Starting with the container: it is useless to show up at boarding with rigid suitcases or trolleys and then try to challenge the laws of physics on the incompressibility of solids!! There is just no way to put them on board and they will not be embarked ... Instead, choose a duffel bag or a hiking backpack, even with wheels as long as it is foldable! Trolleys and princely luggage are the obsession of all skippers ... please leave them at home! Bring the bare minimum with you. Swimsuits, light clothes and slippers will be more than enough.

Very little is needed on a boat, and bulky suitcases can create space problems. Prefer small bags, preferably soft, for easier accommodation on board.

Kalamata airport is easily accessible from the main Italian airports or by a convenient bus from Athens

The island of Milos can be reached by a fast ferry from Piraeus (the port of Athens) with several daily trips or with a direct flight from Athens airport

For further information do not hesitate to contact the Skipper

Upon embarkation, the Captain will collect 100 euros in cash to cover the expenses of the boat (fuel equal to 4 liters of diesel per hour of engine motion), moorings and meals of the Captain himself and for the initial galley (the first supply of food and drinks at embarkation). The common fund will then be entrusted to a crew member for the expenses of the galley and will be replenished from time to time or redistributed at the end of the holiday for any leftovers.

The boat is equipped with both a 220V and 12V system: electronic equipment can be recharged, either via charger or via the USB cable alone. The phone can only be used in port