Tall Ship Visits

Whenever there is a tall Ship visiting Cape Town Cape Windjammers Education Trust organizes educational visits for on these ships for the youth of its partner organisationas and key stakeholders. Youth and adults have the chane to get a real insight to the life on tall ships and are inspired by the fascination by the spirit of these ships: How fantastic would it be to have a ship like this for the use of life skill, leadership and career development of the South African youth!

Canadian 3 masted Barque Picton Castle visiting Cape Town in March 2006.	Youth from Trinity International testing the power of the blog and tackle system aboard the Picton Castle.
Students of False Bay College, Boat Building Faculty exploring the various tasks of a bosun on a Tall Ship aboard the Picton Castle.	Cape Town youth wishing fare well to the Picton Castle and its crew.
Russian 4 masted Barque Kruzenshtern, 2nd biggest Tall Ship in the world visiting Cape Town in June 2006.	Working in the rigg is a challenging task, not only aboard the Kruzenshtern.
Students of Izivungu vungu Sailing School and False Bay College Boat Building Academy learning about safety and emergency procedures aboard the Kruzenshtern.	Students of Izivungu vungu Sailing School and False Bay College Boat Building Academy exploring the reasures collected by the Kruzenshtern crew during its many voyages around the world.
Dutch 3 masted Barque De Europa, visiting Cape Town in April 2007 on its voyage from South America to Europe. This is the ship the first South African Team ever will join the Tall Ships’ Races 2007 in the Baltic Sea.	Shortlisted candidates for Team SA with Patrick Fraser, Antje Nahnsen and Alexander Allavena during a reception aboard the Europa.
Team SA meets Captain Klaas Gaastra aboard the Europa and hands over the South African flag.	The Europa’s galley, where Team SA will cook a South African dish for the whole crew.