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A two-day sail around Devon and Cornwall's rugged coastline with an overnight stay in a cosy bell tent at Stones and Stars glamping on the Rame Peninsula. Sail, glamp and explore Cawsand and Kingsand.
Friends, couples and groups blend hands-on sailing aboard Bounty with a night under canvas at Stones and Stars - comfortable beds, solar power and coastal views from deck and camp.
Set sail from Mount Batten across Plymouth Sound, explore Cawsand and Kingsand, then unwind in beautifully outfitted bell tents at Stones and Stars. Breakfast on the second morning, then sail back to Mount Batten.
We depart from the Mount Batten Centre in Plymouth, with free parking on site. Exact directions and a what3words location are sent to you ahead of your trip. Please arrive in good time before departure for your safety briefing and lifejacket fitting.
Look for the grey container on the south-west coast path by the northern slipway, about 50m from Mount Batten Watersports Centre. Free parking on site: register your vehicle on arrival.
No sailing experience is needed - first-time sailors are welcome. Guests must be aged 12 or over. If we cancel for bad weather, we'll offer an alternative date or a full refund.
Skippered sail with round-the-world yachtsman Conrad Humphreys aboard Bounty, the replica launch from Channel 4's Mutiny. Hands-on sailing if you'd like, or sit back and take it all in. Bounty is MCA Category 4 licensed and carries up to 7 guests plus crew.
Set sail from Mount Batten across Plymouth Sound with Conrad Humphreys at the helm. You explore Cawsand and Kingsand from the water, take the helm or trim the sails if you wish, and reach Stones and Stars on the Rame Peninsula in good time to settle into camp.
Evening at Stones and Stars glamping brings beautifully outfitted bell tents with comfortable beds and solar power. You unwind under canvas with coastal views after a full day on the water, with the crew nearby if you need anything practical before nightfall.
Breakfast on the second morning sets you up for the return sail to Mount Batten. Coastal views and time on deck let you reflect on the stone-and-stars adventure while Conrad and the crew handle the navigation back into Plymouth Sound.
You'll sleep in a bell tent at Stones and Stars glamping on the Rame Peninsula after a day's sail across Plymouth Sound. The tents are outfitted with comfortable beds and solar power, so the night under canvas still feels civilised after time on Bounty. Cawsand and Kingsand are the village waypoints on the way, and camp sits on the Cornish side with coastal views from deck and tent.
Breakfast is included on the second morning before the return sail to Mount Batten. Bring an overnight bag with toiletries and any personal camping items you prefer. Groups of 4-7 stay here between April and September, with a minimum age of 12.
About the centre
Plymouth
After 25 years of offshore racing and three trips round the world, Conrad Humphreys founded Bounty & Hope to offer premium sailing aboard Bounty, the replica launch from Channel 4's Mutiny, from Mount Batten inside Plymouth Sound National Marine Park. Guests crew a small boat on open water, swap screens for sea air, and explore Drake's Island, the Tamar and Lynher rivers, and Cornwall's coast on hands-on voyages.
Conrad literally shows you the ropes and helps you get stuck in, as guest Josh Hoole put it. We sail where more than 1,000 marine species and historic wrecks lie under the keel, with Mount Edgcumbe, Royal William Yard and the Hoe on the horizon. Bounty is MCA Category 4 licensed for up to seven guests; Hope carries four. Two Red Paddleboards can be hired on selected experiences.
Operated by Bounty & Hope, a partner of adventuro.
