Fair Jeanne Visits Cobourg

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A tall ship will once again be visiting Cobourg Harbour.

The Fair Jeanne which is 110 feet will be entering Cobourg Harbour today, July 12, 2023 and will be docking on the centre pier for the evening.

The tall ship is a youth sail training organization where we teach youth ages 14-18 how to sail while fostering leadership skills and allowing them to reach new heights.

Youth can come aboard for weeks at a time and stay on board the ship and become part of the crew.

Tall Ships Adventures changes lives, builds leadership skills and creates opportunities for young people to develop self-reliance through the medium of sailing.

For more than 30 years, we Tall Ships Adventures changes lives, builds leadership skills and creates opportunities for young people to develop self-reliance through the medium of sailing.

For more than 30 years, we have been an organization for youth run by youth.

Pete Fisher
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