St. Martin – Bermuda 21.01 – 04.02. 2025

We will sail in the Caribbean, and plan to anchor outside one or more of the exotic islands. The tender will take us ashore to experience the Caribbean atmosphere. Sailing in these waters is a dream in itself! The voyage can easily be combined with the Atlantic Crossing one way or the other.

It has been seven years since we last did the Atlantic Crossing, we don’t know when the next time will be, take the chance and join us now! The voyage can be combined with the sailing in the Caribbean, from St. Martin to Bermuda, or you can join the ship back to Norway again. That will be quite a voyage!

 

CHECK-IN

DEPARTURE:  St Martin

21.01.2025 kl 1800

the next day

ARRIVAL Bermuda 04.02. 2025 kl 1000
INCLUDED
All meals
PRICE NOK 28.000

There are no discount.

Year-limit: 18 years (15 years with parents)

THINGS TO BRING

 

 You must bring hardwearing, warm clothes that are water- and windproof, and good shoes. Even if you sail in summer, it can be cold at sea, especially on night watch.

 Other items:

  • Passport, this also applies to Norwegians sailing between Norwegian ports
  • Sleeping bag, not too warm
  • Cap
  • Gloves
  • Toiletries
  • Suntan lotion
  • Sunglasses
  • Shoes with rubber soles, or rubber boots
  • Towel
  • Personal medicines
  • Mobil phone charger
  • Small backpack for going ashore
  • Pack your belongings in a soft bag without wheels. (it must be stored in your locker, which only takes 120 liters).
  • Bring a small padlock to lock your locker with, or buy one on board.

 

The on board shop

Our shop carries snacks, chocolate, soft drinks, toiletries and souvenirs.

Mobile phones and power

There is no mobile phone coverage when we are in open sea. If you require contact with people ashore, the ship and the office will assist you. The power supply onboard is 220V AC.

Washing clothes

Normally, it’s not possible to wash your clothes on board. However, if your voyage

is longer than one week, you may contact the sergeant about using the ships washing machine.

 

Luggage

The ship has limited space for luggage. Your luggage allowance is a bag of 120 litres.

Seasickness and drugs

Remember to notify the sergeant and watch leader on board if you use seasick medication or seasick bandage. When using seasickness medication you are not allowed to enter the rig within a certain time after use, 6 hours after the last pill taken and 12 hours after the seasick bandage is removed. When at sea/sailing the ship is “dry,” i.e. totally alcohol restricted.

 

 

Travel to and from St. Martin

Travel to and from Bermuda

Everyone with normal good health can sail with Christian Radich. An important part of the experience to all trainees is to be able to sail as much as possible. We expect that most of you enter the rig as well, but if you don’t want to join this, please inform your watch leader. If you have any health limitations or disabilities, this must be further evaluated. On sea, health limitations can be extended, and especially if bad weather occurs. We expect that every trainee can take care of her- or himself, it is not possible for our crew to pay extra attention to each individual trainee.  If you answer positive on one or more of these questions, you must contact us for an evaluation.

If you are over 67 years, you must send us the health declaration, signed by your doctor.

Download the health declaration: Health Declaration