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Sit back and relax or help the crew raise the sails as we head out
through Gloucester's working harbor and along her rocky coastline. See
lighthouses, castles, scenic beaches, and magnificent waterfront homes.
Breathe the clean salt air and feel the wind as it fills the schooner's
sails.
Would you like to make your sailing experience just a little more special?
Check out these feature trips, offered in July and August. Click for
details.
Buy one ticket at the regular price and your second ticket is one-half
off. (You must pay in full for the higher priced ticket).
We always have lots of fun on our Music Cruises and they always sell out,
so remember to reserve your spots early! Stay tuned or call us to get the
updated schedule.
The Lannon is a great place to enjoy a lobster with all the fixings.
Plan to join us this summer for a really fun evening. Reservations are
required.
We offer these trips just a few select evenings during the summer season
when the moon is full. Call us for reservations for a romantic night out.
Every year we race in the Gloucester Schooner Festival Race, held on
Labor Day weekend. Plan to join us onboard this Labor Day weekend for the
24th Annual Gloucester Schooner Festival Race. Racing is the best way to see
the big schooners up close!
Fireworks Sails-Gloucester loves fireworks!!
We try to schedule a sail to watch the fireworks in Gloucester whenever
it's possible. In 2008, fireworks are scheduled on Fiesta Sunday (June 29th), on the third of July, and on the Saturday night of Schooner Race
weekend (August 30th).
We usually go for a short sail at sunset. Then as we are heading in, we
serve a delectable variety of finger desserts. Sweet! And,
you're sure to have a great seat for viewing the fireworks over the water!
The Lannon is available for private charter on each of these nights. If
you want to add a bang to your private party, think about holding it on the
Lannon on a fireworks night.

Welcome the Bluenose Sail
Whenever the Canadian Schooner Bluenose II sails into Gloucester harbor for
Schooner Festival Weekend, we plan to sail out to greet her and accompany her into the harbor.
She is gorgeous under sail and it is sure to
be a day to remember! Our passengers will get a bird's eye look at
this magnificent vessel as she sails into Gloucester harbor. Details on how to join us
will be available in August.

The Bluenose II is a Canadian icon, pictured on the Canadian dime. She is 143
feet on deck and has a beam of 27 feet. She dwarfs the Lannon at 65 feet on deck
with an 18 ft. beam. She will tie up at the Gloucester Maritime Heritage
Center for Schooner Festival and will be open for tours. More information
about the Bluenose II is available at
http://www.bluenose2.ns.ca.
We sailed to
Boston on Monday, July 10, 2000 to participate in Tuesday's Grand Parade of
Sail, spent the week in Boston, and returned to Gloucester on Sunday, July
16, after the Salute to the USS Constitution. We had a blast being part of
the Sail Boston 2000 Tall Ships Extravaganza.
We plan to do it again from July 8-13, 2009 when Sail Boston returns. We
will be available for private charter in Boston harbor. Details will be
available as we get closer to the date.
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