Full Moon Sail aboard brigantine Matthew Turner

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Join us to watch the sun set, the Full Harvest Moon rise.

The Harvest Moon ( also called called Corn Moon, Fruit Moon, Barley Moon, and Hungry Ghost Moon) is the name given to describe either the September or October Full Moon — which Full Moon earns the monicker actually depends on whichever month’s Full Moon is closest to the Fall Equinox.

Schedule

  • Check in 6 pm at the gate to the pier
  • Boarding: 6:15 pm, followed by safety briefing then we depart
  • Sunset: 8:13 pm, Moonrise: 8:06 pm
  • Return to pier: 9:00 pm

Please Note:

  1. All participants must either provide proof of vaccination, provide proof of a negative PCR test within 48 hours of sailing, or take an antigen test and test negative on-site just prior to boarding
  2. If there are fewer than 12 tickets sold, a sail may be canceled, in which case you will be notified and your tickets will either be refunded or transferred to another date of your choosing.
  3. Check in is at the start time of the event followed by boarding. No need to come earlier than the posted start time.

Location

Matthew Turner is docked at the US Army Corps of Engineers Bay Model Visitor Center in Sausalito, CA. Access is via Marinship Way.

Parking

Free parking is available in the lot. A crew member will meet you at the gate to the pier to escort you to the ship.

Check in

Please wait at the gate to the pier in front of the Bay Model. There will be an escort to walk you past the gate, down the pier to the ship. Masks and proof of vaccine or negative test result are required to board the ship.

Covid 19 Safety Protocol

  • All passengers must proof of vaccination or proof of a negative test result
  • Masks are required for all passengers
  • Social distancing of 6′ between people if they are not in the same household

What to Bring

  • A reusable water bottle to ensure you stay hydrated.
  • Food and beverages may be brought on board.
  • Dress in layers: a windbreaker, warm base layer, gloves, hat, scarf, sunglasses, sunscreen and comfortable shoes. No high heels are permitted.
  • Cameras are welcome, but please be aware that water can splash aboard. Protect your equipment accordingly.

Weather

We sail in most weather, including cold, wind, fog, and light showers. On occasion, we will need to reschedule a sail due to extreme wind or rain. You will be notified within at least 24 hours of the scheduled sail and we will work with you to reschedule or refund your order.

Tickets

A ticket is required for all passengers, including infants. Children 17 and under must be accompanied and supervised at all times by an adult.

Cancellation

You may cancel or reschedule your sail with 24 hour advance notice. No refunds for guests who miss the boat. Call of the Sea reserves the right to cancel a sail if that event does not meet our minimum capacity requirements. Call of the Sea will notify these customers at least 2 days prior to the event. Customers can reschedule for another sail or receive a full refund.

Why Call of the Sea?

We’re a nonprofit supporting on-the-water environmental education. During the week, we provide educational programs to youth. Community Sails are a great way to share our mission with new people and to help lower costs for youth educational sails. If you are interested in youth field trips, please check out our website callof thesea.org.

Fair winds!