The Greenpeace Fleet
For more than 50 years, Greenpeace has been sailing the world’s oceans protecting our planet and fighting for environmental justice.
From obstructing nuclear tests in the Pacific, to documenting plastics in our oceans; from conducting research into the effects of climate change in the Arctic, to stopping shiploads of illegal timber leaving the Amazon; from bringing humanitarian relief to communities devastated by extreme weather to collaborating with local authorities to arrest illegal fishing operations in West Africa – our ships are fundamental to Greenpeace campaigns.
Where are we now?
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Tankers change course as Greenpeace blockade of liquified gas terminal ends
After almost 30 hours of blockade in the Zeebrugge gas terminal, Greenpeace Belgium activists have been removed and arrested.
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Ongoing blockade against Putin’s and Trump’s gas at the Zeebrugge terminal in Belgium
Activists from 17 countries have joined a blockade of the Zeebrugge liquified gas terminal, in protest of Europe’s dependence on gas imports from the US and Russia.
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Fortieth anniversary of the Rainbow Warrior bombing
Before July 10, 1985, the Rainbow Warrior was already well known, the attack turned it into a legend.
Come aboard!
Have you ever dreamed of sailing on a Greenpeace ship? The ship’s core crew is made up of people from a wide range of backgrounds – ranging from captains, mates, and marine engineers to doctors, cooks and volunteer deckhands. It is hard work. But it could be the experience of a lifetime.
Sail with us
Want to become Greenpeace crew member and help protect our planet? If you have experience at sea, valid marine qualifications, licences, or are eager to learn – join us! We look forward to sailing with you.