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Sail Plymouth Sound Aboard Bounty with Sport Environment - Plymouth

Sail Plymouth Sound Aboard Bounty with Sport Environment

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

4 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should be in average physical shape, able to board and move around a small boat comfortably.

Overview

Step aboard Bounty at Mount Batten for a 4-hour voyage across Plymouth Sound, combining stunning coastal views with historic forts and islands. This journey offers a unique maritime experience in one of England’s most iconic naval harbors.

$206.70
Plymouth, England

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About This Adventure

Embark on a thrilling 4-hour adventure aboard Bounty, the replica from Channel 4’s Mutiny. Experience stunning views of Plymouth Sound, explore historic sites like Drake’s Island and Cawsand Bay, and uncover secrets of Breakwater and Bovisand Forts. This unique journey blends natural beauty with captivating history—reserve your spot today!

Minimum Booking 2 Adults Maximum Booking 8 Persons

Duration: 4 hours

Set sail on an exhilarating 4-hour adventure aboard Bounty, the replica launch from Channel 4’s hit series, Mutiny. This unforgettable journey begins at the Bounty Centre at Mount Batten, where we embark on a voyage filled with breathtaking sights and thrilling experiences.

We first navigate towards the historic Drake’s Island, offering you stunning views of Plymouth Sound, the majestic Mount Edgecumbe National Park, and the iconic Hoe as we round the island. Our journey then takes us south to the picturesque Cawsand Bay, a perfect spot to pause and enjoy a refreshing coffee or a delicious ice cream if conditions allow.

Continuing our adventure, we explore the intriguing Breakwater Fort and the historic Bovisand Fort, uncovering the secrets of these fascinating structures. As we sail back to Mount Batten, you'll have the opportunity to soak in the beauty and history of Plymouth Sound from the unique perspective of a historic vessel.

This voyage is a fantastic chance to explore the entirety of Plymouth Sound, combining natural splendour with captivating stories and a touch of adventure. Don’t miss out on this incredible journey—reserve your spot today!

Includes

  • Life Jackets for adults and children
  • Free parking is available at the Mount Batten Watersports Centre but you need to register your car

Important to Know

  • Each voyage will run with a minimum of 2 Adults.
  • Children will require at least one parent or guardian with them
  • A Family ticket is two adults and two children
  • We have 6 children's lifejackets, but no lifejackets suitable for infants.

What to Bring

  • Warm Jacket
  • Waterproof trousers (advisable)
  • Hat (if sunny)
  • Suncream
  • Soft shoes (trainers)
  • Money (incase we stop for refreshments)

Add a Bounty T-shirt and Cap Add a T-shirt or Cap to your booking and these will be available when you arrive. The T-shirts are made by Teemill (on the IOW) and the Caps are by Gill Marine. Allow 5-7 days from order to receive them as they are printed to order. Click the link below to see the 2024 collection. https://bountyandblue.teemill.com/collection/new

Adventure Tips

Dress in layers

Plymouth Sound weather can be changeable; bring a warm jacket and waterproof trousers to stay comfortable on the water.

Register your vehicle

Free parking is available at Mount Batten Watersports Centre but you must register your car in advance.

Arrive early to check in

Plan to arrive at least 10 minutes before departure to complete check-in and safety briefing at the Bounty Centre.

Children’s lifejackets are limited

Lifejackets for children aged 8-14 are available; infants cannot be accommodated. Check age restrictions before booking.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Common seals occasionally spotted in the Sound
  • Migratory seabirds such as guillemots and cormorants

History

Plymouth Sound has served as a strategic naval harbor for centuries, with Breakwater constructed in the early 19th century and Drake’s Island playing key defense roles.

Conservation

Plymouth Sound is the UK’s first National Marine Park, emphasizing sustainable marine use and protection of its historic and ecological assets.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Warm waterproof jacket

Essential

Protects against wind and spray on the Sound throughout the year.

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Soft-soled shoes

Essential

Ideal for safe movement on deck without scuffing the historic vessel.

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Sun hat

Keeps you shaded during sunny stretches on deck.

summer specific

Water bottle

Essential

Staying hydrated is key for a comfortable sail.

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