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The schooner Aron under full sail in Danish waters

Schooner Aron · Marstal 1906 · Svendborg

Come sailing with us

Join Aron on an open multi-day voyage, or plan a shorter trip for your own group. You do not need sailing experience. With no more than twelve guests under sail, there is room to take part, learn something new and find a quiet place on deck.

In short

A ship you become part of

The wind and weather set the rhythm on Aron. You can help haul the lines, stand at the helm, take a swim from the ship or have coffee on deck while the islands pass by. Gorm and Helene show you what to do and adapt each task to the people on board.

Key facts

Built
1906, Marstal
Rig
Two-masted schooner
Hull length
21.22 m
Length overall
approx. 30 m
Beam
5.65 m
Draft
2.65 m
Mast height
24 m
Sail area
320 m²
Full specification

Voyages

Three ways to come aboard

Choose an open sailing holiday, plan a day under sail with your group, or use Aron for an event alongside the quay. Current departures and prices are shown in SejlPlan; group visits are arranged directly with Helene.

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Guests haul together on a line aboard Aron

Up to 12 guests

Active sailing holiday

Multi-day departures

Live on board for several days, take part in sailing at a pace that suits you, and share meals around the saloon table. No sailing experience is needed.

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  • Guests work together to gather a sail on Aron's deck

    Up to 12 guests sailing

    Team building & day trips

    By arrangement

    Bring colleagues, friends or family aboard for a day in the archipelago. You can sail together, go ashore, swim and share a meal on deck.

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  • Food being prepared on the grill on Aron's deck

    Capacity confirmed with your proposal

    Quayside reception

    By arrangement

    Aron alongside the quay as the setting for a launch, an opening, a wedding toast or an annual meeting — with the rig overhead instead of a ceiling.

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Life aboard

Cabins, shared meals and room on deck

Below deck are six simple, heated two-person cabins with washbasins, USB charging, daylight and ventilation, together with a shared shower and toilet.

Meals are made on board and eaten together around the long table or up on deck. There is a rowing dinghy for going ashore, a bathing ladder for a swim and enough deck space to find both company and a quiet corner.

Life on board
A double guest cabin below deck aboard Aron
The saloon lounge below deck with green cushions and wooden panelling

From the guestbook

What guests remember

Short excerpts from Aron's published guestbook, written after days and weekends on board.

  • Unconditionally the best holiday I’ve been on with my child.

    Sara and NimbusTranslated, shortened guestbook excerpt
  • We won’t soon forget that, and especially me (Jørgen) as an old ‘wooden ship sailor’.

    Hanne & Jørgen RosendahlTranslated, shortened guestbook excerpt
  • We had some fantastic days together both on the water and on land.

    Gitte and Gunner, VordingborgTranslated, shortened guestbook excerpt

Questions

Before you book

Do I need sailing experience to join?
No. Two professional crew sail the ship and explain every task. You are invited to help with lines and take the helm, but the work is adapted to the people on board and guests are never responsible for the ship.
How many guests can Aron take?
Aron is approved for up to twelve guests under sail. The number of available places is shown on each SejlPlan departure. For private day trips and events alongside the quay, we confirm the safe capacity in the written proposal for your arrangement.
How long is a voyage?
Open sailing holidays last several days; the exact duration is stated with each departure in SejlPlan. Team building, day trips and events alongside the quay are planned directly with you.
Where do voyages start and end?
Aron is homeported in Svendborg on South Funen, and most voyages begin and end there. Individual departures can start from another harbour in the South Funen Archipelago or the Baltic; the departure harbour is always stated with the departure itself.
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Get in touch

Tell us what you have in mind

Tell us your dates, group size and what you hope to do on board. We will answer with what is realistic for the season, the weather and the ship.