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Onwards to Visby on Gotland in Sweden

The Kamper Kogge was present in Visby (Gotland-Sweden) during the International Hanseatic Days from 5-8 June 2025. She departed from Gotland on june 10th for the track back to Kampen, The Netherlands.
On May 10th 2025 the Kamper Kogge left Kampen (NL), for the longest sailingtrip our medieval Cog has ever made. Onwards to Visby on Gotland in Sweden.
During this sailingtrip our homepage give details (Dutch) of our adventures ( almost realtime ) of the past few days.
For all our adventures since our departure, go to the logbook of the past weeks. (Dutch).

Kamper Kogge on the IJssel at Kampen, accompanied by a fleet of ships during departure May 10th 2025 Kamper Kogge departure on may 10th 2025 to visit the International Hanseactic event on Visby in Sweden

Kamper Kogge at the departure from her hometown Kampen, The Netherlands on may 10th 2025

Some of the ports we visited on this sailing trip:

  • – In the Netherlands: Kampen >> Stavoren >> Harlingen >> West-Terschelling >>
  • – In Germany: >> Brunsbüttel >> Kiel >> Fehmarn >>
  • – In Denmark: >> Gedser >> Klintholm >>
  • – In Sweden: >> Ystad >> Simrishamn >> Karlshamn >> Karlskrona >> Sandhamn (Torhamn) >> Kristianopel >> Kalmar >> Sandvik >>Visby
  • Cog on route in 2025
  • This year we attend:
  • – Hanseatic Days in Visby, Sweden: May – June. This trip lasts around 7 weeks. Read the ships log (Dutch)
  • – SailAmsterdam: 20-24 August
  • – Historisch Vlaardingen: 30-31 August


The Kamper Kogge medieval sailingship
We are the foundation Kamper Kogge. We builded the reconstruction of a medieval cargo ship with a bunch of enthusiastic volunteers in the years 1992-1998. After splashing even more volunteers learned to sail in the traditional way with the square sailed rig. We have volunteers from all over the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium.

Koggewerf
On our shipyard (Koggewerf) we share the Hanseatic past of Northern Europe and house other wooden boat foundations. The grounds are free to visit.
If you decide to plan a guided tour over the Koggewerf and Kamper Kogge or making a sailing trip along the IJssel at Kampen, please mail us in English and send us the details of your visit to the Koggewerf in Kampen. We will contact you to make a suitable appointment.
Curious about whats happening at the Koggewerf: check our webcam

Contact with the foundation Kamper Kogge
Mail us at reservering@kamperkogge.nl if you plan a guided tour around our shipyacht and cogship or joining us for a sailing trip on the river IJssel.
Mail us at tochten@kamperkogge.nl if you want to invite the Kamper Kogge and her crew outside of Kampen to your own town or event.

Sailing through the North of Europe
Did you know that the Kamper Kogge is the only sailing reconstruction of a 14th centrury cog in the Netherlands?
There are a few cogs and cog like ships in Germany and which we hold dear to our hearts and meet up with regularly during a Koggendisch to share experiences and prepare our co-visits when we visit the same events.
We sailed the Ijsselmeer, WaddenSea, North Sea, the English Channel , Eastsea and the Baltic Sea. We visited maritime and historic events in Germany, Sweden, Denmark, Belgium, France, the United Kingdom and of course the Netherlands.
Building our cog took approximately 150 cubic meters oak wood and douglas fir harvested in Denmark, France, Belgium and the Netherlands.

Our volunteers live in the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium. Want to join?

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