Boarding is on Saturday afternoon after 5 pm, although you can come earlier to put down your luggage. I suggest you consult a travel site or app like ROME2RIO that will offer you the best and cheapest solutions to reach the exact boarding point that will be communicated to you promptly.

Travel light but don't forget boat and hiking shoes, and a sweatshirt and a Kway for the night. I have masks and fins on board for occasional use, but if you are a snorkelling enthusiast it is best to bring your own equipment. The same for fishing, I have a rod and trolling lures on board, but I have a lot to do, if you are an avid fisherman go ahead! I have excellent fish recipes...

None of these things. I prefer silence and the natural breeze that never fails. I have a large tank for sanitary and drinking water and with careful use, but without stress, we will make the week without having to look for water supplies. Each cabin has two portholes and a small fan for excellent ventilation.

I always have the help of a sailor and we can do everything ourselves, but a helping hand is always welcome and allows you to have an all-round experience. I am always available to teach you maneuvers, gaits, knots, and tricks for safe and pleasant navigation.

The galley is done together before setting sail. Lunches are preferably light, salads, cheeses, cold cuts, fruit. Dinners are more substantial, pasta, rice, omelettes, possibly fish. Usually I cook with the help of some volunteers, but if someone else wants to cook, I will gladly support him. A restaurant on the ground will be a pleasant alternative. Everyone lends a hand, but the dishes are the sailor's job, as is the cleaning of the common areas. Everyone, on the other hand, will manage their own cabin, including portholes and toilets.

Over the years I have had guests, sailors and vacationers from all over the world and of all ages, an added value to my proposal. Generally all people with some experience and who already know how to stay on a boat.