moderate
4 hours
Guests should have basic mobility to move safely on the boat and the ability to participate in light sailing tasks if desired.
Discover the beauty of Dorset’s coast on a private 4-hour sailing trip to Durdle Door. Whether you're hands-on or relaxing, enjoy spectacular views and a delicious onboard picnic.
Set sail on a memorable 4-hour adventure with Moonfleet Adventure Sail Training LLP, exploring the iconic Durdle Door rock formation off the coast of Dorset, England. This private sailing experience offers a perfect blend of excitement and relaxation. Whether you choose to get involved in the hands-on tall-ship sailing or prefer to unwind on deck while admiring the dramatic cliffs and turquoise waters, this trip provides stunning natural beauty and fresh sea air. Along the way, enjoy a delicious picnic on board, crafted to complement the serene surroundings. The Dundee Door arch, a natural limestone feature, is one of England’s most photographed locations and sailing here gives you a unique perspective away from the crowds. Ideal for families, couples, or small groups seeking an intimate outdoor adventure, this trip highlights the charm of Dorset’s coastline and the joy of traditional sailing. Experienced crew guide you through every step, ensuring a safe and enjoyable day on the water. Round off your journey with thoughtful insights about local history and wildlife, making the 4h - Durdle Door: Sail and Picnic an unforgettable way to experience Portland and its surroundings.
Choose sturdy, non-slip shoes to safely move around the boat’s deck during the sail.
Protect yourself from sun exposure, especially during the midday hours on open waters.
Bring a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the trip, as fresh water onboard may be limited.
Consider motion sickness tablets if you’re prone to seasickness, as the sea can get choppy.
Durdle Door is a Jurassic Coast natural limestone arch formed over millions of years, rich in geological history recognized by UNESCO.
Visitors are encouraged to respect local wildlife and avoid littering, supporting conservation efforts that protect Dorset's unique coastline.
Protects against cool sea breezes and possible light rain in spring.
spring specific
Reduces glare on the water and protects your eyes from UV rays.
summer specific
Allows for easy adjustment to changing temperatures while sailing.
fall specific
Keeps you warm during colder winter sails on exposed waters.
winter specific