Sailing with a skipper is certainly a sailing school. And your captain, if you are interested, will be happy to involve you in the management of the navigation and conduct of the boat. And depending on your aptitudes, which are immediately apparent, you can also delegate small or large tasks to you. After all, there are no passengers on the boat, only active crew members!

Absolutely, just be prepared to share the cabin with another crew member, unless one prefers to reserve it exclusively for oneself. Great friendships have also been formed on the boat, for a week or for a long weekend we all live together, and all together we collaborate in the management of the cruise: there are those who prefer to cook, those who help wash the dishes, those who aspire to be deputy skipper. Generally, all roles are rehearsed, on a rotating basis. But don't worry, it's always a holiday!

Depends on. It depends on the weather, it depends on the guests, sorry, the crew and it depends on the cruise. Nothing prevents you from skipping a stage because you want to stay one day to enjoy a bay that you like. Generally we try to avoid long sailings, we are talking about trips of 3-5 hours, 20-40 miles away, in order to experience sailing without neglecting the seaside aspect of the holiday

Absolutely! Giusy is a diving guide and marine biology instructor, so we can also organize courses with the release of the specialty license on request. Practically on every cruise we touch places where it is possible to dive with breathing apparatus or simple guided snorkeling. Contact us to make a program together. In the near future we also plan to organize specific sailing cruises for divers, sedentary diving courses and mixed holidays: diving/diving school and initiation to sailing. Follow our website!

We prefer the roadstead, an aperitif at sunset and then dinner under the stars with a good glass of wine and maybe good music are priceless experiences. Seeing is believing. But of course there are also ports, you need to replenish your water supply and recharge your batteries every now and then. Or you go to a Marina because the weather conditions do not recommend stopping at anchor or because the crew wants a pizza. Anything is possible. Or almost.

Fuel, galley (read shopping) and mooring fees when you go to port. These must be divided among all the guests and are managed with the formula of the common fund. Depending on the type of cruises , diesel, food and mooring can be calculated at 100-250 euros per person. But the amount is obviously variable: if you always go sailing you will spend very little on diesel, if you decide to water pasta with Sassicaia the expenses

Giusi is also the cook on board and there is no risk of running out of dinner when we are on the boat: but of course those who have recipes to propose can come forward and wear an apron and chef's cap.

On cruises with only a skipper, on the other hand, everyone collaborates even in the kitchen.

It is not mandatory, of course. But if you come, you want to bring some specialties from your city or region, everyone will be grateful. Starting with the skipper who is one of the best forks in the Mediterranean.

Seasickness comes to even the most experienced skippers, don't worry. Often it has only a psychological genesis, and in this case it is also easy for it to resolve quickly. The Skipper always has anti-nausea tablets on board, but if you think you need them, take the ones you prefer with you. We do not recommend chewing gum, tablets are much more effective.

What? Bags?? For heaven's sake, ONE bag is more than enough for a week on the boat. Soft bags, please, do not arrive on the pier with a trolley, not even if it is of the hand luggage type. Better a soft bag that once placed in the cabins you can easily disappear: the classic sailor bag is not born by chance. Remember that you always tend to bring more than you need, T-shirts, shirts and pants that are meant to cruise and return home as they were.

Boat shoes or light-soled sneakers without a tank: but in order not to slip on the deck, boat shoes would be necessary. Plus a pair of sandals or flip-flops. That's all you need. To go sailing, you should always have your oilskin and boots with you, in case of bad weather, night navigation or very rough seas. If you have oilskin and boots, of course, they are welcome.

We have them on board, but it is recommended to bring your own, as well as a bath towel.

Nothing, we have sheets and pillowcases. If you are particularly cold, you can bring a light sleeping bag to use as a blanket, depending on the period: in July and August you will certainly not need it.

If you can play it, you must! However, we do have music on board with bluetooth speakers that can be connected to your mobile phones

Obviously, in the age of the sim, a self-respecting boat cannot fail to have a charger for the mobile phone: we have USB sockets in every cabin so take your chargers with you. But anyway, you'll see, you'll don't use your cell phone much. We look forward to seeing you!