Search for flights on Trapani or Palermo -> Transfer to Port of Marsala (Bus, Shuttle or Taxi). After booking, contact the skipper for more info

All children of any age, autonomous for the toilet, and who no longer use a diaper for their needs, are very welcome on board. However, it is necessary to ask the other participants if they like them. Or form a group with other children; We are often asked. Another possibility is to book the whole boat. In addition, a parent must always supervise their children, especially during delicate maneuvers such as mooring or during sailing.

All guests on board will take turns organizing themselves to prepare food, set the table, clear the table and clean the dishes. However, 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 not have cleaning staff on board. Therefore, all guests on board will be responsible for ensuring the cleanliness and organization of 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 is required. Sailing cruise 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 want 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 people, easily adaptable, you like coexistence, you are collaborative, eager to share spaces, and emotions with other people, but above all you love the sea, nature and simplicity, then this is your ideal holiday! In addition, if you have pathologies of any kind such as intolerances or allergies, and above all disabling pathologies, it is your obligation to talk about it with the Skipper.

If the weather conditions force the cruise passengers to remain in port (at the total and unquestionable discretion of the Skipper), not allowing part of the planned itinerary to be carried out, the Skipper will do his best to organize alternative activities on land, which will be fully paid for by the crew

The Mooring Costs in Ports/Marinas and the Galley (drinks and food, including those of the Skipper), all these Extra items, amount to a Weekly Expense of about € 150-€ 300 per Person, which will be entirely managed with the crew's Common Fund.

• Boat fuel
• Tender fuel
• Everything you need for the bed in the cabin: set of sheets and pillowcases, shower towel set, memory foam pillow, quilt blanket
• Gas consumption
• Stop at the port of embarkation and disembarkation (Marsala)
• Buoy fields of the Egadi Marine Protected Area

Each cabin is also equipped with a fan.

On board at your disposal you will find cutlery, glasses, plates, ice machine, SUP, snorkeling equipment, swimming buoys, hammock

The cost of alcoholic beverages purchased for the galley with the common fund will be divided 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 and respectful distribution of 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 food and alcohol, helps. Communicating with the skipper is essential to get through it. Natural and pharmacological aids are available, making it unnecessary to give up cruising for this fear.

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

When we are docked in port, we will have access to 220-volt electricity, similar to household electricity, allowing us to use and recharge all our electronic devices like at home. Instead, when we are anchored in the roadstead, 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 USB charging cables.

The hair dryer. He is already on board.

Check-in will be in the late afternoon of Saturday when you board and place your luggage in the cabin. The galley is organized by shopping at the nearest supermarket. The first night we will be in port. In the morning we set sail to start the planned itinerary. The typical day involves a navigation of about 2-3 hours in the morning to reach a cove; During the navigation you can relax in the cockpit or, for those who feel like it, help the skipper.

A well-made galley makes the holiday more enjoyable and therefore it is important to keep in mind some considerations. Buy long-life foods, do not overdo it with fresh foods, buy spices and condiments, savory snacks, fruit, vegetables to be eaten raw, cold cuts, eggs, lots of water, drinks and breakfast. 

In short, simple and light meals. To refuel there will be no problems, in the stops in the ports during the itinerary we will find small supermarkets.