Wake up in Plymouth, where you can discover the fascinating history of this seaside town and eat lunch ashore before returning on board for the next leg of the voyage.

Heading westwards, the yacht will cruise along the Roseland Heritage coastline with its stunning scenery and coastal towns before you sight the famous Pendennis Castle and St Mawes, indicating you have arrived into Falmouth.

Arriving in the early evening, the yacht will moor at Falmouth’s Port Pendennis before dining on board followed by evening drinks in the buzzing harbour.

Awaking in St Mary’s, head ashore for a morning coffee and return on board for breakfast before setting sail to explore the Isles of Scilly, a sailor’s paradise with hidden inlets and coves to explore.

There are lots of of anchorages to stop off and launch the water toys, allowing you to make the most of the surrounding crystal-clear waters and white sandy beaches.

The crew will recover the toys after a late lunch and then set sail to the east back to the mainland, passing Wolf Rock Lighthouse on route. Eight nautical miles east of St Mary’s and eight nautical miles southwest of Land’s End, the famous landmark was built in the 1860’s to mark a dangerous rocky outcrop rarely out of the water in the Atlantic swells, causing many shipwrecks. It achieved worldwide publicity in 1972 as the first rock lighthouse to have a helideck constructed on top.

Upon sighting the mainland, sail to Penzance where you will dine on board.

Wake in Torquay Marina and head out and enjoy breakfast on board as you set sail eastwards to Cowes.

Take in the spectacular views of the Jurassic Coast, passing the Isle of Wight and the iconic Needles point before arriving in Cowes in the afternoon.

Steeped in maritime history, this town is renowned for its Yacht Clubs and nautical charm.

Dine in one of Cowes’ excellent restaurants, all serving delicious locally-caught seafood and offering idyllic sea views. Take some time to explore before returning to the yacht for sundowners.