A sailing ship that offers passengers the opportunity to sail privately and work with a crew.

• A. Windjammer
• B. Tour operator
• C. Transient guest
• D. Venturers

Answer: (A)

Windjammer refers to a sailing ship used for passenger cruises in which guests can actively participate in sailing and work alongside the crew. The key idea is the hands-on sailing experience: travelers aren’t only passengers but are invited to help with sails and lines under the crew’s guidance, creating an immersive, private-sailing atmosphere. Historically, windjammers were large wooden ships carrying cargo and passengers, and in modern travel they’re known for offering intimate, traditional sailing experiences on tall ships. The other terms describe different concepts—one is a company that arranges trips, another is a guest type, and the last isn’t the standard term for this kind of vessel—so they don’t capture the idea of a sailing ship designed for passengers to sail with a crew.