Charlestown Harbour Reopening 2026 – Commemorative Print Edition
To mark the reopening of Charlestown Harbour in 2026, we are releasing two Limited Edition Photographic Prints.
Winter evenings on board Lady Daphne
Lady Daphne is a beautiful Thames Sailing Barge, based here in Charlestown Harbour. Lady Daphne, as well as being available for private parties, receptions, celebrations and corporate bookings also runs specific events throughout the year. This winter, look out for an array of ticketed events…
The Charlestown Castaways! A beach school adventure with a difference
Working with Charlestown Harbour, Rock and Roots Beach & Forest School are thrilled to be able to offer a Beach School experience like no other – The Charlestown Castaways. Aimed at children aged 5 and over, this unique 2-hour experience will begin on Charlestown’s East…
A great day out at Charlestown Harbour
After a rather difficult start to the year, Charlestown Harbour is now in full flow. Not only is there the beautiful, unique UNESCO World Heritage site and beaches, we now even more for people to see, do, eat and drink! On the water We have…
Become a Trainee aboard Irene!
Are you a young, enthusiastic and hard working sailor, looking for a leg-up in the traditional sailing industry? Irene has just launched their Trainee positions for 2021, in collaboration with Charlestown Harbour, and applications are now open! Visit their website for full details of what…
Day Sail Gift Tickets
If you’re looking for inspiration for a really different Christmas gift this year, why not buy an Anny or Mascotte day sail gift ticket for the sea lover in your life? Both Anny and Mascotte have an exciting 2021 schedule planned and between longer voyages…
Sailing Continues!
Half way through Mascotte’s run of August day trips, but there’s still time to get a sail in!
Sailing Trips aboard Mascotte this August
Fantastic opportunity to get sailing this August, aboard 1904 Bristol Channel Pilot Cutter ‘Mascotte’
History of Charlestown
Charlestown Harbour have been working with The China Clay History Society to learn more about this unique harbour.