Yes, you can! The best thing about sharing a yacht for your vacation is that you don’t have to rent a whole boat, you just hire a cabin space, with a crew, for one week together with a group of people from all around the world. It is an excellent opportunity to have the first sailing experience enjoying our beautiful Greek Islands and also to meet a new friend from different countries and cultures which makes this kind of vacation a really interesting. Get on board!

Yes, you can! What better way to enjoy your holiday with your family or you friends than to enjoy a unique cruising experience Get on board!

Much more space than on monohulls - cockpit and living room between 2 hulls offer really a great space, it is much more space then on monohulls of the same length. It is important especially in destinations, where a lot of time we spend anchoring and in marinas.

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The Greek Islands are a magical place to spend your holiday and although some are easily accessible by plane, ferry or cruise ship, the big majority can be visited only by sailing yacht. And those are the islands that are really worth to visit – untouched by tourism!

You don't even need to have been on a yacht before. You can sit back and enjoy the experience or if you want to participate we can teach you the art of sailing.

The average distances between the islands of the Ionian and the Saronic are 12-20 miles, while in the Cyclades it is 30-40 miles. In the Ionian and the Saronic, every day we normally stop in a bay somewhere halfway for swimming and lunch and we continue our sail in the late afternoon. However in the Cyclades because of the longer distances, some days it is not possible to have a stop for a swim, in which case we have lunch on the way!

Normally we sail in the Aegean Sea in April and May (starting and finishing in Athens), in the Ionian Sea during the months of June, July, August and half of September and then we either move back to the Aegean again, or we continue in the Ionian until the end of the season.

The summer in Greece is dry and warm, but the weather varies a bit during the season. In April, May, September, October and November you may get the occasional shower and the temperature may be a bit lower, around 20 degrees Celsius. During June, July and August we don't see even a droplet of rain and the temperature can reach the 30s in August. The wind in the Ionian and the Saronic is normally very light in the morning, it starts increasing in the afternoon reaching a pleasant force 4-5 in the evening and finally it dies after sunset. In the Cyclades the winds can be stronger (Force 5-7), but we can also have days of complete calm. And of course at the Greek seas the skies are always blue and the clouds are as rare as the rain!

At the Greek Islands people dress very casually, for men shorts and T-shirts is the norm, and for ladies, light summer dresses or similar to men. Actually, you will probably spent most of the day in your swimming gear. If you are coming in spring or autumn you should bring some warmer clothes just in case it gets a bit cold in the night and a light waterproof for the occasional shower. Even for those who want to dress a bit more formally, smart casual is the norm which would be a pair of trousers and a shirt for men or a light dress for women! Try to avoid making the common mistake of bringing too much stuff with you, as you will never use it and it will constantly be in your way, because storage space is limited.

No. Breakfast and lunch are provided and there is a choice of tavernas at the islands where you can have your dinner. If you decide to stay in a deserted bay for the night, you can have a very nice dinner, for a cost of 20 Euro per person (for a minimum of 6 guests).

The ideal is soft, medium to small size bags which you will either stow away once you have emptied them, or keep them at one side in your cabin with your stuff in them. If you do have to travel with hard suitcases, please contact us to see if it is possible to leave them at Lefkas, once you have emptied the contents in your cupboard. STORAGE SPACE IS LIMITED ON YACHTS. PLEASE DO NOT BRING HARD SUITCASES OR HARD BAGS THAT CANNOT FOLD AND FIT IN A CUPBOARD.

Bed linen and pillows are provided, as well as one bath towel, one face towel and one deck/sea towel per person. We have light blankets onboard as well, as in early spring and late autumn the nights can be a bit cooler. The reason we cannot provide extra towels for changing them in the middle of the week is because they are quite bulky and storage space on yachts is limited, but you are welcome to bring your own.