San Salvador – Pacific Heritage Adventure Sail

San Salvador Pacific Heritage Adventure Sail

San Salvador Pacific Heritage Tour

Pacific Heritage Adventure Sail

Pacific Heritage Tour is back and BOOKING NOW! Multi-day sailings August 2023


Pacific Heritage Tour 2023

Adventure AWAITS. SEAFARERS Wanted.

Adventure Sailing legs on the Pacific Heritage Tour 2023 are for people who love history and sailing. Very few people have sailed on galleons of the sixteenth century and on our San Salvador sailing legs when public will get a chance to see California through the eyes of explorers.Pacific Heritage Tour

New entertaining and educational programs on Channel Islands archeology and natural resources, Spanish seafaring history, Cabrillo’s journey, California’s origin story, and first peoples encounters with the unknown will be led by a group of world-renowned historians and educators.

Join us as we set sail for these unique tall ship experiences. For the novice or the experienced sailor, each leg allows passengers the opportunity to join the crew with sail training lessons and shipboard activities including hands-on demonstrations and practical experience of traditional and celestial navigation, cartography, and sail handling, including knots.

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Adventure Awaits. Seafarers Wanted. Sail aboard San Salvador on an exciting ocean-going excursion. No sailing experience needed.

Sail across the centuries and be part of history as the full-scale replica of the first European vessel to explore California’s coastline makes her next voyage offering visitors a seagoing adventure for ages 12 and up.

Evening programs on Channel Islands archeology and natural resources, Cabrillo’s journey, California’s Origin story, and first people’s encounters with the unknown are sure to entertain and educate all aboard.

This Pacific Heritage Adventure Sail package includes, meals, and onboard accommodations. It is open to a limited number of passengers, ages 12 and up. This unique nautical experience is priced per person. Space is limited.

Cabrillo’s San Salvador commemorates the 1542 expedition led by explorer Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo aboard the original San Salvador. Among Cabrillo’s many discoveries was present-day San Diego Bay, where the full-scale, seaworthy replica of his flagship galleon was built by skilled shipwrights and volunteers under the auspices of the Maritime Museum of San Diego. Twenty years in the planning and five years in construction, San Salvador is the Maritime Museum of San Diego’s newest educational platform, bringing our rich Pacific maritime history to life for adventurers young and old.



San Salvador

San Salvador

San Salvador

San Salvador

San Salvador Bunks

San Salvador Bunks

San Salvador Bunks an Stairs

San Salvador Head

San Salvador under sail, guest bunks and heads. Click images for larger version.


What adventurers had to say about past Pacific Heritage Tours:
Trip of dreams! Perfect blend of adventure & education. Fascinating & gregarious crew!
Jeff Krumm
Great Adventure! Thank you for bringing this part of history into our lives, and thanks to a fun, knowledgeable crew. Once in a lifetime experience!
Steve Whittlesey
AWESOME
Rod Brown
I truly enjoyed the camping nature of the trip. Sleeping at night to the rocking rhythm of the waves will be a memory forever cherished.
Carolyn Cooper
What a privilege to be able to sail on the San Salvador and enjoy the company of crew and guests. Fun, educational, and a meaningful life experience.
Tom Vigran
Terrific crew and ship that led to my greatest nautical adventure in my life! Only wish I could return the favor aloft.
Nelson Balcar – American Airlines Captain RET.
Great time, great trip. It was good to show this fine vessel around and see how well she performs.
Tom Shipman

Pacific Heritage Tour San Salvador

No experience necessary, only good attitudes for uncharted adventure.

Past San Salvador Pacific Heritage Tour Adventures At Sea.
The First Tour, Fall 2016
Spring 2017
Fall 2017

EXPLORE page, includes lesson plans, down-loadable San Salvador paper models, and interpretive text panels used during tour stops.
Click here to EXPLORE