Your Questions, Answered.

Got questions before you sail? We’ve got you covered! Find answers to the most common questions about life on board, meal planning, packing tips, and everything else you need to know for a smooth, stress-free yachting experience.

Food & Drinks
+ - How is meal preparation handled?

When it comes to food and dining, the crew will take care of everything on your behalf. Before your journey, we send out a food preference form to gather details about your favorite dishes, any dislikes, dietary needs, allergies, special celebrations, anniversaries, surprises, or any other requests you may have for your cruise. Your cook will then handle the provisioning and prepare fresh meals each day, allowing you to fully enjoy your trip without worry. While we can certainly accommodate more than two meals on board, we encourage you to explore the islands you visit. Dining locally gives you the chance to immerse yourself in the unique flavors, cuisine, and culture of each destination. That said, if you prefer to unwind on board one evening, your cook will be happy to prepare a delicious dinner for you.

+ - How do we arrange for provisioning?

Your crew will take care of all the necessary provisioning for your trip. Simply let us know your preferences—what you love, what you’d rather avoid, any dietary restrictions, allergies, or special occasions like birthdays or anniversaries. Before your departure, we’ll send you a preference sheet where you can share these details. Your cook will then handle all provisioning and prepare fresh meals daily, ensuring you can fully relax and enjoy your journey. While they may purchase fresh ingredients from island markets as needed, most of the food and drinks are sourced from Athens before departure, as it offers a wider selection and better prices compared to the island markets.

+ - We have food allergies; will this be an issue?

Not at all! We can accommodate any dietary restrictions or allergies. Before your trip, we’ll send you a preference sheet where you can provide this information. Your hostess/cook will take it into account when preparing your meals, ensuring your dietary needs are fully met.

+ - What types of meals can we expect onboard?

Before your trip, we’ll send you a food preference sheet to gather details about your favorite dishes, any dislikes, dietary restrictions, allergies, special occasions, anniversaries, surprises, or any other requests you may have for your cruise. Your cook will then take care of provisioning and prepare two meals daily—breakfast and lunch—so you can focus on enjoying your journey. Along the way, she will also source fresh, local ingredients from island markets to enhance your dining experience. We recommend having breakfast and lunch on board, along with snacks, drinks, and anything else you may need throughout the day. For dinner, we encourage you to explore the islands and dine locally, immersing yourself in the unique flavors, cuisine, and culture of each destination. However, if you plan to stay overnight away from port, your cook will be happy to prepare dinner on board for you as well.

+ - Can we order drinks during the trip?

Absolutely! Based on your stated drink preferences, your hostess/host will ensure everything is stocked and ready on board upon your arrival.

+ - Do you organize special surprises for occasions upon request?

Yes, upon request, we can arrange special occasions, anniversaries, surprises, and anything else you’d like our assistance during your cruise.

+ - Can we request ice? How is it provided onboard?

Yes, of course! All of our boats are fully equipped, including an ice maker. Your crew will show you its location on board and explain how to use it

+ - How many meals do you recommend per day?

We recommend that our guests enjoy two main meals on board each day—such as breakfast, lunch, and snacks—all thoughtfully prepared by your hostess/host with care. However, for dinner, we highly encourage you to explore the islands, immerse yourself in Greek culture, and soak in the vibrant island atmosphere.That said, if you choose to stay overnight away from port, your cook/hostess will be happy to prepare dinner for you on board as well.

+ - Is there a sample or suggested menu we can review?

Yes, of course! Please reach out to one of our agents, and we’ll be happy to send you the chef’s recommended weekly menu for the current season.

Common Questions About Costs and Pricing
+ - Are the yachts covered by insurance?

Yes of course, all our yachts are insured.

+ - What is your cancellation policy?

Any changes to the dates, destination, or yacht type will be considered a cancellation. We advise purchasing trip cancellation insurance. Cancellations made up to 45 days before the trip are non-refundable unless the yacht is rebooked, and they may be subject to a fee. Cancellations within 45 days of the trip are non-refundable.

+ - Do you recommend any travel insurance for us to purchase?

We do not endorse a specific travel insurance provider, as each country offers different benefits based on the customer’s location. We strongly recommend that all of our guests obtain trip cancellation insurance. In the unfortunate event that you are unable to visit Greece, your insurance provider may offer a refund, subject to the terms and conditions of your chosen policy. Please note that we do not provide trip cancellation insurance, as we are not an insurance agency. However, we can supply any documentation your insurance provider may require to insure your sailing trip.

+ - Are the prices quoted per person or for the entire boat?

The prices listed online refer to the entire yacht, not on a per-person basis. This means that when you book a yacht, the price covers the whole boat for the duration of your trip, regardless of the number of people on board. For example, if you’re planning a group sailing experience, the cost remains the same whether you’re traveling with a few friends or a larger party, as long as the yacht can accommodate everyone comfortably. This pricing structure allows for more flexibility, and it ensures that you are paying for the whole experience, including the amenities and services provided to the entire group. Keep in mind that if you’re unsure about the capacity or specific needs for your group, we’re happy to assist and provide any additional details to ensure you have a great sailing experience!

+ - Are the prices listed per day or per week?

The prices listed refer to the cost for the entire week, not on a per-day basis.

+ - Is food included in the yacht rental price?

No, meals are not included in the listed price. Since this is a fully customized trip, the cost of provisioning depends entirely on your personal preferences. As you can imagine, it’s impossible for us to predict each guest’s specific needs or how much they will consume during their journey. The overall expense varies based on your choices, but we can assure you that supermarkets in Greece remain reasonably priced, especially compared to many other EU countries. Additionally, you will always receive a detailed breakdown of all expenses incurred throughout your cruise.

+ - Should we tip the crew? Is it obligatory?

Tipping is not mandatory, but it is a customary and appreciated gesture on crewed trips. If you feel that your crew has contributed to making your vacation experience exceptional it is important to tip them .A tip is common and typically ranges from 10-15% of the charter fee (covering the crew members). This is merely a guideline, and the amount of the tip is entirely at your discretion. Tipping is an important way to provide feedback on the crew’s hard work and dedication throughout your trip. It is a gesture of appreciation for their efforts in ensuring you have a memorable and enjoyable experience.

Itinerary
+ - Where do your vessels travel to?

The two main regions for a one-week charter are the Cyclades and the Saronic Gulf & Eastern Peloponnese, while the Ionian Islands are ideal for a two-week charter.

Cyclades:

In this iconic region, you’ll find the classic whitewashed houses, blue-domed churches, and charming blue window frames that define Cycladic architecture. The islands, including Mykonos, Paros, and Milos, are renowned for their stunning beaches, delicious cuisine, and rich history. However, it’s important to note that the Cyclades are also known for their unpredictable weather and strong winds, which can impact sailing conditions.

Saronic Gulf & Eastern Peloponnese:

The Saronic Islands offer a unique culture with a more European feel, incredible food, and a wealth of historical sites to explore. One key advantage of this region is the shorter sailing distances between islands and much calmer seas, making it an excellent option when weather conditions are challenging.

Both regions have a lot to offer, and choosing the ideal route depends on how many hours you’d like to sail per day, the activities and sights you’re interested in, and the overall length of your trip. Your captain will work with you to tailor your itinerary accordingly, always considering the weather, which is beyond our control.

Ionian Islands (Two-Week Charter):

For those seeking lush landscapes and crystal-clear waters, the Ionian Islands—Corfu, Paxos, Lefkada, Kefalonia, Ithaca, and Zakynthos—offer a stunning alternative. Known for their Venetian influence, breathtaking beaches, and calm sailing conditions, the Ionian Sea provides the perfect mix of relaxation and adventure, while the sailing to and from the Ionian Sea will be full of surprisingly unique destinations like the sailing through the Corinth Canal, the visit to the town of Galaxidi  near the Archaeological sight of Delphi and the medieval fortress of Nafpaktos town.

 

Beginning your cruise in Athens gives you the flexibility to adjust your route based on weather conditions. Your crew will be instrumental in shaping your journey—not only as expert sailors but also as your hosts, offering insights on the best places to explore, dine, and experience Greek island life. Their top priority is always your safety and comfort. One of the keys to a successful sailing trip is setting a comfortable daily sailing pace. While islands may look close on a map, winds and other factors can make distances deceptive. Your captain will help craft an itinerary that maximizes your time at each destination while maintaining a balanced and enjoyable sailing experience. Our friendly suggestion is to focus on enjoying the journey—savoring the beauty of each location rather than trying to fit in as many islands as possible. A well-paced itinerary will ensure a stress-free and memorable adventure through the stunning Greek islands.

+ - How do we choose the route?

When it comes to your itinerary, we offer a fully customizable sailing experience. We design the route based on your preferences—taking into account your familiarity with sailing, the type of vacation you’re seeking, how many hours you’d like to sail per day, your interest in sightseeing, and more. Additionally, we always consider weather conditions at the time of your arrival, ensuring that we never take our guests to a destination that may be uncomfortable due to unfavorable conditions. Our goal is to provide a vacation that is enjoyable, relaxing, and truly unforgettable. To help us craft the perfect itinerary for you, we encourage you to share your preferences with us. Based on our expertise, we will then propose a tailor-made journey that best suits your expectations.

+ - Which islands are accessible starting from Athens during a weekly charter?

When starting your trip from Athens, the two main sailing regions to explore are the Cyclades and the Saronic Gulf & Eastern Peloponnese.

Cyclades:

This iconic island group is known for its whitewashed houses, charming blue-domed churches, and signature blue window frames—hallmarks of Cycladic architecture. The region, which includes popular islands like Mykonos, Paros, and Milos, boasts stunning beaches, exceptional cuisine and a rich cultural heritage. However, it’s important to note that the Cyclades are also known for unpredictable weather and strong winds, which can impact sailing conditions.

Saronic Gulf & Eastern Peloponnese:

In contrast, the Saronic Islands offer a distinct character, with a more European-style appearance, incredible food and numerous historical sites to explore, while towns of Eastern Peloponnese such as Nafplion (first capital town of Greece)  and Monemvasia ( a medieval fortress town carved into a rock) take you to another era and transport you into a medieval fairytale.  A key advantage of sailing in the Saronic Gulf & Eastern Peloponnese is the shorter distances between islands and significantly calmer seas, making it an ideal option when weather conditions are less favorable.

Fully Customizable Itinerary:

We provide a tailor-made sailing experience, designing the route based on your personal preferences. Factors such as your familiarity with sailing, the type of vacation you seek, preferred daily sailing hours, interest in sightseeing, and other activities all help shape your itinerary. Additionally, we always take weather conditions into account to ensure a smooth and enjoyable journey. Our priority is to create a vacation that is not only relaxing but also truly memorable. To craft the perfect trip for you, we encourage you to share your preferences with us. Based on our expertise, we will design a customized itinerary that aligns with your expectations, ensuring an unforgettable sailing adventure.

+ - How does the weather influence the itinerary?

The most crucial factor to consider during this type of vacation is the wind conditions at the time of your arrival. This is why Athens serves as the perfect starting point for your cruise, giving you the flexibility to adjust and plan your itinerary based on the weather forecast. If conditions are favorable, you can set sail toward the Cyclades, while in case of stronger winds, you have the option to explore the hidden gems of the Saronic Gulf—equally stunning, especially when experienced by boat. Sailing in rough seas can be uncomfortable, which is why we recommend finalizing your itinerary upon arrival. This allows  a better assessment of the weather conditions during your trip, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable journey. Your crew will play an essential role in shaping your experience. Beyond being skilled sailing professionals, they are also your hosts in the Greek Islands, offering insights on the best places to explore, dine and immerse yourself in local culture. They will work closely with you to tailor your experience, always prioritizing your comfort and safety.

+ - Where do your voyages depart from, and where do they conclude?

All our cruises depart from and return to Alimos Marina, which is conveniently located just 30 minutes from Athens International Airport. Additionally, the marina is near the city center, making it easy for those who wish to explore Athens or visit the many attractions the city has to offer.

+ - When do we organize the itinerary? Can we do it ahead of our arrival?

Planning an itinerary before your arrival can be challenging, as weather conditions play a crucial role in shaping the overall experience. That’s why we recommend sharing some of your preferences with us, and together with your captain, we will create the best possible plan to ensure an unforgettable vacation. We understand that many companies may promise everything, but that’s not how we operate. Our approach is built on honesty and transparency, so we can meet—and hopefully exceed—your expectations once you arrive.

+ - What occurs if there are strong winds upon arrival?

Starting your cruise in Athens gives you the flexibility to adjust your route based on weather conditions, even if certain areas experience high winds. Your crew will be essential in shaping your journey—not only as skilled sailing professionals but also as your hosts in the Greek Islands. They will share insider knowledge on the best places to visit and work with you to customize your experience. Above all, your comfort and safety will always be their top priority.

+ - When we sail, will we always see land, or will we be out in open sea?

For the majority of your sailing journey, land will be visible nearby, as the route primarily follows coastal cruising. While there may be some instances where you venture into open waters, most of the time, you will be sailing close to the shore

+ - What is the furthest island a sailing yacht can reach during your cruise?

There are no strict distance limitations on our sailing cruises—you can travel as far as you wish. However, the key factor to consider is how many hours you’d like to spend sailing each day.

Distances on a map may appear shorter than they actually feel when sailing. For example, reaching Santorini—a popular destination—takes approximately 17 hours one way and another 17 hours to return. Given that a standard charter is one week, this would require a significant portion of your trip at sea, which is why we typically do not recommend it.For a comfortable and enjoyable experience, we suggest a daily sailing time of around 2.5 to 5-6 hours, depending on weather conditions, passenger experience, and overall mood. Our advice is to focus on the journey itself—the beautiful places you’ll visit, the unique experiences, and the inspiration each destination offers—rather than simply chasing a specific photo seen online.

+ - Can Santorini be part of our itinerary within a weekly cruise?

Santorini is located about 140 miles from Athens, making it quite a distance to cover within a one-week sailing trip. The essence of a yachting vacation in the Greek Islands is to offer a pleasant, relaxing experience, and sailing to Santorini would require many hours of sailing each day. We don’t consider this journey to be particularly enjoyable within such a limited timeframe. While we understand your desire to visit this beautiful island, we believe that Santorini is best experienced by ferry, rather than by yacht. The island’s marina, located in the southern part, is often crowded, and you would need to take a 40-minute taxi ride to reach the main town. We also feel that the true magic of Santorini is best enjoyed on the island itself. When it comes to yachting, there are many equally stunning islands that offer the opportunity to experience authentic Greek culture and beauty off the beaten path.

Many agencies may present a seemingly perfect plan, promising easy and beautiful experiences. However, this often leads to a different reality once you arrive. We aim to be honest and transparent in our approach, so you can have a clear understanding of what to expect.

As an alternative, we suggest that after your sailing cruise, you consider visiting Santorini by plane (a 30-minute flight, typically costing around 55-75 Euros per person if booked in advance) or by ferry (a 4-5 hour cruise, with prices ranging from 45-65 Euros per person). This allows you to enjoy a couple of days on the island while experiencing the true essence of Greece in your 9-day itinerary.

+ - We see many islands on the map and would love to visit them all in one week. Is that feasible?

Greece boasts over 2,000 islands, so as you can imagine, it’s impossible to see everything in just one week! Our friendly advice would be to avoid the rush of trying to visit as many islands as possible. While you’ll certainly see a lot, we suggest focusing on the beauty of the places you’re visiting, living in the moment, and fully relaxing—rather than constantly thinking about where to go next.We’re here to help you create an itinerary that allows you to make the most of your sailing cruise and truly enjoy the Greek islands. Since everyone is unique and preferences vary, our sailing cruises are fully customizable to match the pace that works best for you.

+ - Would you recommend renting a boat from one of the Cyclades islands?

We would not recommend renting a boat from one of the islands in the Cyclades, as these trips are highly weather-dependent, and the Cyclades can sometimes experience strong winds.Athens, on the other hand, offers the advantage of flexibility in planning according to weather conditions. If the weather is favorable, you can head towards the Cyclades, or if conditions are less ideal, you can explore the hidden gems of the Saronic Islands, which are equally stunning by boat.Additionally, keep in mind that reaching the Cycladic islands by ferry is not as straightforward as it might seem. For example, to pick up a boat in Syros, you would first need to travel to Athens, take a taxi, head to the port, board the ferry with all your luggage, and then sail for hours—making it much more time-consuming than originally anticipated when arriving at Athens airport.

+ - We’d love to visit both Mykonos and Santorini within a week. Is this feasible?

A trip to Santorini is not feasible within the span of a one-week sailing vacation. The key factor to consider is how many hours you’d like to sail each day. While the distance on a map might appear closer, it can be deceiving when it comes to the actual time and effort required to reach your destination. For example, reaching Santorini would take approximately 17 hours of sailing one way, and another 17 hours to return. This is quite a lot of distance to cover in just one week, which is why we don’t recommend it for a short trip. For a more enjoyable and relaxing experience, we suggest a daily sailing time of around 2.5 to 5-6 hours. If you’re specifically interested in visiting Santorini, please refer to our dedicated section for a trip that includes it, as it would require a longer itinerary to accommodate the extended travel time.

+ - What are your top recommendations for planning a successful itinerary?

Since these trips are highly dependent on weather conditions, we recommend planning your itinerary upon arrival. Your crew will be instrumental in shaping your journey. They are not just expert sailors but also your dedicated hosts on the Greek Islands. They will guide you to the best places to explore, dine, and enjoy, working closely with you to customize the trip to your preferences. Rest assured, your comfort and safety are always their top priority.Setting a comfortable pace for sailing is another key to a successful trip. While islands may seem close on a map, winds and other factors can make distances deceptive. Your captain will help craft an itinerary that allows you to make the most of your time, striking a perfect balance between sightseeing and sailing. Above all, the goal is to create a relaxed, enjoyable experience for you.Our suggestion is to focus on enjoying each location, soaking in the beauty of the surroundings, and savoring every moment. Rather than trying to reach as many islands as possible or stressing over a packed itinerary, let the journey unfold at a pace that suits you best.

Activities on Itinerary
+ - Can we snorkel at the spots where we anchor?

Certainly! Snorkeling equipment, including flippers and masks, is readily available onboard, enabling you to fully immerse yourself in the stunningly clear waters of the Greek Islands.

+ - Do passengers frequently experience seasickness?

This is not a frequent occurrence, but if it does happen, it can be quickly addressed and resolved.

+ - I am prone to seasickness, is this type of vacation suitable for me?

Your comfort and safety remain our utmost priority. Based on our extensive experience, this is rarely an issue, and we can effectively prevent or mitigate any potential discomfort. Careful itinerary planning and navigating toward calmer waters play a crucial role in ensuring a smooth and enjoyable journey.

+ - Can we make stops along the way to scuba dive?

Since you have chosen a fully customized sailing experience, arranging a scuba diving excursion is certainly possible during your cruise in the Greek Islands. However, please note that diving equipment is not available onboard, and not all islands have dedicated diving centers. To ensure a seamless experience, it is best to plan this in advance so that we can coordinate with local providers and organize it accordingly.

+ - Is it possible to spend the night away from port?

Of course! You’ll have endless options for docking in mesmerizing bays and secluded hideaways across the stunning Greek seas.

+ - Can we stay on an island for more than one day?

Absolutely, this is possible. Since your vacation is fully customizable, you have the flexibility to stay as long as you wish in any preferred location—whether it be a secluded bay, a charming island, or a vibrant port. Your itinerary can be adapted to suit your preferences, ensuring a truly personalized experience.

+ - Do we set sail on the first day?

We make every effort to ensure that our yachts are ready by 15:00, and you are more than welcome to visit us at our base in Alimos Marina at that time. If you have arranged for provisioning, all your supplies will already be placed on the yacht upon your arrival.Once onboard, your skipper will greet you and provide an introduction to the yacht and its accommodations. A safety briefing will follow, which is essential to ensure a safe and enjoyable journey. Your skipper will go over important safety instructions, after which you will discuss potential routes and itinerary planning based on your preferences and the prevailing weather conditions. From there, your adventure begins! You will set sail immediately, and within a few hours, you’ll be enjoying your first swim in a beautiful bay, following the itinerary tailored to your desires.

+ - A friend arrives a day later—can they join the trip?

This is certainly possible. However, the decision will be entirely at your discretion. You may coordinate with your captain to arrange a suitable meeting point where your friend can conveniently join the rest of the crew.

+ - How much time will we have to explore the islands?

Since this is a fully customized style of vacation, the decision would be entirely up to you and the other guests on board.

+ - What happens if we can’t find a spot at a port on the island?

All of our captains are highly skilled in identifying ideal anchoring spots around the islands. Additionally, the islands offer a variety of ports, ensuring availability even in more crowded locations. In the event that no space is available, you can always use the dinghy to reach the shore.

+ - Can you arrange land excursions for us on the islands?

Although we are not tour operators the option is available, and you will also have the indepth experience of your captain and hostess who may offer their suggestions for excursions and activities like olive oil and wine tasting or possibly be able to arrange on your behalf.

+ - Is it possible to pick up a boat from one of the Cyclades islands (like Paros, Syros, Kea, etc.)?

This could be possible; however, it would generally mean that the boat would arrive on the island either on Saturday evening (depending on the specific island) or, in some cases, Sunday morning. Additionally, there would be a one-way fee to cover the crew’s journey to the island. You would also need to consider the cost of diesel and any formalities required for the boat to reach the requested island. The one-way reallocation fee is approximately 1000 Euros.

+ - Are the times in your sample itinerary based on sailing or engine use?

We have calculated the sailing times based on an average pace, using either the sails or the engine. This means that if the wind is favorable, you can sail a bit faster, while if the wind is weak or absent, the yacht would rely on the engine. Of course, it’s also possible to use both simultaneously if the wind isn’t strong enough to achieve a smooth and enjoyable sailing speed. The times listed in our sample itineraries are realistic and, in our opinion, cannot be significantly altered.

Packing & Travel
+ - What kind of luggage should we bring? Is there a size limit?

As you can imagine, storage space on a yacht is limited. We recommend packing light and, ideally, using soft luggage, as it is easier to store onboard.

+ - Is there anything important that people often forget to pack?

Each yacht is fully equipped for charter, and apart from provisioning, you will only need to bring your personal belongings, medications, and some recommended items. Yacht charters are typically informal and relaxed, and casual dressing is suitable for the Greek climate. We suggest packing bathing suits, cotton shorts, T-shirts, an extra sweater, and long cotton pants for cooler evenings. A light waterproof jacket for the occasional rainy day is also advisable. Additionally, you may wish to bring more formal attire for elegant dining or evening outings. Soft luggage is essential, as storage space aboard is limited, so avoid bulky suitcases. Don’t forget to bring sunblock, sunglasses with UV protection, and a good sun hat for protection from the sun.

+ - Should I bring an adapter for connecting to an AC outlet?

All of our boats are equipped with European outlets (220V), and we can provide adapters for all types of devices. There is no need to bring your own. Guests arriving from the US should verify whether their devices are compatible with this voltage (220V).

+ - How easy is it to find a laundry service on the islands?

It’s very simple! Just inform your captain, and they will guide you to the nearest laundry facility on the next island along your route.

+ - Are there ATMs available on the islands?

Certainly! Most of the islands have ATMs where you can withdraw the amount of cash you need. There are no restrictions, and you can withdraw up to the limit set by your bank.

+ - Ηow much cash should I carry with me? Can I use a credit card for payments?

The amount of cash you bring is entirely up to you, as most places accept credit/debit cards. However, there are some locations where cash is required, so it’s advisable to carry some. If you run out of cash, you can easily withdraw more from an ATM on the islands.

+ - Can I use a hairdryer onboard?

Yes, of course. However, please note that you can use the hairdryer at any time, but you will need to inform the crew in advance so they can turn on the generator to power it.

+ - Can I pay for any extra cost at the end of the trip with my credit card upon returning?

Yes, of course. All types of cards are accepted except American Express. Payments are made directly through the POS system provided on the boats

General Questions on our Services
+ - What time can we board the yacht on Saturday, and when is disembarkation?

The embarkation time is at 15:00 p.m  and the disembarkation is at 09:00 a.m of next Saturday.

+ - What are the safety measures for children onboard?

We consider a yachting vacation to be the best family holiday option. Children have the opportunity to experience the sea, connect with nature, and enjoy the summer in a way that no other type of vacation can offer. It is essential for parents to recognize that, as with any environment, they must remain responsible for their children onboard. This includes determining how far they are allowed to go with water toys, whether and how they can dive from the yacht into the sea, and assessing their swimming abilities when the yacht is anchored. Safety is our top priority, and we always encourage parents to keep an extra watchful eye on their children during the trip. Our commitment to ensuring your safety is the reason we’ve consistently had successful cruises to date.

+ - Can we sail for a week starting on a Wednesday, or do you only depart on Saturdays?

We operate on a Saturday to Saturday basis. We start on Saturdays in order to take advantage our economies of scale and be able to offer a competitive options for our guests. Midweeks are not possible but please do send us your request and we can see if there is something available to fit your dates.

+ - Is it possible to rent just one cabin? (Do you offer cabin charters?)

We exclusively offer private sailing cruises, meaning we do not combine groups.

+ - Can we sail for just 3 days? (Do you offer trips shorter than a week?)

We operate on a weekly basis, starting on Saturdays. To ensure a pleasant vacation experience, we believe a minimum of 5 days is ideal. Therefore, we typically offer trips that span one week, two weeks, or three weeks. However, we can accommodate daily, 2-day, or 3-day trips during the early or late season, depending on availability.

Life on the yacht
+ - Who is responsible for children onboard? The parents, the hostess, or the captain?

There is no better vacation for children than one spent aboard a sailing monohull or catamaran! They will have the opportunity to fully experience nature, gaining practical knowledge about the weather, the sea, and all the elements that make this type of vacation so unique. Depending on their age, children will require close attention while on the boat, both when sailing under wind power or engine and while at anchor, especially when using toys like SUPs or kayaks. As outlined in another section, this is not inherently dangerous, but parents must always keep a watchful eye on their children. The captain will do their best to ensure everyone’s safety, but it is not feasible for one person to supervise everyone at all times. Children are truly our best guests and always have an incredible time, but we kindly ask parents to remain vigilant. Ultimately, the responsibility for the child’s safety aboard rests with the parent.

+ - Are there USB ports available to charge our phones?

Certainly! All of our boats are equipped with USB sockets, allowing everyone to charge their phones and connect any other USB devices. These sockets are available in all cabins and the saloon area for your convenience.

+ - How can we charge our phones? Are the electrical outlets on the boat for Euro (220V) or 110V?

You may charge your phones either by using the usb sockets you have onboard or by using the electrical plugs (220V). Your captain will be happy to familiarize you with these little details

+ - Is snorkeling gear already provided onboard?

Certainly! Flippers and masks are included onboard, and we strive to provide high-quality equipment. Please ensure that you check your sizes when you arrive at our base so that you’re fully prepared to explore the underwater world during your sailing vacation.

+ - Is there an outboard motor and dinghy included to reach the shore?

Absolutely! All of our boats come with a dinghy and outboard motor included in the price.

+ - How essential is the safety briefing?

A yachting vacation is considered an adventurous experience, primarily because you are at sea rather than on land. While this doesn’t imply danger, it is important to respect the sea and the weather conditions — or, more broadly, to respect nature. The safety briefing provided by your skipper is crucial, and we strongly advise paying close attention to it. A yachting vacation must adhere to basic safety protocols while cruising to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

+ - Is smoking allowed onboard?

Although we are non-smokers, we respect those who smoke. You are welcome to smoke in all exterior areas of the boat (but not inside the boat). We can provide ashtrays upon request, so please just let us know upon arrival, and we will ensure they are available for your trip.

+ - Where does the crew sleep?

The crew has separate quarters designated for rest ,equipped with toilet and shower too, typically located at the bow of the boat with independent access through a top hatch.

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