The day before your cruise, the Skipper will arrange a chat with the crew in which you will receive an up-to-date list of food and beverages to purchase for the galley, based on the stock already on board from previous cruises. You will have the freedom to modify this list according to your preferences and eating habits. The list will be sent online and the galley will be delivered on board on the day of embarkation, generally immediately after the welcome drink

If you want a twin or double cabin for single use, or an exclusive bathroom, please contact the skipper to receive an ad hoc offer

All guests on board will take turns preparing food, setting the table, clearing the table and cleaning the dishes. However, you should know that the Skipper generally likes to cook and take care of his guests! Always consider it a gift that is offered to you, and never an obligation ;)

We will have no cleaning staff on board. Therefore, all guests on board will be responsible for ensuring the cleanliness and organization of the shared spaces, including the kitchen and bathrooms, thus helping to maintain a pleasant and tidy environment for the safety and well-being of all.

No previous sailing experience required. Sailing is suitable for everyone, the important thing is to have a spirit of adventure, good adaptability, and pleasure in being with others. And if you want or desire to collaborate, learn or participate in the maneuvers on board, under the supervision of the skipper, you will be welcome! 

There is no age limit, if you are dynamic, easily adaptable, you like coexistence, you are collaborative, you want to share spaces, and emotions with other people, but above all you love the sea, nature and simplicity, then this is your ideal holiday!

If the weather conditions should force the cruise passengers to stay in port (at the total and unquestionable discretion of the Skipper), not allowing to carry out part of the planned itinerary, the Skipper will do his best to organize alternative activities on land, which will be at the total expense of the crew

The Mooring Costs in Ports/Marinas/Buoy Fields, the Fees for Access to Nature Reserves (where required), the Diesel (hourly consumption 10L/hour), and the Galley (drinks and food, including those of the Skipper), all these Extra items, amount to a Weekly Expense of about 200€-300€ per Person, which will be entirely managed with the Common Fund of the crew.

Welcome Aperitif, FB Engine & Its Fuel, Set of Sheets and Pillowcases, Memory Foam Pillow, Fleece Blanket, Cabin Fan, Bio Marine Shampoo/Shower, Gas BBQ, Pots, Cutlery, Plates, Glasses, Gas Bottle, Espresso Machine, Ice Machine, Wi-Fi, Trolling Barrel, SUP, Snorkeling Equipment, Swimming Buoys, Water Scooter, Drone, GoPro, Hammock, Deckhouse Shade Towels, Pre-Boarding Chat, Online Galley Service & On-Board Delivery, Flexible Cancellation & Rebooking Policy.

The cost of alcoholic beverages purchased for the galley with the common box will be shared exclusively among the crew members who consume alcohol. In this way, only those who actually consume alcoholic beverages will contribute to this expense, ensuring a fair distribution that respects the individual preferences of each crew member, also taking into account age

Dreaming of a boating holiday, but fearing seasickness, is common. However, the fear is often unfounded: few guests experience it and usually only on the first day. Helping yourself by staying in the cockpit, avoiding heavy foods and alcohol, helps. Communicating with the skipper is essential to get through it. Natural and pharmacological aids are available, making it pointless to give up cruising because of this fear.

It's not always easy to organize a homogeneous group, but don't worry about this, in general we always manage to form a well-assorted crew in terms of age type, and holiday expectations. For couples we will form groups of couples, for friends always the same, ditto for singles and for families with children. At the time of booking, ask the Skipper.

When we dock in port, we will have access to 220-volt electricity, similar to domestic electricity, allowing us to use and charge all our electronic devices like at home. On the other hand, when we are anchored at anchor, we will only have 12-volt sockets with USB or USB-C outputs, suitable for charging mobile phones, tablets and digital cameras. Don't forget to bring your own USB charging cables.

The hair dryer, the straightener or the epilator, first because we have them on board, and then because they can only be used with 220 volt electricity (the current of the house) only when we are in port. Trolleys and hard suitcases cannot be checked on board as there is not enough space to stow them. Carry your luggage in a soft, foldable and easily assessable bag.