Nice experience, interesting. Discovering so many new things, I would absolutely recommend it. Thank you

The holiday experience was really pleasant, despite some unforeseen events. The skill and prudence of the skipper, together with the sympathy and competence of the WWF guide, allowed me to live this experience, my very first on a sailboat, always with a smile and the certainty of being in good hands. Initially, a trip to Corsica was planned, but the weather conditions took us to Elba and Capraia, both wonderful views from the sea. The lessons were extremely interesting and our guide, with infinite patience, answered my every question, curiosity or even "madness" about the inhabitants of the sea and the land. Although we were not lucky enough to spot cetaceans, the holiday was still a wonderful experience. The travel companions were always available and collaborative, creating a nice group, and the week flew by I can't wait to do it again! As already mentioned, perhaps being at 7 pm to go shopping has forced us to do things in a hurry, thinking of putting the meeting time for 5 pm could help to make the food and dinner more calmly.

Wonderful holiday, it will always remain in our hearts. Despite the unfavorable weather, the mood was always sky-high thanks to our fantastic guide and our formidable skipper who always found convenient solutions for the whole crew. PS: I loved the lessons and learned so many great things. I couldn't have imagined it better as a holiday. Thank you. Elena 11 years old

I am satisfied with the cruise, despite the weather conditions were sometimes prohibitive, and despite the fact that we saw nothing of cetaceans, nor practically anything even of birdlife. The skipper has always made the right and prudent decisions regarding navigation, and has shown that he knows how to solve the situation, despite the fact that everything has happened to us: trap in the propeller, wind and wave always contrary in the crossings, breakage of the reef line, halyard stuck on the winch and mooring line stuck on a plank on the quay with a crosswind. The only drawbacks: the cleanliness of the boat a little lacking immediately, the evening boarding and consequent expense for the galley at 19:30, after a day of travel (I would recommend anticipating boarding to 1/2 afternoon to do the galley with a little calm). It would also have been nice to be able to do a little more sailing, but it was not possible because understandably priority was given to cetacean monitoring, and therefore to reach the observation spots in the shortest possible time (and the intensity and direction of the wind did not allow it)