Brazil & Patagonia Expedition (Mar 28 – Apr 11)

Argentina – Land Patagonia

Day 1: Evening arrival in Buenos Aires.

Day 2: Flight to El Calafate – visit the Glaciarium Museum.

Day 3: Excursion to Los Glaciares National Park – Perito Moreno Glacier.

Day 4: Visit Estancia Cristina – authentic Patagonian experience with navigation among icebergs and scenic panoramas.

Estancia Cristina Details: Sail on Lago Argentino among icebergs, lunch at the local museum, 4×4 tour to Refugio de Hielos Continentales, short hike to viewpoints of Upsala Glacier, Guillermo Lake, Patagonian Ice Fields, and the Andes. Return to El Calafate in the evening.

Day 5: Early flight to Buenos Aires – short city tour.

Day 6: Flight to Iguazú – visit Argentine falls.

Day 7: Visit Brazilian falls – continue to Rio de Janeiro.

Brazil – Tropical Sailing

We depart from Paraty and sail through the Ilha Grande Bay, one of Brazil’s most beautiful tropical areas. Explore crystal lagoons, secluded beaches, traditional fishing villages, and perfect snorkeling spots. Short trekking excursions lead to spectacular viewpoints.

Flotilla Corfu – Greece (Jun 27 – Jul 4)

Corfu – Erikousa – Paxos – Antipaxos – Sivota – Corfu. Turquoise waters, traditional taverns, perfect beaches for swimming and relaxation.

Corfu :(Start)  Explore the Venetian Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, before casting off into the open sea.
Erikousa: (or Ericousa)  Escape the crowds on this tiny, untouched island of the Diapontia complex. Enjoy pristine, quiet beaches and a truly authentic local atmosphere.
Paxos: Sail into the dazzling blue caves and anchor in the quaint, picturesque harbor of Gaios. Experience the authentic Greek charm and famed olive groves of this jewel island.
Sivota: Discover the mainland’s stunning coastline. Sivota is famous for its sheltered, fjord-like bays and crystalline waters—perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing.
Corfu:  (Return) Conclude your journey back in Corfu, refreshed and filled with memories of sun-soaked days and star-filled nights.

Aeolian Islands – Sicily (Jul 11 – 18)

Lipari – Vulcano – Salina – Panarea – Stromboli. Crystal clear waters, volcanic landscapes, colorful villages, and the possibility to see Stromboli eruptions.

Portorosa (Start): Begin in one of Sicily’s most convenient marinas for Aeolian sailing. Easy provisioning, calm waters, and quick access to the open sea make it the ideal departure point.

Lipari: Begin your voyage on the archipelago’s liveliest island. Wander the historic citadel, sample local Malvasia wine, and get your first glimpse of the Aeolians’ rugged volcanic silhouettes.

Vulcano: Sail to the island known for its sulfur vents, dark beaches, and warm natural mud baths. Hike the crater rim for panoramic views of the entire archipelago before cooling off in its crystal bays.

Stromboli: Experience the raw power of one of the world’s most active volcanoes. Anchor beneath the Sciara del Fuoco to watch glowing lava trickle down the mountain at night—an unforgettable spectacle.

Panarea: Step into the chic, low-key glamour of the smallest Aeolian island. Whitewashed houses, turquoise coves, and scenic coastal walks make it an ideal stop for swimming and relaxed exploration.

Salina: Known for its greenery and slower pace, Salina is the place to unwind. Visit Pollara’s iconic cliff amphitheater, taste fresh capers, and enjoy some of the best food in the islands.

Lipari (Return): Close your journey back in Lipari, carrying memories of volcanic sunsets, quiet anchorages, and the distinctive wild beauty of the Aeolians

Amalfi Coast – Italy (Ischia, Procida) (Jul 18 – 25)

Naples – Procida – Ischia – Capri – Amalfi – Positano. Dramatic coasts, spectacular bays, Italian gastronomy, and iconic ports.

Naples (Start): Begin your adventure in the vibrant heart of southern Italy. Explore its historic streets, taste world-class pizza, and take in views of Vesuvius before heading out into the bay.

Procida: Sail to the smallest and most authentic island of the bay. Its colorful fishing village, Marina Corricella, and quiet beaches offer a peaceful escape from the mainland rush.

Ischia: Known for lush gardens, bubbling hot springs, and dramatic hillsides, Ischia is perfect for a full day of exploration. Anchor near Sant’Angelo or the Aragonese Castle for postcard views and evening calm.

Capri: Navigate to one of the Mediterranean’s most glamorous islands. Visit the Blue Grotto, admire the Faraglioni rock formations, and stroll the elegant lanes of Capri Town before anchoring in a secluded cove.

Amalfi: Sail along towering cliffs to the historic maritime republic of Amalfi. Wander its narrow streets, visit the grand cathedral, and soak in the atmosphere of one of Italy’s most storied coastal towns.

Positano: Approach Positano by sea for one of the most famous views in Italy. Terraced pastel houses, chic boutiques, and a sheltered anchorage create a perfect finale of beauty and relaxation.

Naples (Return): End your voyage back in Naples, carrying memories of volcanic horizons, golden sunsets, and some of the Mediterranean’s most striking shores.

Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza – Spain (Aug 1 – 8)

Palma – Northern Menorca – hidden bays – Western Ibiza. Gorgeous beaches, Mediterranean lifestyle, clear waters, elegant ports.

Palma (Start):  Begin in Mallorca’s historic capital. Explore the Gothic cathedral, stock up in the old town markets, and set sail from one of the Mediterranean’s best-equipped marinas.

Northern Menorca:  Cross to Menorca’s untouched north coast. Expect rugged cliffs, emerald bays, and far fewer crowds than the south. Fornells Bay and its surrounding coves offer calm water and excellent swimming.

Hidden Bays:  Continue west along Menorca or tuck into secluded calas between the islands. Crystal-clear sandy-bottom anchorages, limestone walls, and total silence make these stops the purest form of Balearic sailing.

Western Ibiza:  Finish on Ibiza’s quieter, more natural side. Anchor near Cala Comte or Cala Tarida for shallow blue water and sunset views of the islets. Explore peaceful villages and coastal walks far from the nightlife zones.

Palma (Return):  Sail back to Mallorca with memories of remote coves, glowing sunsets, and the raw coastal beauty that defines the Balearics.

Family & Friends South Adriatic – Croatia (Aug 8 – 15)

Dubrovnik – Mljet – Korčula – Lastovo. Safe routes, quiet areas, historic towns, and activities suitable for families.

Dubrovnik (Start):  Begin your trip in the historic Adriatic gem. Walk the famous city walls, explore the old port, and set off toward the islands with stunning views behind you.

Mljet:  Sail to one of Croatia’s greenest and most peaceful islands. Visit Mljet National Park, bike or walk around the saltwater lakes, and enjoy safe anchorages perfect for swimming and paddleboarding.

Korčula:  Discover Korčula’s medieval old town, often called “Little Dubrovnik.” Family-friendly beaches, quiet coves, and great local konobas make it a comfortable stop for a full day.

Lastovo:  Continue to one of Croatia’s most unspoiled islands. Lastovo’s nature park, starry skies, and sheltered bays offer a slow, calm atmosphere ideal for families who want nature and space.

Dubrovnik (Return):  Sail back toward Dubrovnik with a route full of warm swims, easy anchorages, and days spent exploring some of the Adriatic’s most welcoming islands.

Sporades – Greece (Aug 29 – Sep 5)

Skiathos – Skopelos – Alonissos. Green forests, secluded bays, clear waters, traditional villages, and excellent sailing routes.

Volos (Start): Begin your journey in this lively port city beneath Mount Pelion. Stock up easily, enjoy the waterfront tavernas, and head out toward the islands with a short, comfortable first leg.

Skiathos: Begin on the most vibrant island of the Sporades. Explore its sandy beaches, stroll through the old town, and set sail along a coastline lined with pine forests and calm coves.

Skopelos: Continue to an island known for its deep greenery and peaceful atmosphere. Anchor in pine-fringed bays, visit quiet hilltop villages, and enjoy sheltered waters ideal for swimming and relaxation.

Alonissos:  Sail into the heart of the National Marine Park. Expect crystal-clear water, pristine nature, and excellent spots for snorkeling. The island’s old village offers traditional architecture and panoramic views.

Skiathos (Return):  Return to Skiathos with memories of forested shores, quiet anchorages, and smooth sailing through one of Greece’s most picturesque island chains.

Marmaris – Turkey (September)

Marmaris – Bozburun – Selimiye – Orhaniye. Protected bays, warm waters, modern ports, and wild natural areas.

Marmaris (Start):  Begin in one of Turkey’s best sailing hubs. Explore the waterfront promenade, provision easily, and head out toward the quiet coves of the Bozburun Peninsula.

Bozburun:  Sail into a peaceful town surrounded by rugged hills and sheltered anchorages. Known for traditional boatbuilding, Bozburun offers a laid-back atmosphere and clear, calm waters.

Selimiye:  Continue to one of the most scenic bays on the peninsula. The long, enclosed inlet provides excellent protection and glassy water. Enjoy waterfront restaurants, gentle swims, and quiet evenings.

Orhaniye:  Anchor in a wide, green bay famous for its shallow sandbar and smooth, warm water. The surrounding forests and hills give the area a wild, natural feel, while the marina offers modern comfort.

Marmaris (Return):  Sail back to Marmaris with a route full of sheltered bays, smooth seas, and the striking coastline of the Bozburun Peninsula.

Malta (October)

Valletta – Comino – Gozo. Rich history, blue lagoons, easy diving, short island navigation, and dramatic landscapes.

Valletta (Start):  Begin in Malta’s fortified capital, surrounded by grand harbors and centuries of maritime history. Explore its narrow streets, stock up in the old city, and set sail north toward the islands.

Comino:  Drop anchor in the famous Blue Lagoon or one of the quieter coves nearby. Expect vivid turquoise water, rocky cliffs, and excellent snorkeling and diving in sheltered, shallow areas.

Gozo:  Continue to Malta’s greener, calmer sister island. Discover rugged coastlines, peaceful villages, and coastal highlights like the Inland Sea and Wied il-Għasri. Gozo’s clear waters offer accessible dive sites and relaxed swimming.

Valletta (Return):  Sail back toward Valletta with a route full of striking cliffs, luminous bays, and short, enjoyable island hops across Malta’s dramatic seascape.

Seychelles (November)

Mahé – Praslin – La Digue. Stunning tropical landscapes, turquoise lagoons, fine beaches, snorkeling among coral reefs, and relaxed island sailing.