FAQ

Find your most frequently asked questions answered.

Prices are not fixed and vary on a few points

  • Crewsize
  • Region
  • Season
  • Boat(size)
  • Transfer

Therefore all trips are unique in experience and price. After booking a trip, a deposit of 50% is due.
The other half 6 weeks before the trip.

After purchasing a trip, we will have two video conferences or personal meetings.

The first one is a get together (can also be before the purchase). That we get to know each other. There will also be a few tasks to allocate.

Most of the tasks can be done by multiple people but it is necessary that every task has a main responsible person.

  • Co-Skipper
  • Chef
  • Storage Master
  • Deckhand
  • Photographer

On the second call, 4-6 weeks before the trip, we will discuss security and behaviour on sea, meal plan, possible routes and i will answer all open questions.

On the first day at the port, there will be a more detailed safety briefing and loading of food and drinks. On the next day we will sail to our first bay. Normally the plan is to stay the first night in the starting port, then two nights in bays, one more night in a port, then again two nights in bays and the last night again at the starting port.

Special dietary habits or restrictions will be taken into account during the virtual meeting when planning meals. Experience has shown that it is easily possible to create a meal plan that satisfies everyone.

Seasickness is something that can occur on a boat. The only remedy for it is getting used to the motion of the boat. However, for those who are severely affected, motion sickness tablets are available.

In our offer, nearly everything is included.

Transit depends, if you wish I organize it or not.

Included is:

  • Boat
  • Food and drinks on the boat
  • One Dinner in the harbour city at the end
  • Insurance
  • (Transit)
  • Port fees

A detailed packing list will be provided after booking a trip. However, generally, you will need beach and rain clothing. On a sailboat, one should typically be prepared for all weather conditions. There can be hot weather with little wind and mild weather with wind and rain.

I can provide sailing shoes and sailing gloves upon request.

Life aboard a sailing yacht with multiple individuals is a symphony of shared experiences, challenges, and exhilarating moments against the backdrop of the open sea. Imagine waking up to the gentle rocking of the boat, the salty breeze mingling with the scent of morning coffee wafting through the air. Each day unfolds with a sense of camaraderie as you work together to navigate the vast expanse of the ocean.

Privacy won’t be 100% possible on a boat. Typically, two people share a bunk, and cooking and working together on deck always require precise coordination and communication. This way, the crew learns to collaborate in close quarters and tackle all situations together.