Use a soft bag or backpack (not a hard suitcase) and remember to bring:

• pillowcases and sheets or the "sleeping bag";
• towels;
• a pair of shoes with clean white soles (to be worn only on board);
• a good sunscreen, after-sun and sunglasses (sunscreen oil and spray are not allowed on board);
• The Swimsuit
• A sweatshirt for the evening and a jacket for the wind.

Pillows and a light blanket.

There is no domestic electricity on the boat (so you won't find an electrical outlet for the hairdryer or to charge the computer).

We have solar panels that provide energy to the 12-volt batteries, in the cabin you will have a USB socket to recharge your smartphone, remember the cable.

The kitchen is equipped with everything you need to cook and eat.

The galley is the expense for meals, upon boarding the group of participants will decide on the menus, create the common fund and go shopping.

During the cruise, the group will take care of meals. The skipper instructor eats with the group, but is excluded from these duties and the common fund.

This nautical experience is organized by an amateur sports association of which I am the president and instructor. The association is affiliated to the UISP and can only organize activities for the benefit of its members, so you will be asked to sign the application form and pay the annual membership fee of 15 euros. This fee also includes sports insurance.

Olbia can be easily reached both by ferry and by plane.

Ferries depart from Genoa, Livorno, Piombino and Civitavecchia.

Flights to Olbia depart from many Italian airports, including: Milan, Rome, Florence, Bologna, Venice, Pisa and Palermo.

From Olbia airport you can use the bus or taxi to reach the Brin pier for boarding.