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Venice, Italy - October 6th 2022: Flag in the rigging of the Amerigo Vespucci school ship in the harbor in the center of the old and famous Italian city Venice

Some letters of the nautical international alphabet

Looking up at the masts of a tall sailing ship.

Two lines of signal flags on some ropes in a yacht

Hugh mast and complex rigging rise above the deck of a Tall Ship moored at the Baltimore Inner Harbor

Colorful signal nautical flags against cloudy sky.

Greenock, Scotland, UK - 9th July, 2011: Seven young sailors stowing a sail onto a yard of the Colombian Tall Ship ARC Gloria after the first leg, from Waterford to Greenock, of the Tall Ships Race 2011. The ARC Gloria is a a training ship owned and operated by the Colombian government.

North Vancouver, Canada - Oct 19,2025: Norwegian flag and colorful international signal flags flying from masts and rigging of tall ship Statsraad Lehmkuhl

Flag of the anchored training Ship Mircea, sailing ship, A-class, bark type, with three masts.

Colourful flags on masts of tall ship against cloudy sky with copy space

Vertical view of a tall sailing ship's mast, fully rigged with ropes and adorned with vibrant maritime signal flags. The image captures the elegance and complexity of traditional seafaring vessels, set against a bright blue sky with scattered clouds. Ideal for themes of maritime heritage, sailing tradition, nautical events, and naval architecture. The rigging and crow's nest reflect craftsmanship and naval history, often seen during tall ship festivals and port celebrations.

$Aberdeen, Scotland - Jul 22nd 2025: The sailing ship Shabab Oman II leaving Aberdeen harbour in Scotland after the Tall Ships Races visit in 2025.\nThe Shabab Oman II is an 87-metre (285 ft) long ship with a beam of 11 metres (36 ft). She is rigged as a full-rigged ship with a total of 2,700 square metres (29,000 sq ft) of sails and entered service with the Royal Navy of Oman in August 2014, replacing the current ship of the same name.\nShabab Oman II has a complement of 58, with an additional 34 trainees.$