Captain Adam ‘Charlie’ Farley and the crew of STS Young Endeavour invite you to step aboard, take a tour, and speak with our Navy staff or Youth Ambassadors about how to set sail for the voyage of a lifetime.
Voyage applications are accepted online throughout the year – for information on how to apply check out our 2023 Voyages.
For ship open times, please see signage at the wharf or check out our News and Events page.
STS Young Endeavour is a 44m brigantine,
and was purpose built for sail training.
What to expect during a typical day on board STS Young Endeavour.
Join us for the voyage of a lifetime aboard sail training ship Young Endeavour.
Can’t visit during one of our scheduled open days?
Take a virtual tour with STS Young Endeavour Executive Officer and Navigator Evan Healy.
The Young Endeavour program is designed especially for youth. Join 24 young Australians from around the country for an amazing adventure at sea.
Explore spectacular parts of Australia and some hidden gems in our many national and marine parks. Learn to sail a tall ship, swim in the ocean and even spot a dolphin or two!
Looking for a new challenge? Chart a course, set and furl the sails, and climb the 30m mast… all while building skills in leadership, communication and teamwork.
Our specially trained Royal Australian Navy staff crew will teach you everything you need to know to sail Young Endeavour to your destination.
Looking for more information on joining a voyage in STS Young Endeavour?
Talk to one of our Youth Ambassadors on board, or check out the links below.
The Young Endeavour Youth Scheme provides youth development voyages to participants from a diverse range of backgrounds, and gratefully accepts donations to its tax deductible public trust.
Are you one of our 14,000 Young Endeavour alumni? We’d love to hear from you!
Check out information on our Ambassador Program or stay in touch by subscribing to our Salte-newsletter and following us on social media.
The Young Endeavour Youth Scheme provides youth development voyages to participants from a diverse range of backgrounds, and gratefully accepts donations to its tax deductible public trust.
Are you one of our 14,000 Young Endeavour alumni? We’d love to hear from you!
Check out information on our Ambassador Program or stay in touch by subscribing to our Salte-newsletter and following us on social media.
Young Endeavour is much more than a ship - it is a vehicle for personal growth. The young people who participate in the program go on to make valuable contributions to their family, their community, their employer and their country. investing in our youth in this way is an investment in the future of Australia.
Marshall E Baillieu, Chair, Young Endeavour Advisory Board
This new vessel will provide increased opportunities for young Australians to develop confidence and resilience, as well as physical, mental, social and leadership skills as they work together at sea, taking responsibility for crewing a square-rigged sailing ship.
Stephen Moss CSC, Executive Director Young Endeavour Youth Scheme
Young Endeavour has made a permanent mark on thousands of Australians over the last three decades. There is no greater way to continue the legacy of Young Endeavour than with a state-of-the-art replacement sail training vessel.
Vice Admiral Mike Noonan AO, Chief of the Royal Australian Nay
The 11 day voyage consisted of five star meals from the best chef in the navy, many experiences with wildlife including dolphins and whales, sharks and sunfish. The voyage also brought the best family anyone could ask for into our lives. The people make the voyage, and the voyage made us who we are.
Lachie, V14/19