Atlantic crossing back from the Caribbean, from Bermuda to the Azores.

Late spring is the ideal time to return from the Caribbean to Europe, chosen by most ocean sailors.

On this leg, we'll set sail from Bermuda bound for Horta, in the Azores, for one of the most comprehensive and varied crossings you can do in the Atlantic: intermediate-level sailing, pleasant weather, and changing conditions that guarantee an unparalleled learning experience.

During the voyage, we'll encounter different weather scenarios, which will demand tactical thinking, course correction, and decisive action. In short, a perfect crossing to gain real-world experience in ocean navigation.

This route combines technical training with personal enjoyment. It will allow you to live a unique experience while accumulating miles and developing essential skills on the high seas.

Our boat is a 70-foot steel ketch with 5 cabins, designed by the prestigious naval architect Germán Frers. It was designed to circumnavigate the globe: solid, safe, comfortable, and easy to handle, facilitating the active participation of the entire crew. With over 40 transatlantic crossings under its belt, it stands out for the confidence it inspires in any situation.

Onboard, you'll have RYA-certified instructor who will guide you through real-world training 24/7. You'll learn everything from boat maintenance and management to route planning, crew safety, and life on board. We'll move from theory to practice, learning with every mile covered.

Our goal is that, upon completion of the voyage, you'll have the confidence and skills necessary to undertake this type of navigation independently and safely in the future.

We'll cover a significant number of miles, organize watches, and study the influence of weather and terrain on navigation. It's an ideal experience for those who need to accumulate miles towards RYA certifications, such as Yachtmaster, or Professional Skipper (PPER).

Don't miss this opportunity: come aboard and experience this incredible adventure at sea!