Watch: Some drone video from previous trip.
Offshore Mile Builder – Bahamas → Canada (Leg 5) Nassau → Halifax | 16 May – 13 June 2026
Looking to build serious offshore miles and real passage experience?
We have a spot available on SY Seafinn (56ft Formosa ketch) for our North Atlantic crossing from the Bahamas to Canada — a proper offshore leg designed for those who want to learn, stand watches, and be part of a functioning crew at sea.
? The Passage
Route: Nassau (Bahamas) → Halifax (Canada)
Distance: ~1,500+ NM
Time at sea: ~14–17 days continuously (weather dependent)
Conditions: Gulf Stream crossing, open Atlantic, changing weather systems
This is not coastal cruising — it’s a true offshore passage.
? What you’ll gain
Continuous watch system (day & night)
Real offshore routines and teamwork
Navigation & weather awareness
Sail handling on a heavy offshore ketch
Experience with fatigue management, decision-making, and life at sea
Ideal for anyone working toward Yachtmaster, building confidence offshore, or preparing for longer ocean crossings.
⛵ Life onboard
6–8 people total including us
Everyone is active crew: helming, trimming, watches, cooking, cleaning
Collaborative, positive team dynamic
English is the working language
⚠️ Important
Full-leg commitment required (4 weeks)
This is a hands-on sailing experience, not a holiday
? Interested?
Send us:
A short intro about yourself
Your sailing experience
Your availability
We’ll then arrange a quick call.
SY Seafinn
Fredrik & Rebekka
Instagram: @sailing_seafinn
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Great sail
I recently had the most incredible sailing experience with my girlfriend on a trip from the Dominican Republic to Cuba, and I can honestly say it exceeded every expectation. From the very beginning, the captains stood out with their exceptional social skills. They created a warm, welcoming atmosphere on board, effortlessly connecting with everyone while maintaining a high level of professionalism. It never felt forced—they genuinely cared about making sure every guest felt included and comfortable. Safety was clearly a priority throughout the entire journey. Whether it was navigating changing conditions or explaining safety procedures, we always felt completely secure and in good hands. The boat is definetly big enough to have a good time. Nice community area for having meals together and enough space to find a spot for yourself if needed. What impressed me most, however, was the strong sense of equality and respect on board. The captains made it very clear that everyone—crew and guests alike—was treated fairly and equally, regardless of gender. That kind of awareness and inclusivity created a genuinely positive and respectful environment, which was important for us. All in all, this was an unforgettable adventure. I would highly recommend this sailing trip to anyone looking for a safe, comfortable, and genuinely welcoming experience at sea. And if you are in doubt, simply call them! They will show you their boat and answer genuenly every question you have. They have so much experience and most likely seen your special trait several times before.
5th May 2026