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The vision
The Grayhound was built to offer environment friendly charter, and minimal carbon footprint cargo shipping on a classic sailing ship, and this will of course continue to be the most important component in the future adventures of the Grayhound.
Wille’s and Oskar’s background in preforming arts and culture will also form an important part of the next chapter of the Grayhound. We will create projects and events of our own, but also be a part of festivals and support other projects in different ways.
The dream that brought us to the Grayhound was born in Greenland, and one of our main goals is to return there.
We will offer the chance to explore the Scandinavian west coast and the Arctic sea, in the footsteps of great adventurers like Ronald Amundsen, Fritjof Nansen and Adolf Erik Nordenskiöld.
Environment friendly
We offer offer environment friendly, hands on sailing voyages, and a way to venture in the footsteps of great adventurers.
Carbon Footprint
We can provide ‘minimal carbon footprint’ cargo shipping on a traditional 18th Century Lugger.
Adventures
Join us on an adventure along the Scandinavian west coast, the Caribbean or Arctic sea.
Our Expeditions
Availability
Due to the change of ownership, the Grayhound did not sail with any passengers the past season. In the fall of 2020 we will publish an exciting new schedule for the season 2021 and start to accept bookings. Please keep a lookout for our updated website with an exciting 2021 expedition plan.
“10 days of pure joy, fun and learning! A true adventure that I recommend anyone to do!” -Christian Wilse
Grayhound Lugger Sailing
Adventure sailing experiences & low carbon cargo delivery. info@grayhoundventures.com
+46739841761 http://www.grayhoundventures.com
The akacia wood is shaped, and we've started to make the holes and pieces that will hold the sail in place. Soon this will look more like a yard, and less like a overambitious telephone pole.
The yard has now been reenforced with acacia wood. A few volunteers have also joined in for the final touches of the project.
All the pieces of the yard is now glued together and it has also got a rounder shape is finally staring to look like something that belongs in a mast. Now there's a lot of sanding to be done before we can start fitting the acacia wood on top of it.
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