Yorktown Sailing Cruises

With the Yorktown Sailing Charters you'll have the chance to experience travel on the high seas as it was over 300 years ago - aboard a tall ship!

This activity is no longer being offered.
Let us suggest these related activities instead:

Busch Gardens Williamsburg

Colonial Williamsburg

Jamestown Settlement

Mystery Dinner Playhouse - Williamsburg, VA

Virginia Living Museum

Details:
Great fun. Easy to order tickets and book hotels over the net and ran very smoothly on arrival.
Karen Blakesley - Lansing, KS
You'll sail aboard the Schooner Alliance, much like the ship Capt. John Smith used when trading with the Powhatan Indians. The journey will take you past the Yorktown Battlefield, Victory Monument, the banks of the York river and more as you experience the culture and history of America while simultaneously seeing the beautiful sites of the Williamsburg area. If you are lucky, the crew will let you lend a hand at setting sail.

A perfect fit in combination with the other historic activities in Williamsburg and great as a stand-alone activity as well, experience the history of sailing with the Yorktown Sailing Charters.

Details:

  • Price includes guided cruise.
  • See schedule for exact dates and times.
  • Cruise is appropriate for all ages.
  • Beer, wine and snacks are sold on-board ship.
  • No child rates for Sunset Cruise

Reviews
The highlight of our trip. The Sunset was beautiful and the sail was very relaxing.
Robert Frye - Winterville, NC
Awesome!
Charles William Garner - McElhattan, PA
It was delightful. The weather was spectacular.
Noralee Patton - Greenwell Springs, LA
Vacations Made Easy believes that the earlier you book, the better your seats. We guarantee our customers the best available seating at the time of purchase.
Vacations Made Easy believes that your tour experience should be convenient, therefore we offer hotel pick-up options that pick you up as close to your hotel as possible. Depending on the tour and amount of attendants, you may have to walk a short distance to the pick-up point.