Sailing Terschelling
Terschelling is the third inhabited Wadden island as seen from the west. It lies between the North Sea in the north and the Wadden Sea in the south. Almost 80% of its landscape is natural dunes, and you can wander the large beach many pathways for hours without meeting anyone. At low tide the beach is hundreds of metres wide, and the water around it is very shallow; ideal for keeping a good eye on younger children.
Sights on Terschelling
There are lots of attractions to visit on Terschelling: the Brandaris lighthouse is the oldest in the Netherlands. There are also many listed buildings and remnants of the Second World War. In the ‘t Behouden Huys Museum you can learn all about the history of the island and about Willem Barentsz, the local Arctic explorer who spent the winter on Nova Zemlya. The Aike van Stien Museum shows the history of fishing in the region.
Sailing to Terschelling
Egasail sails the Orion to the harbour of West Terschelling via the Vliestroom and the Blauwe Slenk sea-arms. We can sail to Terschelling from Den Oever, Harlingen, Texel or Vlieland. Would you like to take an unforgettable sailing trip to Terschelling with your friends, family, school group or co-workers? Book a multi-day trip with Egasail. You can start on Monday mornings, Saturday mornings or Sunday evenings. For more information, prices and availability, please contact skipper Wouter Egas at info@egasail.nl.
| Departure | Arrival | |
|---|---|---|
| Schoolweek | Sunday 20:00 | Friday 08:30 |
| Midweek | Monday 10:00 | Friday 16:00 |
| Week | Monday 10:00 | Sunday 16:00 |
| Week | Saturday 10:00 | Friday 16:00 |
