The most common question before a first yacht tour: “I have never sailed, will it be too hard?” Short answer: no. All our week-long tours are designed for people with no experience, and basic sailing instruction is included in the price.
Who sails the boat
There is always an experienced skipper on board. They are responsible for safety, the route and manoeuvres. You can simply relax, or take the helm, trim the sails and learn to moor. That is how it usually goes: after a couple of days most guests want to try for themselves.
Where you live
You live on a yacht or catamaran in double cabins. On board there are two or three bathrooms and a kitchen with a fridge and gas stove. New catamarans have air conditioning and 230 V sockets throughout the trip.
What a day looks like
- In the morning a passage under sail to the next bay or town.
- In the afternoon swimming, snorkelling or lunch at a seaside restaurant.
- In the evening an anchorage or marina, dinner on board or in town, sunset.
The route and program depend on the weather: the skipper always picks the safe and beautiful option.
What we ask of you
A wish to get away from routine, light clothes and non-marking deck shoes. Meals and marina fees are paid separately, and we say up front what that usually costs on each tour.
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