Accommodation on board

Cadets are accommodated in two shared cabins in the bow and have to take part in running the ship. They are divided into watches and learn to steer, to haul on the lines and also to help out in the galley. La Grace also offers a maximum of 10 places for passengers. They have their own twin cabin and no duties at all, much as in an ordinary hotel.

The price of a twin cabin depends on the season - see the link to the reservation system below. On top of the price you need to add the cost of travel to the ship, a contribution for food and a contribution to the ship's fund. Unless you have any special requirements, this contribution is approx. 105 EUR per person per week (or in another currency by agreement, depending on the destination). You will find the sailing plan in our voyage schedule here.There you can also book the voyage you have chosen.

Bow cabin (cadet berths) - 8 places

The ideal cabin for a larger closed group. The cabin can also be recommended for up to two couples who want to sleep side by side (with lower demands on privacy), or for couples with a child under 6 not requiring a berth of their own (two double berths in the middle of the cabin). The drawback of this cabin is that in a storm it rocks more than the cabins in the middle and aft part of the ship, and of course you will find less privacy here.

Saloon (cadet berths) - 4 places

The saloon is ideal accommodation for taller and larger builds. The berth measures 200 x 80 cm. The open space of the saloon suits anyone who does not get on well with cramped cabins. We also recommend it to those who snore loudly.

Saloon (hammock) - 2 hammocks

The cheapest way to join a voyage is a place in a hammock. It gives you a chance to experience the real life of 18th-century sailors. A less period-accurate option, at the same price, is sleeping on deck. The number of these places is limited.

Cabin 1 and Cabin 2

These are the most spacious cabins on the ship. They are popular with larger families and with groups of 3 cadets. One wall of the cabin can be opened, which you will appreciate on summer voyages and also if cramped spaces do not suit you. The berth is 225 cm long and 125 cm wide, so two people can sleep comfortably. This is also the cabin that pitches and rolls the least. The drawback is less quiet in the early morning, when the cook prepares breakfast next door an hour before reveille. When K1 or K2 are taken by guests, a private toilet - Z3 - is included.

Cabin 4, Cabin 6 and Cabin 7

These cabins are suitable for 2 people lying comfortably one above the other (one of the berths is considerably wider than the other), or for a couple longing for privacy in a double berth (the upper bunk is foldaway), or they suit a family of (at most) 3. To a limited extent they are also let to 3 cadets. A WC shared by two cabins is included. K4 shares a WC with cabin K6, K7 shares one with the captain's cabin K5.

If there is a third adult on an extra bed in the cabin, it is assumed that they are all cadets.