Questions and Answers

A couple of skippers, building about 50. Interested in taking a Lagoon 42 in Lefkada for July 2026.
We are missing another one or a family, even with children, it suits us.

The short answer is no. The longer answer is that an enjoyable sailing holiday is one where you fly to your desired sailing destination and board a waiting yacht there. You then sail in safe cruising areas, navigate between islands, enjoy generally calm and comfortable seas, and at the end of your holiday, you simply moor at the home port and take a flight back to Israel. (Sailing from Israel to the eastern side of Greece—Rhodes, for example—takes two to three days. Sailing from Israel to the western side of Greece—Ithaca, for example—takes about five days.)

We recommend utilizing the services of a hostess. She will sleep on the boat and take care of all the elements that make your cruise truly luxurious. She is responsible for delicious breakfasts and can also prepare lunch or dinner. She handles the general cleaning and the small indulgences that make all the difference, like a plate of sliced fruit when you come up from the water, or a sunset drink.

We assist in building the route according to the nature of the guests on the boat. We will prepare a sailing plan for you for the week, including suggestions for trips on land, good restaurants and recommendations on must-visit places when you arrive in the area. You will be able to navigate this week and be spontaneous according to the weather and what you have discovered and are most intriguing to you for that day.