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As long as there have been sailors at sea, there have been sea chanteys, or work songs which are traditionally sung on board ships to keep sailors working together as a team. 

Our chantey singers carry on this tradition on board the Schooner Quinnipiack. They are some of the finest entertainers that Connecticut has to offer.
 
What goes better with a sea chantey on a tall ship than a pint of Jeff Browning's finest ale from the Bru Room @ Bar. Sample his latest brew as our musician entertains you.

Some of the sites you'll see during the sail include:

• Historical Fort Nathan Hale - this fort played a role in the American Revolution, the War of 1812 and the Civil War, and was the first site in New Haven to be recognized as a Landmark and Historic site.
  
• Picturesque Lighthouse Point - the lighthouse is also known as the Five Mile Point Light as it sits on a point of land five miles from the center of New Haven.
• An incredible view of Long Island Sound - the Sound features a diversity of plant and animal life and was designated a National Estuary in 1987.

Harbor Sail          Sunset Sail         Family Pirate Sail         Adult Pirate Sail           Flechas Latin Music Series Sail

                Gay Sail           Brunch Sail           Chantey & Ale Sail              Wine & Cheese Sail