The itinerary is never fixed but varies according to weather conditions.
It is possible to request the Hostess service, otherwise, the idea of the boat is that of sharing and mutual help in managing meals.
Non-mandatory services can be requested after booking:
- Hostess service: 130 € per day
- Set of towels and bed linen 20 €
IMPORTANT
The mini cruise is always with crew (skipper and skipper assistance) and it is not possible to rent a boat without
RENTAL CONDITIONS
Cancellation penalty:
- 2 months before departure: full refund
- 1 month before departure: 70% refund
- within the month of departure: no refund
No bail
Payments for everything that is not included in the fee will be made on board with cash or via pos
TRANSFER
You can request the transfer service from Olbia (airport or port) at a cost of 20 € per person per way, for a minimum of 3 participants or at a cost of 60 € total for a number less than 3 participants
ITINERARIES AND LIFE ON BOARD
- The itineraries include the main naturalistic wonders of the north-east of Sardinia, from the Archipelago of La Maddalena to the south of Corsica, between: La Maddalena, Spargi, Budelli, Razzoli, Santa Maria, Caprera, Santa Teresa di Gallura, Lavezzi, Cavallò and Bonifacio
- The itinerary that will be agreed during booking is always subject to the weather conditions of the day: we always recommend a right mix between nights at anchor and one or two evenings in the port, the price of which will vary depending on the period and the port itself. It will also be possible to stop in the evening at some of the most famous ports of the north coast where you can enjoy beautiful aperitifs at sunset and dinners on land
- The daily routes will be calibrated on routes that will not exceed 10/15 miles per day
- The crew will be at your disposal to accommodate you, as far as possible, according to your wishes
- In case of adverse weather conditions that may make it difficult to navigate or stop at anchor, the final decision, however, is up to the captain alone, who is responsible for your safety and the boat
- In case of a decision to stop at a port, it is necessary to agree on the decision at least a few weeks in advance, because in July and August it is really difficult to find moorings without a long notice, especially with catamarans, therefore
VADEMECUM
- Baggage, clothing and medicines
On the boat we recommend a comfortable and practical clothing to carry in a soft bag or bag that takes up as little space as possible. It is not possible to carry trolleys as they can not be packed in the cabin; it is always recommended to bring the essentials, because in the boat you will need a few clothes: in addition to the costume, it is good to bring sneakers (prohibited those with black soles) or even better boat shoes (we recommend two pairs, a pair to use only on board and one to go ashore), long pants and a windbreaker (or waxed sail) that will be useful for night sailing in case you want to stay in the cockpit.
On board you are usually barefoot, if you want to bring boat shoes will be used only on the boat.
Don’t forget: sun cream, slippers, hat, sunglasses, beach towel, and personal towels.
Sheets are not included on board, so remember to bring your own (double sheets or two singles), along with a pillowcase. Blankets are on board. Otherwise, as an alternative to sheets and blanket is also fine a sleeping bag or the modern and comfortable "sleeping bag".
On board there is a first aid kit, but there are no medicines that can be swallowed even for seasickness; therefore, for those who consider it useful, it is advisable to bring with you medicine of personal and usual use and, important, for those who know they suffer from the sea: Xamamina or recommended seasickness patches
Boating requires adaptation. You should not expect to find the same comfort and comfort that you have at home.
You can safely stay below deck even during navigation. But beware of seasickness: below deck you suffer much more than being outside.
The electrical voltage on board is 12V. You can not use hair dryers and appliances that are normally used at home.
IMPORTANT: Take the car charger for your mobile phone with you.
Power is provided by the on-board batteries and since you will sleep at anchor, it is everyone’s task to help not to waste this resource. Everyone is asked to turn off the lights in the bathrooms after use and do not forget the lights on before falling asleep.
The bathrooms are of the nautical type whose operation will be explained in the briefing by the skipper; it is absolutely forbidden to throw anything in the toilet, including toilet paper, to prevent it from clogging and being damaged. In the bathrooms there will be a plastic bag that will serve the purpose.
As water on board there is a non-drinking reserve that must be used sparingly.
Washing dishes: it is the operation that involves the greatest waste of water, for this they are to be washed with sea water and then rinse in fresh water.
Showers: in case of good weather you usually wash in the sea and then you rinse with the fresh water of the outdoor shower. Indoor showers must be kept to a minimum so as not to consume the water supply.
Use of taps: the taps must be opened for the short time necessary for the use of water. To brush your teeth it is preferable to use a bottle or a glass. Be careful when leaving the toilet to check that the tap is tightly closed and does not drip. A tap that is not shut down well in one night is able to consume much of the water on board.
Washing vegetables and fruits: they are washed with sea water
Before the mini-cruise, you will have all the necessary advice. In general they can be summarized as follows:
Water: 2 lt day per person; fruit: not too ripe, it spoils at once; vegetables: salad in a small bag, it spoils easily; cherry tomatoes go away a lot; other vegetables to taste: zucchini, carrots, peppers, red onions, lemons; canned food: tuna and other to taste without exaggeration; sliced: packaged under vacuum, salmon for appetizers; cheeses: packaged and typical of the place, mozzarella, scamorza, etc.; pasta: 1 kg per day is the average; sauce or peeled; aromas: basil, parsley, onion, garlic, spices; other seasonings to taste: pesto, bacon, parmesan, eggs, etc.; olive oil; salt, vinegar, pepper and sugar; bread.
Drinks: soft drinks and juices to taste, beer, wine (preferably whites because red is normally forbidden on the boat, because in case of stains these remain indelible), coffee and spirits for aperitif (such as Mojito); coffee.
Breakfast: milk (fresh, the fridge works fine). yogurt, and the rest to taste.
Provisions: possibly compostable, alternatively in plastic: transparent glasses, cutlery, paper napkins, medium garbage bags (not too small), small bags for bathrooms.
Cleaning: dish soap, degreaser, bathroom sanitizer, toilet paper.
Recommended in case you find: ice
The skipper is the skipper of the boat with the tasks and responsibilities that follow. His main concern will be safety on board and the establishment of the right harmony within the crew. The skipper has no cooking or cleaning duties on board.
No sailing experience is required in this type of cruise. The commander may, however, assign crew members tasks commensurate with experience and personal abilities. If someone wants to play a more active role, you can mention it at the time of boarding. The skipper will be happy to involve him in all stages of the cruise, from route preparation, to safety procedures, to moorings and sailing.
One of the most important aspects to enjoy the cruise is the climate that will be created within the crew. Therefore all participants will be an active part in actively contributing to the harmony on board with their own behavior. Respect for the common spaces, for the neighbour, for the order, for the cleanliness and the availability to always help the others are the fundamental elements of the spirit of the sail and of the cohabitation on board.
The skipper will always be available 24 hours a day for any problems. In the event that a member of the crew wishes to make suggestions or small objections, the latter is requested to do so privately to the commander without involving the rest of the crew, just so as not to interfere with the well-being and harmony of the group. The skipper will be happy to receive feedback to try to provide better service
THE BOATS
Our boats can carry from 6 to a maximum of 8 guests. They all have double cabins with service
Sailboat Sun Odissey 52.2
- Length: 16 m
- Width: 4,85 m
- Maximum capacity: 8 guests
- Cabins: 4
- Services: 4
- Draft: 2 m
- Yanmar 100hp engine
