The Picton Castle Tall Ship: A Tour while in Vava'u Tonga

Enjoy this tour of the Picton Castle tall-ship, as it was anchored within the famous Port of Refuge located in the Vava'u Island Group of the Kingdom of Tonga-(South Pacific).
"Captain Dan" generously offered a ship tour to myself and the staff at the Mango Restaurant...we were all treated like family and welcomed aboard for a experience to remember.
My apologies about the poor audio quality, as well as the lack of proper framing, as this footage was captured on a 1st generation GoPro as well as prior to my initial attempts to learn how to edit...resulting in the creation of this short docu-tour, utilizing only 10-minute's out of 3+ hour's of video, which was like putting together a puzzle yet only having a handful of the pieces 😉
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If you are interested in taking an educational voyage on the Picton Castle with Captain Dan, visit the link below to learn more.
Picton Castle - www.picton-castle.com/
- Barque Picton Castle:
"The Barque Picton Castle is a three-masted tall ship based in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, Canada and best known for our adventurous international long distance sail training voyages. Anyone can become a trainee crew member, no experience required, just a desire to become part of the crew that sails the ship. With the guidance of our professional crew, you'll literally learn the ropes. Join us as a trainee crew member on the Voyage to the South Pacific in 2020-2021. Sign aboard for three, six or nine months, or for the full year-long voyage. Sail to the Caribbean, Panama, Galapagos Islands, Pitcairn Island, the Marquesas, the Tuamotus, Tahiti and the Society Islands, Easter Island, Las Perlas, San Blas Islands, Cartagena, the Yucatan, the Gulf of Mexico, Bahamas and Bermuda, making trade wind passages under sail. Sign on now, your adventure awaits!"

[@Pasovineyard]

This is the rock star of tall ships. Seven times around the world.

[@LetsGetDirty]

Yeah, the Captain and Crew sure seemed to have the routine figured out...one of these day's I hope to join them on a leg or two of their adventures.

[@Pasovineyard]

@@LetsGetDirty I hope you sail with them too.

[@docersatz5228]

@@LetsGetDirty Better git right on it - I hear they still have an opening or two for the voyage starting in November.