Fleet Sailing on the Standing Mast Route Classic Yachts from Kaag to Haarlem

*Fleet Sailing on the Standing Mast Route: Classic Yachts from Kaag to Haarlem*
Join us as we sail with the NL OGA fleet of classic yachts along the breathtaking Standing Mast Route (Staande Mastroute) from Kaag to Haarlem. This stunning stretch of the Dutch waterways is perfect for sailors looking to experience the Netherlands' historic canals, scenic landscapes, and vibrant maritime culture.
Departing from the beautiful Kaag Lakes, we navigate through winding waterways, passing picturesque villages and traditional windmills. Along the route, we tackle bridges, locks, and narrow canals, sharing expert tips on fleet coordination, mooring, and passage planning. The camaraderie of sailing together in a fleet of classic yachts adds to the magic of this journey, making it an unforgettable experience for all aboard.
Our destination, Haarlem, is one of the Netherlands' most charming canal cities, boasting stunning architecture, a rich maritime history, and vibrant harbors perfect for mooring. We explore must-visit spots, including the famous Grote Markt and historic waterfront.
Whether you're an experienced sailor or planning your first Dutch canal adventure, this video provides essential insights into navigating the Standing Mast Route and making the most of your voyage. Subscribe for more sailing guides and join us on this incredible journey!
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[@sailormanoyster1849]

Is the Essex smack with the blue sheerline, " transcur❤

[@erbster200]

Sure is. Gorgeous!

[@sailormanoyster1849]

@erbster200 yes % an ingenious propulsion system1

[@sailormanoyster1849]

Hydraulictwinshaft with folding props😅

[@erbster200]

I didn’t know that!

[@sailormanoyster1849]

@@erbster200 I have been o/b

[@westerlysailing6]

Hi. Did you have any single handers on your trip and if so how did they get on? 5 of us are planning a similar trip this June. Thanks Chris

[@erbster200]

I was single handed some of the time and several others were single handed for the whole trip. Quite do-able.

[@sailormanoyster1849]

@@westerlysailing6 just get prepared for lock's. Better to let others go first & tie up to the wall then "raft up to them they then tend shore lines as the water level changes