Introduction
When it comes to traveling the world, there’s no better way to see it than by sea. The ocean offers an abundance of natural beauty and a chance to get away from civilization. Tall ships offer this same opportunity in a more intimate setting—you’ll get closer to nature while sailing on the open seas with nothing but the wind whispering through your hair and waves lapping at your feet.
1. The Niña
- The Niña
The Niña, a replica of the famous caravel of the same name, was built in the early 1990s and is now owned by the Galway Blazers, a group dedicated to educating people about maritime history through sail training. The Niña is used primarily for training and education; however, they do sometimes charter out their ships for short trips along Ireland’s western coast.
2. The Pinta
- The Pinta, built in 1992, is a replica of the Santa Maria. It was built by a group of volunteers who spent three years researching and building the ship.
- It’s owned by The Galveston Historical Foundation and operates as a floating museum specializing in maritime history.
3. The Cuauhtémoc
The Cuauhtémoc is a barquentine rigged sailboat with three masts. It was built in Mexico in 1982, and named after the last Aztec Emperor, Cuauhtémoc. The ship has been used for training purposes for young sailors since 1993 and it operates mainly around the Mexican coast.
4. The Kruzenshtern
The Kruzenshtern is a three-masted barque that was built in 1926 by the Blohm & Voss shipyard in Hamburg, Germany as the Padua. The ship was originally owned by the Kruzenshtern family, who were Russian nobles and commissioned her construction under the name Padua.
It was later purchased by Finland and renamed S/S Alaede. When it was sold again in 1939 to the Soviet Union, it became known as Kruzenshtern (after Aleksei Petrovich Kruzenstern). It has been undergoing restoration since 2010 and will return to service in 2020.
- This vessel is currently being used as a training ship for cadets at the Russian Naval Academy.
5. The VMV Danmark
You may be asking yourself, “What makes this ship so special?” It’s a question we’ve been asking ourselves since we first laid eyes on it. Let’s answer that by taking a closer look at the VMV Danmark and its history.
The VMV Danmark is a Danish tall ship built in 1932. It was originally named the Christian Radich, but was renamed in 1936 due to a change in ownership. The ship has been featured in several movies including Valkyrie as well as Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides where Johnny Depp can be seen boarding the ship for an important meeting with none other than Jack Sparrow himself!
All of these tall ships are beautiful and each offer a unique experience for visitors to explore the world’s oceans and seas.
The Tall Ships are beautiful and each offer a unique experience for visitors to explore the world’s oceans and seas.
The majestic ships of the Tall Ships have been captivating audiences since they were first introduced in 1812 at the start of the Napoleonic Wars. These tall ships have been used by various countries around the world as training vessels for sailors, including Great Britain (which still operates their own), Canada, Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, Norway and many more. In addition to this practical use for training purposes; it has become increasingly popular over time for people who want to cruise around on these magnificent vessels as well.
There are many reasons why someone would want to travel on one of these majestic ships: from learning more about maritime history or just experiencing wild adventures at sea; there are plenty of good reasons why you should consider seeing how these beautiful boats operate during your next vacation abroad!
Conclusion
These vessels are not only beautiful, but they also offer a unique experience to explorers and adventurers. Whether you are looking for an immersive adventure or just want to float around the world on a luxury cruise ship, there is something here for everyone. So what are you waiting for? Hop aboard one of these amazing tall ships today!