The legendary Amalfi Coast aboard a sailing catamaran

You will be accommodated in the cabin with a person of the same gender. They are always tidy, interesting, and educated individuals, just like you.

Together with other participants of the journey, you purchase the main groceries at the beginning of the trip and prepare breakfasts and lunches together throughout the week. If you are not skilled in cooking, you can participate in the team's activities by assisting with tasks such as chopping ingredients, setting the table, washing dishes, going shopping, refilling the boat with water, or cleaning the deck. We typically dine in restaurants for dinner, unless we are in a remote bay.

Simply follow safety procedures: avoid using your phone, only go down to the cabin when necessary during rough waves, take Dramamine on the 1st and 2nd days for better adaptation, look at the horizon, relax, and enjoy the natural wonders.

The team typically consists of interesting, educated individuals with a broad outlook, who make the journey even more vibrant. We do not invite people who view the trip as a booze cruise, but rather welcome moderate alcohol consumption or abstention.

Of course, it is possible and even necessary to involve children from the age of 3 in the sense of freedom that yachting provides. We separate groups with children and without children onto different yachts.

On our trips, everyone is welcome, regardless of their level of preparation. The most important thing to bring is a wonderful, positive attitude! Yachting is always full of exciting adventures!!! There's so much to capture on film!

Be sure to pack:

• Sunscreen with a high level of protection (SPF 30 or higher).
• Sunglasses with UV protection, preferably with a strap to prevent them from flying off.
• A warm sweater or fleece for the evening, as it can get windy at times.
• A windbreaker or any other lightweight waterproof jacket.
• Yachting gloves or fingerless sports gloves for those who want to feel like sailors.
• Swimwear - bikinis, swim trunks, etc.
• Presentable evening wear: for women - lightweight cocktail dresses, for men - lightweight trousers and short-sleeved shirts for dinners at restaurants.
• Light trousers, preferably not jeans.
• Plenty of T-shirts and shirts, including long-sleeved ones to prevent sunburn.
• Headgear - essential, preferably a cap or something else that won't blow away in the wind.
• Yachting shoes - essential. Shoes with a light (white) rubber sole that won't slip (for your safety) and won't leave marks on the deck (for the benefit of the yacht and to observe yachting etiquette). Flat-soled shoes or tennis sneakers with a light sole are suitable. It's not customary to walk barefoot on a yacht, which is also for safety reasons.
• Comfortable shoes for walking around towns, mountains, etc.
• Beach shoes (flip-flops).
• Crocs, water shoes, or special shoes for snorkeling (to protect your feet from sharp stones and sea urchins).
• A spare towel in case the yacht's set gets worn out.
• Phones and chargers, preferably with a car adapter.
• Flash drives and other storage devices for exchanging photos and videos with friends immediately.
• Computers, tablets, etc. - only if you can't do without them. Internet access is available in many places - marinas, restaurants, etc.
• We recommend bringing Dramamine (a harmless herbal tablet). It eliminates the effects of seasickness, allowing you not to notice it. Take it 1 hour before going out to sea.
• Your prescription medications. If you need to take any medications during the trip, don't forget to bring them, as it may be difficult to buy an equivalent at a local pharmacy.
• Good mood!

You can take, but you can also leave behind:

• Fins, masks, and snorkels.
• Personal hygiene items - as you wish, you can buy them locally.
• Camera, camcorder - it's better to buy special waterproof cases for underwater photography in advance.
• Thermos for coffee or tea, with a spill-proof lid.
• A playlist with your preferences.
• A waterproof bag for documents and gadgets (useful for keeping the contents safe during landings on a rubber boat).
• Documents:
• Passport, which must have the necessary visa for entry into the country of travel. Check the validity of your passport.
• Money, bank cards (in the current situation, it's good to have cash).
• Basic tourist medical insurance, costing about €30 per week per person. Yachts are insured, and yacht insurance covers only cases related to the yacht. If desired, we can help you arrange international travel medical insurance.
• Driver's license, including an international one if you want to rent a car.
• LIADI diver certification - if you want to dive during the trip.

For travel in cooler weather:

• Thermal underwear.
• A warm hat.
• Waterproof jacket and trousers.

You cannot bring on the yacht:

• Any tableware.
• Life jackets, rings - the yacht is fully equipped with all necessary safety equipment.
• Plastic suitcases. Bring a soft sports bag that can be easily folded or a wheeled suitcase with a soft collapsible top.
• Prohibited drugs - toxic, narcotic, etc.
• Weapons, including cold weapons.
• Evening gowns, tuxedos, ties, etc. Exceptions can only be made for planned trips to high-end restaurants.
• High-heeled shoes - can only be worn ashore.

We'll help you decide:
Of course, the list of things can be endless, depending on your imagination. If you have any doubts, it's better to ask us questions to make your suitcase lighter and your conscience clearer from unnecessary things!

First, the yacht doesn't capsize. It is balanced by a keel located beneath the yacht. This keel acts as a counterweight, typically measuring 2-3 meters in length and weighing 5-7 tons.
Second, we always sail along the coast. At night, we anchor in sheltered bays or marinas.
Third, if there's a forecast of bad weather at sea, we don't go out.
Fourth, the yacht is equipped with safety equipment including life rafts, life jackets, dinghies, distress flares, and radios. Even in the unlikely event of an emergency, help will arrive swiftly.
And fifth, if you don't experience motion sickness in a car, with adherence to safety procedures, you'll feel great on the yacht.