• Accommodation in a standard double cabin with air conditioning (from 08.00 to 22.00) and private bathroom.
• Full board (breakfast, lunch, snacks, dinner)
• 1 local cocktail every night per guest (based on rum, prosecco, etc... depending on the destination // not personalized), juices, soda
• Crew service: 2 people (skipper, steward/cook)
• Set of bed linen, towels and beach towels per person per week
• Consumables for the yacht (diesel, fuel and water)
• Insurance for the yacht and passengers
• Water sports on board: snorkeling equipment, 2 paddles & 1 tandem kayak (in case of availability problems the tandem kayak can be replaced by a single kayak)

• Airline flights
Airport or hotel
• transfers - catamaran - airport or hotel (optional)
• Beverages, non-alcoholic and alcoholic (cash payment directly to the crew)
• Internet wi-fi (Vini Travel simcard, local calls & 3 Gb data)
• Destination fee (mandatory): to be paid in advance
• Excursions (optional): 265 Euro per person
• Personal Travel Insurance
• Alcoholic beverages other than those mentioned in the "Included" section

Mandatory, 295 € per person to be paid at the time of booking. Includes

• Taxes
• National Parks Entrance Fees
• Tourist Tax & Islands Entrance
• Tax Mooring Fees
Possible supplies of
• water, gas, electricity and fresh produce
• Miscellaneous: breakage of dishes, damage or loss of material on board,...

• Excursion to Moorea: pineapple road, Belvedere, tasting of local products, archaeological sites
• Guided tour aboard a Polynesian canoe, coral garden, manta ray watching
• Visit to a pearl farm, guided snorkeling on pearls
• Guided tour of Raiatea, the sacred islands, Taputapuatea temple, vanilla plantation and botany
• Discovery of archaeological sites, fish traps, sacred eels
• Dinner and evening at a restaurant with a local Polynesian show

Use soft duffel bags or backpacks that fold up. Do not bring rigid suitcases, as they are difficult to store in the closets on board. Please note that you will not be able to leave your bags at the boarding base. We also recommend a waterproof/zippered bag for your camera, phone, sunglasses, and wallet; a beach bag for snorkeling gear and a towel; A safety fanny pack to store your documents.

• Tanning oil that stains sailboat furnishings
• Cooking and eating equipment and utensils
• Navigation tools and maps
• First aid kit, as all boats have one on board
• Expensive jewelry
• Hair dryers and straighteners as you will be spending a lot of time on the water!

The crew consists of a professional captain to sail and a chef to prepare and meals. All our crews are carefully selected for their sailing experience, cuisine and customer service, as well as knowledge of the destination. The crews are dedicated to specific yachts and live on board full-time.

In addition to the crew, there will be other guests who have booked cabins just like you. In general, there is always a heterogeneous group of different nationalities and ages, who love travel and new experiences.

There is no set menu available because the chefs use local and seasonal products and therefore the menu changes depending on the period and destination. Meals consist of two or three courses.

You can notify the chef, who will do his best to take into account any dietary requirements but cannot prepare specific meals. There is always plenty of fruit or vegetables on board. Contact our team for advice.

The itineraries are designed by people who are experts in the places and are designed to show the best points of attraction of the individual destination. They are pre-set and cannot be modified, except for the needs of the organizers, even if you book all the cabins. The captain may decide to change the itinerary if there is bad weather.

No, we're sorry. For this type of cruises, there is no cabin sharing between participants who depart individually. If you wish to book, you can reserve the cabin for exclusive use with a promotion designed for those who leave individually. Contact the Sailsquare team to find out more.

using a double cabin for single use is usually 70% of the price of the double cabin. This rate varies depending on the boat and the time of year. Contact the Sailsquare team for advice.

Yes, you can typically use a hair dryer and hair straighteners on board, but it's crucial to check with the crew beforehand, as availability can vary between vessels. They are not provided in the cabin, so it is advisable to bring your own hairdryer. Also, check if power adapters are required on board and use such devices sparingly, considering the limited energy resources at sea.

You can usually charge your mobile phone or tablet on board, but it depends on the boat. Some boats are equipped with power outlets or USB points, others are not. It is advisable to check with the crew before boarding. Bring extra adapters and cables, and remember that this option may not be available on smaller boats.

Smoking is allowed in the stern but always respecting other passengers.