Explore Plymouth Sound National Marine Park aboard Bounty’s End, a replica launch from Channel 4’s Mutiny series. Set off from Mount Batten for a 3.5-hour sailing experience, passing historic landmarks and stunning coastal views. Enjoy a mix of history, adventure, and relaxation as you navigate these iconic waters.
Step aboard Bounty’s End and sail through the waters of Plymouth Sound, tracing the path of historic voyages. Setting off from Mount Batten, the journey begins with incredible views of Drake’s Island and Mount Edgecumbe National Park. The electric-powered vessel provides a quiet and eco-friendly experience, allowing you to fully enjoy the sights and sounds of the sea.
Heading further south, you’ll cruise past the Breakwater Fort and Bovisand Fort, discovering the stories behind these fascinating landmarks. If conditions allow, there’s an opportunity to pause at Cawsand Bay, where you can enjoy refreshments or take in the peaceful surroundings. Throughout the trip, your skipper will share tales of maritime history, including Bounty’s End’s role in Mutiny, bringing the past to life.
Whether you’re interested in history, nature, or simply a unique sailing experience, this trip offers something for everyone. The combination of historical insight, scenic views, and time on the water makes for a memorable day out.
Departing from Mount Batten, Plymouth, PL9 9SJ, this trip explores key sites within Plymouth Sound National Marine Park. Landmarks include Drake’s Island, the Hoe, Mount Edgecumbe Country Park, and the historic Royal William Yard.
No previous sailing experience required. Children must be accompanied by an adult. If you’d like to land on Drake’s Island, please inform us in advance.
Led by professional yachtsman Conrad Humphreys, this experience blends sailing with history. As the skipper behind Mutiny, Conrad helped recreate Lieutenant William Bligh’s epic open-boat voyage, bringing authenticity and expertise to every trip.
Bounty’s End is also Plymouth’s first commercially operated electric passenger boat, ensuring an environmentally friendly way to explore the coastline. With a passion for maritime heritage, we aim to inspire and educate through hands-on sailing experiences.
Yes, it’s possible to land on Drake’s Island. Please inform us in advance using the contact details on your booking confirmation, as there may be an additional charge for this activity.
We recommend bringing warm clothing, waterproof trousers, a hat (if sunny), suncream, soft shoes, and a camera to capture the scenic views.
Yes, we provide life jackets for adults and children aged 6-12. Please note that we do not have life jackets suitable for infants.
In case of bad weather, we offer an alternative sailing date or a full refund for your booking.
Yes, free parking is available at the centre. Ensure to register your car upon arrival to avoid any inconvenience.
Generally we run 8years+ however, if a family has infants (below 8) we can include them, but they will need to provide a fitted life jacket for children.
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About the centre
Mount Batten, Plymouth
Operated by The Bounty Project, a partner of adventuro.
