how it works —

Descend
into the
adventure

Six rungs down from a sunny dock to the open sea. Here’s exactly how you come sailing with us — no forms to wrestle, no portal, just a ladder and a bit of salt.

6 rungs · mind the waterline · climb down ↓
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Step 01 · Who’s coming with you

The spare cabin is usually shared — a couple, siblings, or close friends sailing together.

first rung — step off the dock ↓
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Step 02 · Contributions & availability

Check our contributions and boat availability.

Contributions page — coming soon
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Step 03 · Where we’ll be

See where we’ll be on the upcoming trips calendar.

See the upcoming trips →
mind your step — the water’s right here…
↓ The waterline · you’re going under
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Step 04 · Say hello

Send us a message via the Book Your Cabin form to get things going.

Open the Book Your Cabin form
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Step 05 · Know the deal

Read the Setting Up Expectations page to make sure you’re up for the adventure.

Read Setting Up Expectations
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Step 06 · Book & fly

If you’re happy with all that — book your flights and let’s have fun.

the last rung — it lands on the chart ↓
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Pilot chart · the destination

This is where your adventure begins.

Follow the dotted course to the pin, drop your bag on deck, and let the sea set the pace. When you’re ready, we’re one message away.

you are here
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the adventure begins here
Book your cabin
Ship’s Log

Skipper’s answers

In Simon’s own words. Tap an entry to read it.

A berth in the spare cabin, food and drinks, boat consumables such as diesel, good morning smiles and some of the toys, such as snorkelling gear and SUPs;

Internet, VISA, immigration fees, transfers to and from the boat, natural reserve fees and scuba diving gear;

Minimum stay is 3 days; maximum is usually 2-3 weeks, so the trips can be experienced by others too;

Hell no

Hell no, in fact we prefer if you are not an expert, we are not looking for speed, we are looking for comfort and safety;

Long showers and spending a lot of fresh water (as this is the most scarce resource in any boat), smoking (outside only, please), super heavy rolley bags, drugs, dark sole shoes, high heels, dark tanning lotion, hair dryer and hair straightener (sorry ladies, it literally kills the batteries), throwing things in the ocean;

Technically, we are not providing vacations — you're joining as crew on a family trip, so there's an expectation you'll pitch in when it's needed. That said, there's still plenty of time to relax once the work's done;

Everyone takes a turn: cooking a meal, keeping a watch, and helping with lines and fenders coming into or out of anchorage. Nothing technical, and you'll be shown how — it's just part of being crew rather than a guest;

Save fresh water

Good attitude! We expect you to treat the boat as your best friend’s house. The only thing you will really need to do is to PLEASE, SAVE FRESH WATER;

Hell no!

Hell no! Nothing against them by the way, but we do not have hourly activities planned out, we do not make you do stuff you do not want to and we are certainly not professional teachers of anything. When we go surfing, yoga, sup, kiting, snorkeling, diving, etc, you are more than welcome to join us, however we are not surf, sup or kite instructors, nor yoga master. We can definitely help and give you a few hints on a few of them, but apart from diving, we have no formal certification to teach any of these activities.

Toys such as: boards, underwater cameras, drones, snorkeling and diving gear;