Cyclades Islands sailing tour

Minors admitted from the age of 15 and older, accompanied by a parent/legal guardian.

Remember to bring a passport that is valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry into the country.

We ask you to report any food allergies and/or intolerances immediately after booking.

The itinerary may undergo some changes before and/or during the trip.

On this trip, it is mandatory to contribute a fee of 110 euros per person. The common fund is an on-site payment made into a central pool managed by the travelers. It helps to finance breakfast and lunch on the boat and other small items such as ice, water, snacks, and drinks. Travelers are responsible for preparing meals on board and for grocery shopping at the port, where supermarkets are often very close to the mooring. The amounts for t-shirts are subject to change to reflect local price increases. On day 1, the skipper will explain how to manage the common fund (either by you or your travel companions) and it will be collected upon arrival at the welcome meeting or in stages during the trip.

Since most of this journey takes place on a sailing boat, you will need to be comfortable moving around the ship, including using the stairs. That said, sea legs come naturally to some but not so much to others. Most of our departures occur during the high season, when the seas are calmer. The ship will experience some rolling and pitching in rough conditions, however, all our ships are equipped with stabilizers to minimize movement. There will be seasickness tablets available on board and your crew will do everything possible to minimize any discomfort.

A Zodiac is used to transport passengers from the boat to the shore, with landings occurring at docks (dry landings) and on beaches (wet landings). Zodiacs can sometimes be uncomfortable to get on and off, but a sense of humor and a positive attitude are all you need.

This is an adventure aboard a real yacht, which means that the living spaces, cabins, bathrooms, and showers must be shared with other passengers. The sleeping area can be quite compact, but you will spend most of your time outside in the open air.

Time on the water also means time in the sun. Remember to pack sunscreen, such as sunblock and a hat, and to drink plenty of water to stay hydrated.

Smooth sailing depends on the weather conditions, so there might be last-minute changes to the itinerary if the weather turns unfavorable. If changes are made, you can rely on your experienced skipper to choose an alternative route or activity.

Due to the size of the yachts, sound travels easily from one end to the other and can wake up your travel companions.