This is one of the most common questions we receive, so let's break it down:

• On the day we meet, we first have to do a large grocery shopping for the week. We discuss and agree on a shopping list beforehand, we communicate a lot before the trip!
• We usually settle on the boat around 5-6pm. We unpack, organise the groceries, and get to know our crew!
• The skipper will give an in depth safety briefing, ensuring the well being of the crew during the week.
• On the following morning, we depart!
• We usually visit at least 2 new spots on every day. We usually have a lunch stop in a new bay or island. We swim, snorkel, enjoy the water and nature around us.
• After lunch, we usually sail to the final stop of the day, either in a wild bay or in a marina. We can enjoy the water some more, and usually also go hiking and exploring on land!
• We sleep on the boat every night, and wake up with beautiful surroundings!
• Next day, we repeat! New day, new bay, new adventure!
• We return to the base marina on the evening before returning the yacht. We spend one more night on the boat, and leave the following morning.

The amazing thing about sailing is that you can join as a complete newcomer. Over the course of the week you will have the opportunity to learn and to contribute in many other ways to a successful sailing adventure. Sailing relies on teamwork, and your friendly skipper will show you exactly how you can support him during sailing.

We usually have a nice breakfast together, either on the boat or in a café if there is one nearby. After that, we set sail and go to a new location to explore, usually a wild bay or small town with something unique. After this lunch break, we set sail to our final stop, where we will spend the night. Of course, we always swim and snorkel if possible!

We always charter modern, well equipped boats, no older than 5 years. We charter from reputable companies to make sure there are no unwanted surprises. Queeky doors? Toilets not working? Funny smell in the bathroom? Not on our trips! We charter either catamarans or sailing yachts, also called monohulls. Catamarans always have at least four double cabins, perfect for 8 people plus skipper. Monohulls have 3-5 cabins, depending on the size, for up to 10 people.

The boats always have double cabins for double occupancy. Since we only charter new, modern boats, you will have a lot of comfort! Large beds, plenty of storage, windows, and USB charging sockets are commonly found in every yacht.

Absolutely! This is part of our trips! Sailing relies very heavily on teamwork, and everyone will have the opportunity to try different tasks on board.

You don't need anything special. Depending on the trip and destination we will recommend different clothing for the trip to protect you from the sun and the elements. Having a sunhat is nice, and if you want to participate in sailing tasks then definitely bring some sailing gloves (gardening gloves do the job fine too, by the way). We will share a list of recommended items before every trip!

Of course! It may surprise you, but most of our adventurers are usually solo travellers from around the world. This means you will have the chance to meet cool, like minded people on board!

These trips are usually super chill, with some periods of activity. We always try to include a variety of fun experiences and activities. Depending on the destination we can go on beautiful hikes, see national parks, active volcanoes, wildlife, thermal springs, waterfalls, marine life, explore local towns, restaurants, and of course swim, snorkel, SUP board.

Absolutely not! The best plan for sailing is always a flexible plan. We will always arrive well prepared for our adventure, having done a lot of research of our destination so we can provide you with plenty of fun and a diverse experience during the week. Some companies like to follow a rigid program, but that's NOT US!

We like to sit down with the crew every day and discuss the plans. This means you will always have the opportunity to proactively shape your own adventure! Do we want to go to a marina, or have a night in a wild bay? Hiking, or more snorkelling? Dinner on the boat or in a restaurant? Whenever possible, we will give you the options and the opportunity to be proactive.

We always conduct interviews with the people interested in joining. This is to ensure that we have like-minded people on board, ideally from a similar demographic. We don't care that much about age, occupation or else, what matter to us is that you come aboard with the spirit for adventure, teamwork and exploration!

Safety is our Nr.1 priority on our trips. We always share a Safety Pre-Briefing document with you before the trip with a lot of useful information. On day zero, you will also receive an in-person safety briefing from the skipper. You will learn about the risks and hazards on the yacht, and how to avoid them.