🚗 By car
Driving along the A1 motorway (Milan-Florence-Rome-Naples) you can access the city from the north; from Rome the distance is about 225 km with average travel times around 2 h 30-3 h, from Florence about 470 km in about 4 h, from Milan about 790 km in 6-7 h; coming from southern Campania and the Ionian coast, the A3/A30 is used with entry onto the Naples ring road (A56) to distribute traffic towards the different districts and accesses to the center and the port; the main reference points for entering the city are the exits towards Naples center and the Central Station, where there are rest areas and exchange points with public transport.

🚆 By train
Reference station: Napoli Centrale (Piazza Garibaldi), terminus of the high-speed and regional lines; Frecciarossa, Frecciabianca and Italo trains connect Naples to Rome in about 1 h 10-1 h 20, to Florence in about 2 h 30-3 h and to Milan in 4-4 h 30; regional relations connect the centers of Campania and the coastal stations; the Circumvesuviana network serves the Naples Porta Nolana/Garibaldi station with connections to Sorrento, Pompeii and Herculaneum and allows intermodality with the metro and buses to the port and the historic center.

✈️ By plane
Naples-Capodichino Airport (NAP), located 6-8 km north-east of the city center; approximate transfer time 15-30 minutes by taxi, 20-40 minutes by Alibus shuttle or bus depending on traffic; direct flights from numerous European airports operated by companies such as ITA Airways, Ryanair and easyJet, national and international connections with possible stopovers on main hubs; car rental services, taxis and bus connections to the Central Station and the port are available at the terminal.

The skipper – and any crew members, if applicable – sleeps in a dedicated cabin, separate from those reserved for guests, which is not included in the count of guest cabins shown on the boat listing.

The assignment of cabins takes place at the time of boarding, trying to satisfy, where possible, the preferences indicated. As a general criterion, forward cabins (standard doubles) are reserved for couples or friends, while the more spacious aft cabins or those with bunk beds are intended for those traveling individually.

No, it is not possible to reserve a single cabin, as all cabins are shared between participants in order to maintain the group travel formula.

The provisions will be purchased by the skipper/crew.

Cooking on board is a collective activity: the staff will coordinate the participants in the choice and preparation of meals, ensuring assistance and creative suggestions for the duration of the trip."

Travelling light is recommended: especially in summer, when you will almost exclusively be wearing swimwear, T-shirts, and shorts on the boat during the day. A sweatshirt and long pants for the evening may be sufficient in the height of summer, while something warmer is preferable in the cooler months, as well as a waterproof windbreaker in case of bad weather or when sailing. Sunglasses, a hat, and sunscreen to protect yourself from the sun, flip-flops/sandals for going ashore; if you want to wear shoes on board - especially useful when sailing - they must have white soles and be used only on the boat. It may also be useful to bring a small waterproof container for your wallet/cell phone to use when going ashore. For bed linen and towels, please refer to the “What's included” section.

A soft bag is required for transporting luggage, so that it can be easily stowed away. Hard suitcases and trolleys should be avoided, as they are difficult, if not impossible, to stow. A small backpack or beach bag may be useful for shore excursions.