Sail & Explore Royal William Yard
Sail across Plymouth Sound and arrive at Royal William Yard by sea aboard Bounty - time ashore for lunch or a drink, then home by boat.

A snapshot of the experience
Arrive by sea at one of Britain's most impressive waterfronts
Sail across Plymouth Sound before gliding into one of the UK's most impressive historic waterfront destinations. Step ashore to enjoy lunch, coffee or a drink, then return by boat - turning a simple lunch into something memorable.
Circumnavigate Drake's Island
Plymouth Sound and the Hoe from the water
Mount Edgcumbe National Park views
Arrive at Royal William Yard by sea
Time ashore for lunch, coffee or a drink
Stories of Bligh's voyage from Conrad Humphreys
Further details
All you need to know
Sail across Plymouth Sound before gliding into Royal William Yard - one of the UK's most impressive historic waterfront destinations. Step ashore for lunch, coffee or a drink, then return by boat, turning a simple meal into something memorable.
- Skippered sail with Conrad Humphreys
- Spinlock lifejackets for all guests
- Free parking at Mount Batten
- Time ashore at Royal William Yard
- Warm jacket and layers
- Sun hat and sun cream
- Water bottle
- Trainers or soft shoes suitable for sailing
- A little cash for lunch or drinks ashore
- Restaurant reservation at Royal William Yard
- Photography package
- Private charter for your own group
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.
- Duration: approximately 3.5 hours
- Group size: up to 7 guests
- Food: time ashore at Royal William Yard — book a table ahead at busy times
- Children: under-16s must be accompanied by a parent or guardian; children's lifejackets suit ages 8–16 and we can't accommodate infants
- Weather: alternative date or full refund if we cancel for bad weather

Arrive the memorable way
Sail across the Sound and step ashore at Royal William Yard for lunch or a drink — then home by boat.





