On Thursday afternoon we will embark and after arranging the galley and assigning the cabins, we will be able to go out and visit the village of San Vincenzo and maybe eat a pizza all together to start making amalgamation among all the crew members. On Friday morning, after having a nice breakfast, we will leave the port, and with a course 265° we will sail to reach Capraia. A beautiful sail of about six hours, during which we will delight in maneuvering and steering the boat at the helm. We will arrive more or less at lunchtime in Cala del Moretto, a beautiful cove south of the island with crystal clear water colors. Here we will have lunch and before dark, a nice sail around the island awaits us. Passing through the picturesque Cala Rossa, Cala del Ceppo, the gulf of the port and Cala di Porto Vecchio, we will arrive at anchor at Mortola, one of the most evocative coves on the island for its colors and numerous caves along its rocky walls overlooking the sea. In the evening we will sleep at anchor, and doing it in a period when the sea is not crowded by mass tourism, makes it particularly exciting because it allows us to feel completely in contact with the sea. The next morning we will enter the port, from where all the walks and trekking routes that branch off to the island begin. Accompanied by one of our guides who will be on board with us from the beginning, we will discover this island as wild as it is fascinating and rich in history, with its views overlooking the sea and the islands of Corsica, Elba and Gorgona that stand out on the horizon. Depending on the weather conditions and the level of the crew members, the guide will decide on an itinerary of medium or a little more advanced level, in order to make the experience pleasant and safe for everyone. In the evening, back in port, we will go to eat in a famous fish tourism run by a fishing family, where we will be able to enjoy a dinner based on local fish. The next morning we will return, but not before making a short stop at anchor outside the port, to enjoy the last moments of relaxation before facing the return navigation.