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Get ready to make memories to last a lifetime and set sail with these Experience Days from Essex Outdoors: On the Water.
Make the most of the incredible estuaries, rivers and coastline we have here in Essex. Discover sumptuous sailing days or picture-perfect powerboat trips on the stunning River Blackwater Estuary running throughout the summer months, with room for up to seven people, aged seven or over.
The boats are skippered by highly experienced instructors so you can seize the opportunity to take a turn at the helm and try steering under their guidance, or simply sit back and take in the views. Perfect if you’re thinking of taking up the sport, or would simply like to try something new.
Build your own perfect day. Depart from West Mersea Waterfront or the Marina at Bradwell-on-Sea. Decide to cruise into Maldon Quay or West Mersea and enjoy lunch at a local restaurant or moor up and devour a scrumptious picnic platter as part of your experience. The team can even provide crab lines and bait, or you may be able to explore a secret beach in the afternoon (tides permitting) before the return journey.
Lasting approximately six hours, this will be a day to remember for everyone. It's the perfect staycation day trip, celebration or get together for a family or small group of friends.
To find out more and book, visit https://www.essexoutdoors.com/onthewater or call 01621 776256.
You may also be interested in fun summer sailing camps for children and powerboat courses at the Royal Yachting Associated training centre, Essex Outdoors Bradwell.
Find out more at https://www.essexoutdoors.com/our-centres/bradwell/
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