Taking part in the Great Sailing onboard Unplugged with Moretime Expeditions gives you several once-in-a-lifetime opportunities:
to make your childhood dream come true and sail like the heroes of your favorite books and saefarers of Great Sailing expeditions
to immerse yourself in seamanship: learn how to keep ship's watch, stand at the helm, set sails, work with gear, knit sea knots, plan a route on paper maps and keep records in the ship's log
to meet a professional crew, who`ll teach you everything you need for safe sailing, and introduce you to the life of a sailing vessel from the inside
to find like-minded people: those who are open-minded, enthusiastic, and eager to explore the world at its best
Tanger (Morocco) — Ponta Delgada (Azores)
Ponta Delgada (Azores) — Kulusuk (Greenland)
June 9 – June 20, 2026
June 2 – June 8, 2026
Cabin berth: €2,500
Distance — 950 nautical miles
Cabin berth: €1,650
Spring 2026
Distance — 1,700 nautical miles
Azores (Portugal) — Canary Islands (Spain)
Mindelo (Cape Verde) — Itajaí (Brazil)
Canary Islands (Spain) — Mindelo (Cape Verde)
October 4 — October 9, 2026
September 19 — September 24, 2026
October 10 — October 28, 2026
Cabin berth: 4,500 €
From September 24 to October 4 — technical stop, accommodation not provided
Cabin berth: 2,500 €
Distance — 2,950 nautical miles
Distance — 900 nautical miles
Cabin berth: 2,000 €
Autumn 2026
Distance — 900 nautical miles
Kulusuk (Greenland) — Azores (Portugal)
September 7 — September 18, 2026
Cabin berth: 1,650 €
Distance — 1,700 nautical miles
Itajaí (Brazil) — Ushuaia (Argentina)
October 29 — November 13, 2026
Cabin berth: 2,500 €
Distance — 2,250 nautical miles
Ship
Passengers:
10
Crew:
6
Unplugged
Sailing yacht Unplugged is a classic vessel built by the Cantiere Valdettaro shipyard in Italy and launched in 1993. The interiors were designed by Studio Garroni. Spacious decks and onboard amenities make her well-suited for long-distance cruising and comfortable relaxation.
• air conditioning system
• spacious decks
• spacious decks
Comfort & Amenities
two double beds, two bedside tables, two wardrobes, toilet, shower cabin
Class B
two single beds or one double bed, bedside table, wardrobe, toilet, shower
Class A
Сообщение об успешной отправке!
more about
What is included
- Placement on the selected shelf
- Three meals a day
- The work of a professional crew and ship's cook
- First aid on board
What is not included
- Air travel to the starting / ending point of the route
- Visa (if it's necessary)
you asked
FAQ
Unlike other sea voyages, a crossing on a tall sailing ship involves a long stay in the open sea and full immersion in seamanship. During the crossing, you`ll turn into a full-fledged crew member and keep watch with other participants: learn how to stand at the helm, set sails, climb the mast, work with gear, plan a route using paper maps and much more. Also, the crew may need help with ship-wide work: setting the table, putting the deck in order, removing or repairing the sails. We recommend taking part in all activities – this is essential to build a dream team.
Sure. We organize a shift schedule in such a way that each participant has enough time to rest. In your free time, you can enjoy the sea, read a book from the ship's library, chat with your shipmates or delve into one of the topics of interest related to seamanship.
No. A non-stop crossing from point A to point B does not involve intermediate stops.
It depends on your vestibular system. Most people experience symptoms of seasickness, but they go away in the first few days at sea.
There`s no reason to be afraid or shy: seasickness isn`t an indicator of your physical fitness and isn`t a reason to abandon a sea trip. There are several simple ways to minimize motion sickness: get enough sleep, stay outdoors and try to stay busy. For example, take the helm or learn a new nautical knot – activities help to distract yourself better than any medications. Just in case, take motion sickness pills with you, but keep in mind that they can cause drowsiness.
There`s no reason to be afraid or shy: seasickness isn`t an indicator of your physical fitness and isn`t a reason to abandon a sea trip. There are several simple ways to minimize motion sickness: get enough sleep, stay outdoors and try to stay busy. For example, take the helm or learn a new nautical knot – activities help to distract yourself better than any medications. Just in case, take motion sickness pills with you, but keep in mind that they can cause drowsiness.
Yes. A few weeks before the start of the program, we`ll add you to a private chat, where we`ll post useful information on the crossing and preparation and introduce you to the instructor and the rest of the participants.
No special equipment is required to take part in the crossing. Before starting the program, we`ll send you a list of necessary clothes and shoes in an additional briefing. If you lead an active lifestyle, then most likely you already have most of the necessary clothes.
We recommend taking a yacht waterproof jumpsuit with you in case of bad weather (it`s the most convenient and comfortable option), but any waterproof jacket and pants will also work.
We recommend taking a yacht waterproof jumpsuit with you in case of bad weather (it`s the most convenient and comfortable option), but any waterproof jacket and pants will also work.