Coffee, cacao and rum, crossing the Atlantic under sail aboard the Ide Min, and landed in the UK with a story worth telling.
At the heart of Project Voyager Sail Cargo is a small crew with a big love for the sea, and for the communities and collectives who grow, distil and make the goods we carry. Sustainability isn’t an extra for us; it’s the reason we sail.
We’re serious about how we trade and easy-going about everything else. Every sack and cask that crosses with us is bought fairly, organic wherever we can, carried by the wind at near-zero emissions at sea and landed with its story intact, so everyone along the way comes out better off. We’d rather do it properly than do it fast.
Sail freight costs more than a container slot, but sustainable trade is the only kind with a future. You get a fraction of the carbon, a working solution and a story worth telling.
The wind does the work. The engine is kept for harbours and safety, not for crossing oceans.
Every shipment earns the Shipped under Sail badge, backed by a documented account of the crossing.
Photographs and footage from the crossing arrive with your cargo, ready for your labels, your shop and your socials.