Hello London! We have now arrived in London, and we were greeted with style by the Londoners! Passing Tower Bridge at 08:30 in the morning, thousands of onlookers were lining the quaysides to see the ship, and we've been absolutely flooded afterwards with amazing photos and videos from the day.
Photo: Josef Götherskjöld
After passing Tower Bridge (unfortunately no gun salute this time – we would have loved to) we headed back down the Thames again and are now moored at Thames Quay in the South Dock in Canary Wharf. The modern highrise buildings are really a striking and wonderful contrast to the 18th century ship.
We're open every day of the stopover, from 8–12 August. Opening times and tickets are available here.
Did you also know that anyone can sail along as a deckhand?! We still have spaces left for the sailing legs starting from Bremerhaven and onwards. Sail with us!
Instead of heading straight from Nice to Valletta as planned, the route has been changed and the ship is now also making a short stopover in Monaco. However, it is not just a regular stopover: It will include the spectacular delivery of a 2.4-meter-high elephant sculpture to H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco.
We have some great news! We will make a short, but sweet visit to Monaco. This means that we will leave Nice on 4 October instead of 6 October. We will be in Monaco 4–6 October and will be open to visitors 5–6 October. Welcome on board!
Tuesday 20 September we sailed out of Málaga, after almost a full week in the harbor in the city center. The days here has been amazing with lots of interested journalists and visitors on board. Next stop is Nice, France!