Under this motto, we combine sailing, observation, and creativity during this Pentecost sailing trip. We merge shared sailing with artistic work. From May 23 to 25, 2026, the Belle Amie will become a floating studio—carried by wind, water, and open space. This creative short vacation invites you to step away from everyday life, consciously experience the sea, and engage in creative activities without pressure or expectations.
Sailing & Creativity – No Experience Needed
Together, we sail along the Baltic Sea coast and take plenty of time for creative work on board. No sailing experience is required: all maneuvers are guided, and everyone can actively participate or simply enjoy the journey.
Three experienced artists guide the creative program with open workshops and inspiring impulses. The focus is not on technique or a perfect final result, but on exploring your own thoughts, moods, and inner images. Everything is allowed to emerge—nothing is required.
Creative Workshops at Sea
The creative program is accessible, open, and experimental. With simple exercises, we work on, among other things:
- Free sketches and graphic work
- Color experiments and painterly processes
- Working with driftwood and found objects
- Small series of images and serial works
The sea, the light, the movement of the ship, and the silence between maneuvers flow directly into the creative process. Everyone works at their own pace.
Space for the sea, relaxation, and togetherness
Between sailing, creative moments, and life on board, there is plenty of space for relaxation, connection, and inspiration. We cook and eat together, swim in the sea, enjoy nature, and let go of everyday stress. Nothing is required—everything is possible.
explore and experience the sea as a source of imagery and inspiration.
The Artists – Creative Guidance at Sea
Andrea Geipel · Kiel
Andrea Geipel works from perception, inner images, and personal forms of expression. Her prompts invite participants to attentively reflect on their own experiences and bring them to life visually.
Lou Noltenius · Flensburg
Lou Noltenius represents free and intuitive work with color, material, and form. Openness, experimentation, and playful exploration are at the heart of her workshops.
NN · Munich
With a fresh perspective and a contemporary approach, our third artist guides the creative process with lightness and curiosity—ideal for free and uninhibited experimentation.
Creative Sailing – Why This Trip Is Different
- Because you can sail without needing any prior skills.
- Because you can be creative without having to achieve a specific goal.
- And because the sea is a place where both naturally come together.
Let yourself be carried along on board.
Spaces are limited. If the idea of spending Pentecost on the water, hoisting sails, letting colors flow, and experiencing yourself in a new way appeals to you, we warmly invite you to join us.
