What is sailing... on Baltic Sea Dictionary defines sailing as: „the action of sailing in a ship or boat“ „ a voyage made by a ferry or cruise ship, especially according to a planned schedule“ „an act of beginning a voyage or of leaving a harbour“ Questions might arise that which definition we might use to describe our sailing adventure. Well, to be honest none of the above are correct. We would describe sailing with us as: „Seeing Tallinn with a new perspective, a voyage that You wouldn´t get anywhere else in the world nor would another sailing trip with us be the same.“ Ofcourse You can sail basically anywhere in the world, but there are a lot of variables that makes sailing on Tallinn bay with us a unique adventure. Definition of Baltic Sea... Atlantic Ocean being the closest large waterbody, Baltic Sea is prolongation of that ocean. Baltic Sea is mostly rounded by Sweden, Finland, Russia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Germany and Denmark. Now if we go a bit further east. There is a part of Baltic Sea called Gulf of Finland, which is like inner sea of Estonia, Finland and Russia. Now we are at Gulf of Finland and if we head bit south towards Tallinn there is Tallinn Bay. This is the bay in which our sailing tour takes place. Division and borders of Tallinn Bay... Tallinna reid, Kopli Bay, Kakumäe bay and Paljassaare Bay are the components and beaches of Tallinn Bay. The borders of Tallinn Bay is Viimsi Peninsula from the east, and from the north, the borders are islands Naissaar and Aegna. Waters of Tallinn Bay... Tallinn Bay coast waters are flat but deep swiftly. Tallinn Bay has a brusque slant, which enables for hearty water exchange with the waters of the Gulf of Finland.