October 12th, 2023|
“It is important for all of us to appreciate where we come from and how that history has really shaped us in ways that we might not understand.” —Sonia Sotomayor Helping people gain a deeper understanding of history—especially maritime history—is one of our goals at Call of the Sea. Those who sail with us
September 20th, 2023|
Call of the Sea believes that overnight programs can have the greatest impact on students, not only exposing them to the marine environment, but helping build self confidence when they disconnect from the media and land, learn new skills and and face new challenges by becoming part of the sailing crew. In 2023 we
June 29th, 2023|
Schooner Seaward finished 2 weeks of summer camp in June, and is headed to Monterey Bay for 3 one week long youth voyages in partnership with Camp Sea Lab. Brigantine Matthew Turner will have one week of youth day (with one night sleeping on board) camp July 10-14. Seaward returns for 2 weeks of
June 22nd, 2023|
Captain Rebecca Johnson Captain Heather Richard Photos by Lyon Omohundro Listen to the Podcast In June 20th's Women Offshore Podcast episode, Christine talks with Call of the Sea captains Rebecca Johnson and Heather Richard, sharing their passion and experience of sailing and how they got to be
December 31st, 2022|
7,034 visits to the Bay Model Complex/ship for an educational program, tour or sail Approx. 1,000 volunteer visits in 2022, for sailing, maintenance or building projects Approx. 100 tours were given of Matthew Turner by docents 1,345 passengers on Seaward 5,204 passengers on Matthew Turner 6,549 passengers (sailing) total 5 ports visited in
December 27th, 2022|
Click on any of the images below to view and print the program information Summer Camp Register for Camp Youth Voyages-SOLD OUT! Overnight Registration SEA Saturdays SEAS Registration Science Camp Register for Camp Aloft Program
December 22nd, 2022|
Call of the Sea stands in solidarity with Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) and the LBGTQ+ communities. The recent article in the Los Angeles Times that outlined harassment and hate crimes at California State University Maritime Academy has illuminated societal and industry shortcomings in addressing and overcoming systemic racism, discrimination, and harassment. Call
November 29th, 2022|
"Believe me, my young friend, there is nothing - absolutely nothing - half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats." The classic quote above is what the Water Rat said to the mole in Kenneth Grahame's Wind in the Willows. Less well known is what the old
October 5th, 2022|
Join Materevolve onboard tall ship "Matthew Turner" as the sun sets over the Golden Gate Bridge on Thursday, October 27th. The “Textile X Ocean Connector Sail” aims to connect sustainability leaders to discuss the most important topics at the intersection of textiles and ocean. On board the three hour sunset sail, you will connect with other passionate minds, learn
September 14th, 2022|
Chad is one of our regular, weekly sailing volunteers, devoting weekends and many midweek days to sailing alongside the full time live aboard crew. Chad has developed skills in tall ship crewing and teaching our Educational stations to students of all ages. Thank you Chad! Where do you come from, and were you
