Calling all LEGO fans! Kalmar Nyckel Foundation’s 10th annual LEGO Brick Shipbuilding Day returns for all ages and skill ...

DULUTH — Tall ships will call on the Twin Ports again this summer as the 2025 Festival of Sail event returns. In 2022, Two Harbors hosted the event while work was underway on Duluth’s waterfront, ...

This is the Merlijn, she was built in 1930 to transport sand and she will be my home for the next week. We’re sailing 420km ...

A seven-month investigation into a sailing journey that ended with the death of a Salt Spring Island couple has concluded, ...

The U.S. Brig Niagara and the Roseway approach crowd of viewers and the ship canal during the Duluth Tall Ships festival parade of sails in 2010. The festival returns to Duluth in July. (The Minnesota ...

Tall Ships return to Duluth, July 10-13 for a seventh installment of the popular festival and the Tall Ships Challenge Race series in Duluth. This will be the first large ...

The four-day festival, which occurs every three years, highlights Erie's maritime heritage, with opportunities to sail and tour tall ships from around the world.

The Festival of Sail is set to return to Duluth on July 10-13. The event will take place at the soon-to-be-finished Harbor ...

The ship will finish the season with three-, four- and seven-night sailings out of Southampton to northern Europe and the Norwegian fjords between August and September 2026. The first UK sailing ...

Indeed, if you haven't been on a cruise in a few years, you might be shocked at how much faster the Wi-Fi speeds are on cruise ships than during your last sailing — and how much more affordable ...

Itineraries and ports of call vary per sailing, but you can expect stops in naturally beautiful destinations like Juneau, Ketchikan and Skagway, as well as on-ship glacier viewing of the 600-foot-tall ...

Neoliner Origin is primarily a roro vessel, and will carry outsize cargo, including forklifts and other lifting equipment from Manitou, Renault cars and sailing yachts from Beneteau. The 136-m ship ...