watches, heavy weather and passages where you are relied on.

Levels 1-3
Mixed crews, where experience is welcome and inexperience is fine.
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United Kingdom · Europe
Next: 16 - 21 November 2026
1 date in November
£1,150
Spain & St. Lucia · Europe
Next: 18 November - 20 December 2026
1 date in November
£10,000
Spain & St. Lucia · Europe
Next: 22 November - 13 December 2026
2 dates in 2026 & 2027
£7,495
Martinique · Caribbean
Next: 28 November - 5 December 2026
14 dates in 2026 & 2027
€1,490
Spain & St. Lucia · Europe
Next: 29 November - 18 December 2026
1 date in November
£6,110
U.S. Virgin Islands · Caribbean
Next: 3 - 7 December 2026
2 dates in December
$3,850
St. Lucia · Caribbean
Next: 19 - 26 December 2026
1 date in December
€1,520€1,900
20% off
Grenada & Martinique · Caribbean
Next: 20 December 2026 - 2 January 2027
1 date in December
€3,200€3,800
15% off
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Kirsty Sutherland
August 2026
“Perfect introduction to non-stop ocean sailing, and night watches. We were blessed with plenty of solar/celestial activity, but most of all a professional and friendly crew who were generous with their time and expertise, and very lovely and thoughtful on top.”
Jay Baum
July 2026
“I'm a resonably experienced club sailor with some racing experience on smaller keelboats. When I realized I would be visiting the south coast during the Round the Island Race, I went looking for a chance to join a crew. I didn't want to over-sell my experience, and finding a new class of boat (for me) and an organizer like Tim (who was looking to make the event a training day in which we would all have a chance to learn and practice our skills) was the perfect fit. With an experienced skipper and a crew with diverse sailing sailing backgrounds, we worked well together and helped each other in our various roles. Tim focused on communication and timing, making sure we knew what to do, and what to do next. Finishing in in the top half of our class was a proud moment considering we all met for the first time at 5am on race day.”
Andrew Buchan
July 2026
“Quite simply, it was a fantastic day. Tim was brilliant, as was everyone else on board. It was great to rotate responsibilities throughout the day, giving everyone the chance to experience all aspects of sailing. It was a fantastic way to pick up new sailing tips, build confidence, and have a great deal of fun along the way. I would highly recommend these sails!”
Dan Fullerton
July 2026
“The day was absolutely brilliant, Tim who organised the event did an exceptional job, Richard the Skipper was a local so knew the Solent like the back of his hand so the boat sailed well at all times, Niomi who ran the bow definitely knew her stuff and when there was a problem sorted promptly so we could still sail competitively. To say none of us as crew had meet before hand everyone got on and did there rolls and helped others out if people where struggling a bit. By the end of the day everyone could do everything and do it well. I would definitely recommend Seatrails as a company. Hopefully I will sail with them again.”
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Yes, and most people do. Trips are sold by the berth, so you join a crew rather than needing to bring one. Cabins are shared with someone of the same sex unless you book a whole cabin.
It depends on the trip, and every listing says which level it is written for. Beginner trips assume you have never sailed; advanced trips assume you can stand a night watch without supervision.
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The skipper decides the route, and changing it is normal seamanship rather than a problem. Trips are very rarely cancelled outright; when they are, the operator's terms say what happens.
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