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Join Blue Clipper in the historic Cornish port of Penzance for a hands-on sailing adventure across the legendary Bay of Biscay to the vibrant Galician city of Vigo. This is a true bucket list voyage—an unforgettable opportunity to experience life at sea aboard a traditional tall ship.
To enquire about this voyage please click the ‘BOOK NOW’ button below and you will be re-directed to our booking agent VentureSail Holidays where you can make an enquiry. VentureSail manage all our holiday voyages and the team at the office are available on 01872 487288 if you have any questions.
| Ship | Under 25 | Per Person Twin En-Suite |
|---|---|---|
| Blue Clipper | £2,600.00 | £2,600.00 |
| Embarkation | Disembarkation | Nights |
|---|---|---|
| September 14, 2026 | September 24, 2026 | 10 |
As we leave the coast of Cornwall behind, you’ll become part of the crew. No sailing experience is needed—just a sense of adventure. You’ll hoist sails, take the helm, stand watch, and learn the ropes under the guidance of our professional crew. Life on board is all about teamwork, discovery, and embracing the rhythm of the ocean.
Crossing the Bay of Biscay is a rite of passage for any sailor. Known for its deep waters and ever-changing conditions, it offers a thrilling and rewarding passage, with wide Atlantic skies and the open sea stretching to the horizon.
If weather and timing allow, we may anchor at the beautiful Atlantic islands off the Galician coast, such as the Islas Cíes. These unspoiled islands offer crystal-clear waters, white sand beaches, and a peaceful break from the open ocean.
Our voyage ends in Vigo, a lively coastal city rich in maritime heritage. It’s the perfect place to relax and reflect on an incredible journey—one full of learning, challenge, and camaraderie.
Penzance, UK
Vigo (Baiona), Spain
Travel by Road
From the North via the M5 then via A30 to Penzance. From London and the East via A303 then A30.
Travel by Public Transport
By rail, Penzance can be reached by rail direct from London of from the north via Exeter.
By air, you can fly to Newquay airport from numerous locations throughout the UK and some European locations and then take a taxi ride from the airport to Penzance.
Getting to Vigo is very easy; you can reach the city’s centre from Madrid, A Coruña, Santiago de Compostela or the north of Portugal. It has motorway and train connections with Madrid and other cities, like Bilbao. Moreover, the Peinador Airport has connections with Spain’s main cities and several international destinations.
By Air
Peinador, Vigo’s Airport, is Galicia’s southern airport and is only 20 minutes from the city centre. Flying is the fastest option when travelling to Vigo and you can fly direct from Madrid, Barcelona, Bilbao, Dublin, Milan, Edinburgh, Bologna, Paris, London and Lisbon. Once you’ve landed, you can take a taxi or bus to the city centre.
By Train
ou can travel to Vigo by train from Madrid, Barcelona, Ourense, Pontevedra, Santiago, A Coruña, Ponferrada, León, Bilbao, Alicante and Porto. If you’re in Madrid, you have three options: the Intercity train, the Alvia train and the Hotel Train.
Vigo has two railway stations: URZÁIZ where departs the AVE (Spain’s high-speed train), and GUIXAR, located in Areal St., bouth of them right in the city centre.
Vigo to Baiona
From Vigo to Baiona there are local buses every 30m http://atsahorarios.com/