"Those who explore the world beyond their village will better understand the motivations of others"

-Hávamál

Sea Wolf Voyages strives to encourage integrity and community building through traditional craftsmanship, education and charitable endeavors.
We work within local communities to source supplies, and foster bonds with other institutions, businesses, parks and organizations. We engage in philanthropic and charitable endeavors, fundraisers, educational programs and themed events.
Education
We promote learning through traditional craftsmanship, hands-on experiences, and shared knowledge.
Community
We strengthen connections between individuals, organizations, and local partners through collaboration and shared purpose.
Inclusivity
We welcome all people, ensuring that programs, events, and opportunities are accessible and respectful of diverse backgrounds and perspectives.
Integrity
We act with honesty, transparency, and accountability in all our endeavors.
Stewardship / Sustainability
We honor and care for natural resources, cultural traditions, and local environments, ensuring our practices benefit future generations.
Craftsmanship
We preserve and promote traditional skills, techniques, and heritage through hands-on teaching and practice.
Collaboration
We partner with local communities, businesses, parks, and nonprofit organizations to amplify positive impact.
Philanthropy / Service
We dedicate our efforts to charitable work, fundraising, and supporting community needs.
Adventure & Exploration
We embrace curiosity, discovery, and experiential learning on land and sea.

OUR SAGA

Built by a small group of Viking history enthusiasts and living history demonstrators, Sea Wolf Voyages was born on the shores of Puget Sound and the surrounding lakes and waterways of the Pacific Northwest.

We continue to grow as an ever-expanding community of educators, craftspeople, mentors, artisans, and scholars, working with other organizations, living history groups, museums, and local partners through collaboration and shared purpose.

By combining the study of time-honored written history with hands-on practice using the tools, traditions, methods, and vessels of early medieval peoples, we re-learn what our ancestors once knew—and what history has since forgotten. This process invites reflection on our own modern lives and how we might revive a culture of building through collaboration.

From close brothers and sisters to distant cousins across the Pacific Northwest, SWV has become an extended village of like-minded individuals united by a shared passion for history, traditional craftsmanship, community, and the Sea.

Courses we are Plotting

Education & Charitable Endeavors

SWV continuously builds and expands on how we learn and inform the public, from enthusiastic study and literal building on our knowledge to developing new programs and experiences to share with the public
Ship Builds

Working with local Shipwrights and ethically sourcing materials from local sawmills and craftspeople, SWV is working toward building a fleet of vessels to serve as learning platforms
Museum

In addition to our pop-up museum, SWV is pursuing plans for a permanent museum.