Included in this section:
ASTO
(Sea Training Organisations umbrella body)
Tall Ships
Race
(Race contacts)
Tall Ships Youth Trust
(Voyages for Young
People)
Jubilee Sailing Trust
(Voyages for Disabled Sailors)
ASTO - Association of Tall Ships Organizations
ASTO is the UK''s National Sail Training organisation to which almost thirty other organisations belong. ASTO also organises Small Ships Races. Vessels available through member organisations range from tall ships to sailing trawlers, and include both traditional and modern craft. ASTO members provide many opportunities for young people to go afloat (as well as adults) and a period of sea training for a youngster can be inexpensive and in some cases free.
For more details visit the ASTO web site at www.asto.org
Tall Ships Races
Tall Ships races are run in three classes and a
number of divisions:
Tall Ships Races.
Are organised by
Sail Training International
5 Mumby Road Gosport , Hants PO12 1AA, England
Tel: 023 92 586367 Fax:
023 92 584661
E-mail: office@sailtraininginternational.org
Details of the Tall Ships series may be
found at:
Web site: www.sailtraininginternational.org
2a The Hard, Portsmouth
A separate division of the
Tenacious sailed on her maiden voyage on the 1st of September 2000 and is
now of ccourse, in regular service.
Hants PO1 3PT
Tel: 023 92 832055
Fax: 023 92 815769
Web site at: www.tallships.org
The Jubilee
Sailing Trust
Hazel Road
Woolston
Southampton SO19 7GB
Tel: 023 80 449
108
Fax: 023 80 449 145
Email:
jst@jst.org.uk
Web site: www.jst.org.uk
Tenacious is built and sailed to the same tradition. She
was built specifically for the Jubilee Sailing Trust and disabled sailors helped with her construction.
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Last updated:
05/01/2023