Wild WorkationNo spreadsheets, no stand-ups, no Wi-Fi anxiety. Just turquoise bays, warm dinners on deck, and a crew that handles everything from anchor to appetizer. Pick a route — the rest is sorted.
This is not a DIY boat rental. The captain, the route, the groceries, the anchorages — all handled. You wake up in a new bay every morning, swim before breakfast, and never think about logistics.
Charter, licensed skipper, fuel, port and marina fees, groceries for the week, bed linen, end-cleaning. One price — no hidden extras, no tip pressure.
Wake up, jump in, have breakfast with a view. The captain moves the boat while you're swimming or napping — no effort on your part.
Every berth is sold to someone who wants a genuine vacation — not a party boat. Expect interesting conversations, shared meals, and lifelong memories.
Run in partnership with RYC Sailing — IYT-certified captains, routes the crew has sailed hundreds of times, and safety that's second nature.
The itinerary is a direction, not a contract. If the weather shifts, the captain reroutes to the best sheltered bay — your comfort comes first.
Fresh groceries stocked before departure. Breakfasts, lunches, and dinners prepared on board. Dinner ashore is always an option if the port town calls.
We are planning vacation trips across the Mediterranean and beyond. If you don't see your dream destination in the list, write to us — we'll add it as soon as possible.
Seven days of relaxed family sailing along Turkey's stunning Datça Peninsula — from the lively marina of Marmaris to the ancient ruins of Knidos. Crystal-clear bays perfect for swimming and snorkelling, pine-covered hillsides to explore, and a touch of history the whole family will love.
We operate in five countries across the Mediterranean, Adriatic, and Andaman seas. Each destination offers a unique combination of sailing conditions, cultural richness, and remote work infrastructure.
Everything you need to know before booking a sailing vacation.
No. There is a professional skipper on board who handles the boat. You don't need to do anything — just relax. If you want to learn, the skipper will happily show you the basics.
The price includes the yacht charter, a licensed professional skipper, fuel for the entire route, all port and marina fees, bed linen and towels, basic snorkelling equipment, and end-of-trip cleaning. Groceries for the week are bought together and paid separately — not in the berth price. There are no other hidden charges.
Each guest has a private double cabin with a real mattress, bed linen, storage space, and a cabin fan or air conditioning (depending on the yacht). There are shared heads with fresh-water showers and flushing toilets on board — typically one head per two cabins. Fresh towels and linens are provided and changed mid-week on longer cruises. Cabins are surprisingly spacious and far more comfortable than most first-time sailors expect.
Meals are prepared on board. Groceries for the week are bought together and paid separately — not in the berth price. You can also dine ashore at port-town restaurants — also extra, but always an option.
Yes. Captains are IYT-certified, routes are well-known, and the yacht carries all required safety equipment. If weather turns bad, the route is adjusted to a safe, sheltered bay.
After booking we send a detailed pre-trip pack: nearest airport and transfer options, exact marina address, meeting time and spot, a packing list, and the skipper's direct contact. Most cruises start from a marina in a major coastal town — Split, Dubrovnik, Marmaris, Athens, Tivat, or Phuket — all 15–30 minutes from the respective international airport by taxi. Arriving the evening before and staying locally is recommended to avoid any travel stress on day one.
Typically 6–10 guests plus the professional skipper. We intentionally keep the group small so everyone has personal space, a spot at the cockpit table for meals, and time to get to know each other over the week. On larger yachts the upper limit is 10 guests; on smaller catamarans it's 6–8. If you want to charter privately for a couple, family, or team, that's possible too — just tell us at booking.
The itinerary is a direction, not a rigid contract. If the forecast is unfavourable, the captain re-routes the yacht to a sheltered bay or an alternative island on the same route — safety always comes first. In 10+ years of operation we've never had to cancel a cruise mid-trip due to weather in the Mediterranean or Andaman Sea, because our sailing seasons are deliberately chosen to avoid storm windows. Rain days are rare, and when they do happen they usually pass within a few hours.
Of course. Vacations are suitable for couples, families, and groups of friends. For families with children, we have special family-vacation routes with an adapted program.
Choose a route and date, submit a request, and we will get in touch to confirm. Payment is made after confirmation — it can be split into installments. Full prepayment is not required.