N·COLE under spinnaker — sailing offshore
Passages & Expeditions

Real sea.
Real miles.

For sailors who want more than a sunset trip — a sea passage to another harbour and a 2–3 day expedition to Ruhnu island. Up to 6 places on deck, real sailing and nautical miles.

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Two offers

One is a delivery passage for sailors who want nautical miles and an active role on deck. The other is a trip to Ruhnu island with a stop and time ashore.

Both are open-sea trips with nights aboard. Dates and routes follow the yacht's schedule — the captain makes the final call on whether to sail.

N·COLE under full sail — open-water passage
Offer 01

Delivery passage

A sea crossing to another harbour

When the yacht has to be relocated to another harbour anyway (for example, to a regatta), instead of sailing empty we sell seats on deck.

This is not a sightseeing tour — real sailing, night watches, navigation, and simple passage food.

Who it's for

Sailors who want real experience on the open Baltic and nautical miles toward their sailing licence. At least two experienced sailors are aboard, and clients take an active part in sailing the yacht.

€130
Per person · 1 day
€230
Per person · 2 days (overnight)

Max. 6 clients · fuel and passage food included

A return trip is not provided — clients arrange their own way back. Route and dates depend on the regatta calendar.
Guests on deck aboard N·COLE — comfortable sailing
Offer 02

Trip to Ruhnu island

A 2–3 day sea expedition

An expedition to Estonia's Ruhnu island (Roņu sala) and back — with an overnight and a stop on one of the Baltic's quietest islands.

Who it's for

For those who want a sea trip with a stop on a beautiful, quiet island — sailing, nights aboard, and time on Ruhnu. Led by two experienced sailors.

€420
Per person · 2 days
€590
Per person · 3 days (on request)

Min. 4, max. 6 clients · two sailors, fuel and port fees included

Meals aboard are included during the passage only. On Ruhnu island you arrange and pay for your own food — a small café ashore, or bring something with you.

Bring a passport or ID card — Ruhnu is Estonian territory. The final decision to set sail rests with the captain.

Good to know

Up to 6 participants on deck. On a delivery passage — active sailing; on Ruhnu — sailing plus time on the island.

Dates and route depend on the yacht's schedule — delivery passages follow the regatta calendar.

On delivery passages, food is simple passage food. On the Ruhnu trip — meals aboard only during the passage; on the island you're on your own.

The captain confirms departure based on the weather forecast. Safety always comes first.

Availability

Dates marked busy on the calendar are unavailable for trips.

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Frequently asked questions

About delivery passages and the Ruhnu island expedition — not about evening trips in Riga.

What is a delivery passage?
A sea crossing to another harbour when the yacht has to be relocated anyway (for example, to a regatta). Instead of sailing empty we sell seats on deck. Real sailing on the open sea — not a sightseeing tour.
What is the Ruhnu island expedition?
A 2–3 day trip to Estonia's Ruhnu island (Roņu sala) and back — with overnight stays aboard and a stop on the island. About 52 nautical miles from Riga.
How much does a delivery passage cost?
€130 per person — 1 day. €230 per person — 2 days with overnight. Fuel and passage food included.
How much does the Ruhnu island trip cost?
€420 per person — 2 days. €590 per person — 3 days on request. Includes two sailors, fuel, port fees and meals aboard during the passage. Food on Ruhnu island — at your own expense.
How many people can take part?
Up to 6 clients on deck. For the Ruhnu expedition — minimum 4, maximum 6 participants.
Do I need to know how to sail?
You take an active part — this isn't a trip where you sit and watch. Experience isn't required, but willingness to participate is. At least two experienced sailors are aboard.
Is a return trip included on delivery passages?
No — clients arrange their own way back. Route and dates follow the regatta calendar.
What should I bring?
Warmer clothes and a waterproof layer — the open sea is different from the Gulf of Riga. For Ruhnu — passport or ID card (Estonian territory). Food aboard is simple passage food.
Who decides if we set sail?
The captain makes the final call based on the weather forecast. Safety always comes first.
How do I apply?
On the contact page say which expedition interests you and how many people — we'll reply with available dates.

Ready for the sea?

Tell us which expedition interests you and how many people — we'll send back available dates.

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Looking for a simpler evening trip? See our yacht trips in Riga.