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The charter skipper: intangible cultural heritage.

The skipper of the Brown Fleet is more than a captain: he is a craftsman, storyteller, and guardian of living maritime heritage. With centuries-old vessels and deeply rooted knowledge, these skippers take passengers on a sustainable and active journey across water, nature, and history. Discover how craftsmanship, tradition, and experience come together in a unique form of sailing that is still very much alive.

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Bucket List Must: Experiencing a ship falling dry on the seabed

Falling dry is a fascinating phenomenon where large, flat-bottomed ships come to rest on sandbanks at low tide, right in the middle of the Wadden Sea. It’s a unique opportunity to explore the seabed—between tidal channels, birds, and marine life—while learning about the clever shipbuilding techniques of the past. Read on to discover how this centuries-old tradition works and why falling dry is one of the most extraordinary experiences at sea

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