Adventure Calendar

26 Dec 2025 to 2 Jan 2026

Embark on the ultimate adventure with Sail Seven Seas and secure your place in the world-famous 2025 Rolex Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race. This isn’t just about crossing the finish line—it’s about the transformative journey of preparing for and competing in one of the most prestigious ocean races.

8 Jan 2026 to 20 Jan 2026

Why Harvest & Horizons?

• Taste the Remote: A highly personal and masterful culinary experience from the award winning chef, Christopher Howe. After a hard day's sailing or hiking, Christopher will delight you with sophisticated and unique dishes, using local produce, to highlight the region we are anchored in.

• Sailing That Soothes: Glide aboard Wind Shift, your 70-ft steel ketch, deep into the heart of Tasmania’s untamed far southwest.

• Trails & Tides: Hike Mt. Milner, paddle calm inlets, or wander wild beaches—all framed by the vastness of World Heritage wilderness.

• Immersive & Intimate: Just 10 guests for a cozy, immersive expedition experience.

2 Feb 2026 to 17 Feb 2026

Embark on an incredible sailing journey from Tasmania, navigating the Bass Strait to the Furneaux Group, a cluster of over 50 islands with dramatic granite coastlines and secluded beaches. From there, you'll head for Lord Howe Island, a UNESCO World Heritage site located in the Tasman Sea. This remote island is a volcanic paradise dominated by two impressive peaks. Its isolation has created a unique ecosystem with a high number of endemic species and the world's most southerly coral reef. Finally, your voyage concludes with a passage to the iconic Sydney Harbour, marking the end of an unforgettable trip through some of Australia's most remarkable maritime landscapes.

20 Mar 2026 to 4 Apr 2026

Set sail from Sydney on a remarkable trans-Tasman voyage to New Zealand. Your adventure begins with a crossing to the remote Lord Howe Island, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This volcanic paradise is a biological marvel, with a unique ecosystem, a high number of endemic species, and the world's most southerly coral reef. From there, we'll sail past the awe-inspiring Ball's Pyramid, the tallest volcanic sea stack in the world, before continuing our journey across the Tasman. Our next destination is the breathtaking Bay of Islands in New Zealand, where you'll spend time cruising its pristine waters and exploring secluded coves before arriving at your final port of call in Auckland.

27 Apr 2026 to 6 May 2026

Embark on a journey of discovery to confront the plastic crisis threatening New Zealand's treasured Hauraki Gulf and Northland regions. You’ll join a distinguished research team to investigate pollution firsthand in two of the country's most spectacular locations: the pristine, subtropical Bay of Islands and the ecologically crucial Barrier Islands, a haven for rare and endangered species. You will assist researchers in gathering data and pinpointing the sources of this pollution. We'll also capture powerful stories from our expedition—from personal deck diaries to documentary films—to create a ripple effect of change far beyond our crew.

11 May 2026 to 26 May 2026

Join a research expedition to tackle the plastic crisis in Tonga. This unique journey will take you to the capital city, Nuku'alofa, on the raised atoll of Tongatapu. Along the way, we'll stop at Minerva Reef, a site of unique biological importance, to witness how plastic pollution is impacting its delicate ecosystem. You’ll assist a distinguished research team in gathering data and determining sources of pollution. We'll also document our expedition with powerful stories and films, aiming to inspire action far beyond our crew.

1 Jun 2026 to 10 Jun 2026

Join a distinguished research team on a discovery journey to confront the plastic crisis in Tonga's island nation. Our mission will take us to two unique and spectacular locations: the densely populated island group of Tongatapu, home to the capital city, and the remote, pristine coral atolls of the Ha'apai island group. You will assist researchers in gathering crucial data and pinpointing upstream sources of pollution. Beyond the science, we will capture and share powerful stories—from deck diaries to documentary films—to create a ripple effect of change that inspires action to protect these vital and cherished Pacific islands.

15 Jun 2026 to 30 Jun 2026

Experience the best of the South Pacific, where volcanic landscapes and vibrant coastlines set the scene for incredible adventures. In Tonga's Ha'apai region, find a tranquil paradise with pristine white-sand beaches and healthy coral reefs, teeming with marine life. Then, sail to American Samoa and Samoa, where rugged volcanic mountains meet a diverse coast of white- and black-sand beaches and steep cliffs. The vibrant coral reefs create serene lagoons for kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding. The clear, warm waters provide a playground for snorkeling, scuba diving, and exploring colorful marine life.

5 Jul 2026 to 21 Jul 2026

Sail from Samoa to cruise Wallis and Futuna/Alofi and then onto Fiji. The islands are of volcanic origin, with Wallis being a low-lying island surrounded by a stunning lagoon and a barrier reef dotted with uninhabited islets. Futuna and its neighbor, the uninhabited Alofi, are more mountainous with steep volcanic peaks. The region's culture is deeply Polynesian, with strong ancestral ties to Tonga for the Wallis islands and Samoa for Futuna. With very limited tourism, the islands offer a rare and authentic experience, with activities focused on exploring their natural beauty, from snorkeling and diving in pristine lagoons to hiking up volcanic peaks and discovering ancient Tongan fort ruins.

26 Jul 2026 to 10 Aug 2026

From Fiji sail to Vanuatu to cruise its pristine and diverse islands. Explore the archipelago's dramatic volcanic landscapes, lagoons and secluded anchorages, from the bustling harbors of Efate to the rugged outer islands. The clear, warm waters are a diver's paradise, home to World War II relics as well as vibrant coral gardens and an abundance of marine life. Beyond diving and snorkeling, visitors can enjoy kayaking through serene blue holes hidden in the jungle or hiking and camping an active volcano. Each island offers a unique coastal experience, blending the thrill of a sailing adventure with the tranquil beauty and rich culture of Vanuatu's "happiest people on earth."

15 Aug 2026 to 4 Sep 2026

Embark on a sailing adventure from Vanuatu to the Solomon Islands, where a captivating blend of volcanic and coral coastlines awaits. The major islands feature steep, heavily forested interiors that give way to a dramatic coastline with both white- and black-sand beaches. These shores are the gateway to the Coral Triangle, the global epicenter of marine biodiversity, making for a truly massive and pristine marine environment. Explore a unique mix of rugged landscapes and serene beauty as you enjoy stunning snorkeling and diving, along with spectacular waterfalls and breathtaking hiking.

9 Sep 2026 to 1 Oct 2026

Embark on an incredible sail from Samoa to Micronesia. It is a journey to a secluded and adventurous paradise. The coasts range from low-lying coral atolls to dramatic volcanic islands, all surrounded by some of the clearest waters on Earth. It's a world-class destination for divers, with Chuuk Lagoon serving as the "Wreck Diving Capital of the World," and Yap and Pohnpei offering encounters with majestic manta rays. Beyond diving, the calm lagoons are perfect for kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding, and the deep waters provide excellent fishing. On the larger islands, rugged trails lead through dense jungles to stunning waterfalls and ancient ruins like Nan Madol, offering a perfect blend of water-based excitement and rewarding land exploration.

6 Oct 2026 to 21 Oct 2026

Cruise the secluded and adventurous paradise of Micronesia. Its coasts range from low-lying coral atolls to dramatic volcanic islands, all surrounded by some of the clearest waters on Earth. It's a world-class destination for divers, with Chuuk Lagoon serving as the "Wreck Diving Capital of the World," and Yap and Pohnpei offering encounters with majestic manta rays. Beyond diving, the calm lagoons are perfect for kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding, and the deep waters provide excellent fishing. On the larger islands, rugged trails lead through dense jungles to stunning waterfalls and ancient ruins like Nan Madol, a UNESCO World Heritage site known as the "Venice of the Pacific." This trip offers a perfect blend of water-based excitement and rewarding land exploration.

26 Oct 2026 to 13 Nov 2026

Cruise the secluded and adventurous paradise of Micronesia before sailing to Palau to explore the amazing Rock Islands. Micronesia's low-lying coral atolls and dramatic volcanic islands are surrounded by some of the clearest waters on Earth. Palau's coastline is a masterpiece of nature, dominated by the Rock Islands, a UNESCO World Heritage site of over 400 mushroom-shaped limestone islets. The rugged coasts, with their dramatic cliffs and pristine white-sand beaches, are surrounded by a massive, vibrant barrier reef. The waters are a paradise for divers and snorkelers, where you can swim with harmless, stingless jellyfish in the unique Jellyfish Lake and witness majestic manta rays at the German Channel. On land, the larger islands offer rewarding hikes through lush rainforests to stunning waterfalls, or to ancient stone monoliths and World War II relics, offering a perfect balance of aquatic and terrestrial adventure.

22 Nov 2026 to 8 Dec 2026

Sail from Palau to the Philippines, an archipelago of over 7,600 islands, for a premier yachting, snorkeling, and hiking adventure. The Palawan region is a particular highlight, where the dramatic limestone cliffs and turquoise lagoons of El Nido and Coron create a spectacular backdrop for cruising. As part of the Coral Triangle, the Philippines is a world-class destination for underwater exploration. The vibrant reefs are teeming with life, from colorful fish to whale sharks. Snorkelers can explore the serene freshwater lakes of Coron or witness the spectacular sardine run in Moalboal. Beyond the coast, the country's volcanic and mountainous islands offer rewarding hikes with trails that often lead to majestic waterfalls, terraced rice paddies, and panoramic viewpoints overlooking the sea.

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