Our yachts, from 40 to 55 feet are well maintained and in top condition with an emphasis on comfort and security.

All the yachts are insured.

Types of boat monohull: (Jeanneau, Beneteau, Gib Sea, Atlantic, Ocean Star, Bavaria...).

The crew will be accommodated in double cabins, either twin beds or singles.

Maximum 8 persons + the skipper.

Life on a sailing boat is a little different from life ashore. There are some RULES you have to RESPECT but also a lot of joy to be discovered! The following information and suggestions will help to make your stay aboard as pleasant as possible.

Rules and suggestions for live aboard

A Typical Day on Board

Waking up between 8am-9am:

Breakfast, shopping, tidying up and preparation for the navigation.

Departure

Departure is around 9am-10am, it usually takes from 4 to 6 hours to arrive on the next destination, depending on the distance and the wind. If possible, we stop for a swim and lunch on board. The aim, of course, is to make the thrill of sailing a pleasant experience for everybody, every day. The skipper will be on your constant call to help you improve your sailing skills.

Afternoon

In the afternoon, the sailboat will anchor in a traditional Greek harbour or remote bay, where you can either discover the local charms or just relax on board the boat and enjoy the beautiful Aegean sea.

Evening

At the end of the day, you can share your experiences of the day with the rest of the crew, crew, meanwhile tasting a traditional Greek "Ouzo". In the evening we will have dinner in an island tavern, where we will introduce you to the traditional Greek cuisine, or we can cook a meal on board. Before nightfall the skipper and the crew will discuss the itinerary of next day's voyage.

When making a reservation please let us know the hour and place of arrival in Greece in order for us to give you all the information on how to reach your yacht. Transfer from the airport to your choice of destination has to be arranged and paid for by you. Embarkation is at 17 pm and disembarkation at 9 am.

Departure from Athens/Kalamaki

Departing from Athens, the skipper will wait for you on board the yacht in the marina of Alimos-Kalamaki. From the airport to the marina Kalamaki or Piraeus (ferry) by taxi is approx. 25 € and € 3 with the airport bus which will drop you off in front of the marina.

Departure from Mykonos

Departing from Mykonos, the skipper will wait for you on board the yacht in the marina of Mykonos which is called Tourlos (10 minutes from the airport and 5 minutes from the ferry-boat). There are many daily flights (80 €) and ferryboats (28-45 €) from Athens to Mykonos.

Departure from Santorini

Departing from Santorini, the skipper will wait for you on board the yacht in the marina of Vlichadis (15 minutes from the airport and from the ferryboats (arriving in Thira). There are many daily flights (80 €) and ferryboats (30-52 €) from Athens to Santorini.

Departure from Paros

Departing from Paros, the skipper will wait for you on board the yacht in the marina of Parikia, walking distance from the ferry. (15 minutes from the airport by bus or taxi) There are many daily flights (80 €) and ferryboats (28-45 €) from Athens to Paros.

Our offices in Athens and Syros can forward all urgent messages and take prompt action in case of emergencies.

Bring the following packed in a soft bag:

• Light clothes and garments to protect your skin from sun burn, sun glasses, sun cream, sport shoes (white soles), towels, pullover, sleeping bag (for the early and late season sailing).

Don't forget:

• Your passport or identity card and your sailing license (if you have one).
• We can attest your sailing certificate.

You don't need:

• Sheets will be provided. Vaccinations are not required.

April/May/Mid-June:

Sunny spring weather with moderate winds for more easier sailing. The sea starts to warm up from April and is perfect for a fresh morning dip!

Mid-June/July/August:

Warm and dry. Good sailing weather thanks to the prevailing 'Meltemi' a strong challenging north wind. Beautiful evenings watching the superb sunsets from remote anchorages.

September/October:

Autumn is a very pleasant season to sail. Especially for those who do not enjoy the summer heat so much. The winds become more moderate. A rest- and peaceful time. The days become shorter with even more enchanting sunsets. The sea, which has been warming up the whole summer, is ideal for swimming. This is an excellent period for sailing.