We have been team building sailing event organisers since 2003. Hospitality, staff rewards, team work, company days out, supplier assessment and racing regattas are all activities the planning of which is very familiar to us. We use standard 40ft yachts which can carry 8 people including the skipper. We have several of these which we operate as a fleet from Lymington in the New Forest National Park.
Right on the edge of the New Forest National Park which you will pass through on your way to us. Experience the exhilaration and fun of sailing for yourselves. This is a hands on activity and we invite you to learn how to sail the yachts. This includes not only setting the sails and taking the helm but also trying your hand at the navigation.
Walk into the the famous old yachting village of Hamble where you will find atmospheric pubs and great food. The marina has all the facilities you will need.
Here are the key points of the standard team work or branding itinerary:
As an alternative to sail, we have a variety of motor yachts available to us in various sizes and locations around the Solent. The largest can accommodate up to 40 people for day sailing. Most in demand for race viewing during major events such as the Round the Island Race and Cowes Week. But not limited to the Solent, regularly operates from central London and other locations. A smaller luxury Oyster motor yacht can accommodate 10 people plus crew. We can also offer you a fleet of matched ribs, available skippered or bareboat hire to anyone who holds a RYA Powerboat level 2 certificate.
Of course the itineraries are quite different for the motor yachts with their huge speed and range advantage compared to the sailing yachts.To the west Poole Harbour, the worlds second largest natural harbour, is a favorite destination. And to the east, Gunwharf Quays in Portsmouth Harbour with its al fresco dining alongside the marina is worth consideration. But you do not need to leave the Solent, the island harbours of Yarmouth, Cowes and Bembridge all offer fine attractions ashore.
