
59º North Sailing
sail offshore on bucket-list adventures

“59º NORTH was founded on a simple vision — to explore the world’s oceans & landfalls in safety & style on cool boats with cool people. We are passionate about traditions of the sea, and share our love for the philosophical aspect of ocean sailing with our eclectic crew. Sign up to sail with us, and hold fast to your dreams."
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ALL OCEANS
ALL WELCOME
Our mission is to provide unique sailing adventures in all oceans of the world and for everyone, regardless of experience or background. Join us for an unforgettable offshore sailing adventure as paying crew. We provide hands-on seamanship training through real-world experiences that simply can't be replicated in a classroom.
We save two bunks on every trip for women sailors, and aim to make as many passages as possible mixed-Staff. We refer to our customers as 'Crew', and we mean it - you'll do all the actual sailing of the boat, from helming & foredeck work to chart plotting, weather routing, making water, maintenance checks and everything else that goes into a successful ocean crossing.



Professional
& safe
We are a dedicated team qualified to the highest MCA Yachtmaster Ocean standards, adhering to the strictest of safety regulations. Our boats are commercially coded per flag-state regulations and have the highest-industry-quality safety & comms equipment.
Our skippers and mates are the best in the business, with hundreds of thousands of ocean miles between us, several passages to 80º North in the High Arctic, a handful of circumnavigations, many equator crossings and landfalls in some of the most far-flung ports on earth. But better yet, all of our staff are genuinely kind & passionate human beings, the key ingredient to leading a group of strangers on an offshore voyage.



sail offshore


2026-1 | FALKEN | San Diego-La Paz
Join FALKEN in San Diego to start the 2026 Pacific season! After a short off-season break over the holidays, FALKEN will be back in action for the reaching sail south to Mexico and into the Sea of Cortez, making landfall in La Paz on the Baja California Peninsula. This will be 59º North’s first foray into the famed Sea of Cortez, and everything we’ve heard about it makes us very excited! Here’s your chance to be the first crew to sail to the Sea of Cortez with us!


2027-14A | FALKEN | Vindö-Marstrand Shakedown
FALKEN will do a short shakedown down the Swedish west coast following her refit in Vindö Marin, and you can join the crew! This is one of the shorter and less expensive trips we offer, and we'll be prioritizing local Swedish crew for this leg. The Swedish west coast is fantastic cruising, and we'll take it easy down the coast, anchoring as we go and working our way through all the systems. Expect lots of sail-handling, anchoring, dinghy-rides, drone flying and a much more laid-back atmosphere than our more serious ocean crossings. But as this is in our backyard in Sweden, we're super excited for it!


2027-14 | FALKEN | Stockholm-Marstrand/Vindö
After a short delivery sail over to Stockholm, Andy & Mia's home city, we'll sail FALKEN back around to Sweden's west coast and to the famed boatyard at Vindö Marin where we'll stay for a 6-week mini-refit. Vindö is on the island of Orust, renowned for boatbuilding and just down the road from Hallberg-Rassy, Najad and other well-known Swedish boat builders. Of course we'll have a pit-stop in Marstrand, THE sailing center on Sweden's west coast.
CREW TESTIMONIALS
IRL Events


FALKEN Open House | San Diego


Annapolis Boat Show | Annapolis
Every October Andy, Mia & friends and family of the 59º North team come to our spiritual home port for the annual Boat Show festivities, and we’ll be back in 2026! The Annapolis Sailboat Show dates in 2026 is October 15 - 18, 2026 (Thursday - Sunday, 4 days).
More info from us will be coming out closer to the show!
The Quarterdeck
SEA·M’N·SHIP /ˈsēmənˌSHip/: “The skill in, and knowledge of the work of navigating, maintaining, and operating a vessel.”


















