Named after the Constitution of the United States by George Washington, she is the oldest commissioned naval vessel afloat.

290-foot long globetrotting ambassador and sail training ship of the U.S. Coast Guard Academy. Eagle always leads the Parade of Sail.

249-foot long full-rigged tall ship of Brazil, is home-ported in Rio de Janeiro. Built in 1998, she is one of the newest ships participating.

Only tall ship mast ship of the Barquentine, owned and operated by the Indonesian Navy and built as a sail training vessel.

Standing over 257 feet long, she is the official flagship and sail-training ship of the Colombian Navy and is home-ported in Cartagena.

257-foot long tall ship of Ecuador, trains cadets from the Ecuadorian Naval Superior School at Guayaquil.

Designed to interpret, the original served effectively as a blockade-runner and offensive weapon of war, she was among the first ships to defend American freedom.

Owned by the Ocean Classroom Foundation, this schooner sails on programs of education teaching youth groups during semesters at sea adventures.

Built in 1925 in Essex, MA as a private fishing yacht, she was later purchased in 1941 and was honored for her exemplary service during WorldWar II.

Pride of Baltimore II’s mission is to educate the public on Maryland’s maritime history, tradition and commerce opportunities.

Owned by the Philadelphia Ship Preservation Guild, the Gazela, in addition to other boats, serve as a workshop for the Guild.

The Formidable is a New England icon and has given tours of the Historic Cape Ann with its crew dressed in pirate gear.

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