OSRS Sailing 50+ Guide | Level 50 & Beyond Sailing Training
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Once you hit level 50, Sailing finally opens up and the xp rates start jumping. This guide walks you through the best paths after 50 so you can push toward 60, 70, and beyond with no wasted time.
Main Answer
The best way to train Sailing after 50 is trials. Barracuda trials give strong xp and get even better once you beat Marlin time. Two tick salvaging and high tier bounties also help, but trials stay on top for raw xp.
Level 50 Plus Training Breakdown
Sailing past 50 gives you more routes, faster ships, and new challenges. Trials scale extremely well here. If you can beat the Marlin time, you unlock a keg that holds a brew that boosts your Sailing level by 3. That boost lets you build stronger hulls, masts, and helms earlier, which makes the next trials even faster.
Two tick salvaging stays solid if you want something more click heavy. Bounties become good when you double your highest value task. Salvaging pirate shipwrecks can hit around mid tier rates if you stay active.
Trials Explained
Trials are time based routes that reward big xp when you finish fast. Marlin time gives stronger xp and big boosts. Jive trials are even better once you get movement down. Shark trials are easier and still solid for leveling.
Trial Tips
Learn each route before you go fast
Upgrade hull, mast, and helm after each brew
Keep ship repair kits for long runs
Practice tight turns around markers
Two Tick Salvaging
Two tick salvaging works with two salvage hooks and a knife. You interact in a rhythm to salvage quickly. It is click intensive but hits decent rates around the mid 70k range.
Simple Loop
Click log with knife
Click hook
Click log with knife again
Swap to the other hook
Repeat the rhythm
Bounties and Port Tasks
High value bounties get better once you double your highest tier. Some bounties feel slow because drops can be rare. Future updates may smooth them out. Port tasks stay chill and steady and crewmates help carry cargo.
Salvaging Shipwrecks
Pirate shipwrecks give okay xp and you can semi afk them. They drop around 40k xp per hour if you let crewmates help. Good for breaks or slower sessions.
Extra Activities Worth Mentioning After Level 50
Even though trials dominate the xp meta, players can level in other ways depending on mood, gear, and ship upgrades.
Sea Charting Loops
Sea charting stays relevant forever because it gives charting points and unlocks new regions. Players who prefer peaceful leveling can chart entire coastlines and stack up points for upgrades.
Creature Hunts
Running cannon hunts with a mid tier ship is great for mixed xp and loot. Barracudas, turtles, and shark encounters all scale better once your hull and sails upgrade.
Courier Routes
Courier tasks are still solid around 50 to 60. Routes between Lands End and Piscarilius stay popular because of consistent double xp return trips.
Castaway Returns
Castaways give fast xp when dropped off at a pier. Not amazing rates, but perfect for players who get lots of ocean RNG during charting.
Lost Shipment Crates
Picking up construction crates, metal crates, rune crates, and more gives small Sailing xp plus useful materials. These stack well during long routes. Never pick up burbs or you will lose hp.
Final Blurb
Once you reach level 50, trials become your main engine for Sailing xp. Beat Marlin time, unlock the keg boost, and start clearing harder trials for huge gains. Mix in salvaging or bounties whenever you want a break from timed runs, and you will hit high levels faster than you expect.
FAQ
What is the best xp after level 50
Trials give the highest xp once you learn each route.
Are barracuda trials good
Yes, they give strong xp and set you up for faster trials later.
How good is two tick salvaging
It is click heavy but gives mid tier rates, useful for breaks from trials.
Should I do bounties
High tier bounties are solid when doubled, but some tasks take luck.
When do I get the Sailing boost brew
Beat Marlin time during trials to unlock the keg that gives the brew.
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