Apart from having a double bed most cabins have an additional third bunk bed, one yacht has 2 twin-bedded cabins as well. All cabins have a porthole opening/windows onto the sea allowing fresh air to enter your cabin at all times. Every cabin is equipped with the following items: towels, sheets, pillows, duvet (preseason and late season) and a wardrobe. All yachts have a 220 volt generator (and from 2015 sun panels!) or a transformer on board. No smoking below deck for obvious reasons.

Taditionally built wooden gulets usually cruise with engine, but we sail whenever the wind is strong enough and if the wind direction fits ours, but never with winds exceeding 6 Beaufort (21-26 kts). The captain has the final responsibility and will make the final decision as to sail or not. It is all about the passengers’ safety in the end. When we do decide to go sailing the captain and crew are more than willing to show the more active passengers the ropes and involve you as much as you wish in sailing the yacht.

We never sail at open sea, but always along the coastline with its secluded bays and idyllic islands. Of course young children must wear life jackets at all times when sailing.