Ocean Escapades

IN SIGHT

OF

SHORE

This summer we are rowing around Britain, exploring the people and places of our island’s coastline.

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Our Mission

We want to match every hour we spend at sea with an hour of volunteer time at shore

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Expedition Explained

Circumnavigating Britain in an ocean rowing boat is an adventure that is close to home, but promises some of the busiest and most treacherous waters to be found on the planet

as well as some of the most spectacular scenes and shorelines. The huge swells and monotony of an open ocean crossing are replaced with the chop, whirlpools, and rocks offered by the coast. Alongside traversing the busiest shipping lane in the world, these aspects make rowing around Britain a unique navigational challenge that tests even the most experienced of seafarers.

A Boat’s Eye View

As we circumnavigate Britain, we will be getting a “boats-eye-view” of the entire coastline.

This perspective gives us the opportunity to celebrate the people and places that make our coast unique, highlighting the strengths and challenges that our shores are facing and, crucially, how people can support them. From the headlands and the lighthouses, to the wildlife and the people, we will document the expedition and speak to those who make the shoreline special.

A Boat's Eye View

As we circumnavigate Britain, we will be getting a “boats-eye-view” of the entire coastline.

This perspective gives us the opportunity to celebrate the people and places that make our coast unique, highlighting the strengths and challenges that our shores are facing and, crucially, how people can support them. From the headlands and the lighthouses, to the wildlife and the people, we will document the expedition and speak to those who make the shoreline special. 

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