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Sailing Adventures with Sport Environment in Plymouth Sound - Plymouth

Sailing Adventures with Sport Environment in Plymouth Sound

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

6 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels as sailing requires minimal physical exertion, with optional paddleboarding dependent on fitness.

Overview

Set sail from Mount Batten aboard Bounty and spend six hours navigating Plymouth Sound and the Rivers Tamar and Lynher. This voyage blends history, wildlife, and active water fun for families and groups alike.

Plymouth, England

SAIL AND EXPLORE THE TAMAR VALLEY

A full day adventure that explores the River Lynher and River Tamar

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About This Adventure

Embark on a captivating 6-hour sailing adventure aboard Bounty, exploring the stunning Plymouth Sound and the serene Rivers Lynher and Tamar. Discover historic sites, enjoy wild swimming, and paddleboard in tranquil waters. Perfect for families and groups, this unique journey promises unforgettable memories amidst breathtaking natural beauty.

Minimum Booking 4 Adults Maximum Booking 8 Persons

Duration: 6 hours

Join us for an unforgettable journey aboard Bounty, where you’ll explore the spectacular sights and historic fortifications of Plymouth Sound. Marvel at the iconic Plymouth Hoe, discover the secrets of Drake’s Island, and admire the grand Royal William Victualling Yard.

Your adventure continues as we sail up the picturesque River Tamar, gliding past the impressive Royal Naval Dockyard towards the magnificent Brunel Bridge. Beyond the bridges, the Tamar River opens up, offering breathtaking panoramic views and a serene escape into nature.

This thrilling sailing adventure is perfect for groups and families with children, accommodating 6-8 people. For those eager to dive into the fun, don’t forget your costume and towel for an exhilarating wild swim. And for an extra splash of excitement, you can choose to hire a paddleboard, and we’ll find the perfect spot for you to paddle and explore the river’s tranquil waters.

Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to create lasting memories with your loved ones on a voyage that blends history, adventure, and natural beauty. Set sail with us on Bounty’s End and experience Plymouth Sound and the River Tamar like never before!

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Includes

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

Important to Know

  • Each voyage will run with a minimum of 4 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
  • If the weather is not suitable, we will offer you an alternative adventure

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

Register Your Vehicle

Free parking is available at the Mount Batten Watersports Centre, but you must register your car before boarding.

Bring Swimwear and Towels

Pack your swim costume and towel if you plan to take part in the wild swimming segment during the trip.

Wear Soft Shoes

Soft-soled trainers or shoes are recommended for comfort and safety while boarding and on deck.

Check the Weather Forecast

This trip is weather dependent; unsuitable conditions may result in postponement or alternative activity offers.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Grey seals resting near the shore
  • Ospreys hunting along the estuary

History

Plymouth Sound was a strategic naval harbor for centuries and a launching point for famous explorers including the Pilgrims aboard the Mayflower in 1620.

Conservation

Plymouth Sound is part of the UK’s first National Marine Park, emphasizing protection of marine habitats and sustainable recreation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Waterproof Jacket

Essential

Protects against unpredictable spring wind and rain during the voyage.

spring specific

Swimwear

Essential

Needed for wild swimming opportunities in calmer, warmer months.

summer specific

Sun Hat

Provides protection from sun exposure during extended time on deck.

summer specific

Soft-soled Shoes

Essential

Ensures grip and comfort while boarding and moving about the boat.