Day 2 - Gibraltar

Day 3 - Canary Islands, Tenerife

Day 4 - Cape Verde

Day 5 - Grenada

Day 2 - Gibraltar

Day 3 - Canary Islands, Tenerife

Day 4 - Cape Verde

Day 5 - Grenada

**This is a sample itinerary. The actual itinerary may be adjusted by the captain or the service provider due to weather conditions or other reasons.

Introduction

A chance to become part of the crew in a transatlantic crossing on a comfortable catamaran. Gain miles and watch-keeping experience. Basic sailing skills are required.

Day 1 Sardinia

Start from Sardinia, marina Cala dei Sardi

Day 2 Gibraltar

1-day stop in Gibraltar. Refueling, provision purchase.

Day 3 Canary Islands, Tenerife

1-day stop on Canary island. Refueling, provision purchase.

Day 4 Cape Verde

1-day stop on Cape Verde island. Refueling, provision purchase.

Day 5 Grenada

Finish on Grenada island.

Day 6

Boat details

Lagoon 450 -

Berths 8

Beam 7,84 m m

Draft 1,30 m

Cabins 4

Bathroom 4

Price details

Price includes

Exclusive use of the vessel throughout the Atlantic Crossing
The expertise of two seasoned professional skippers
All boat-related expenses meticulously taken care of

Price does not include

Flights to and from the embarkation and disembarkation points
Meals and beverages during the journey
Personal equipment necessary for the voyage
Transfers to and from the yacht
Personal Insurance coverage
Onboard satellite communications for your convenience

Your peace of mind options

Cancellation policy

A transparent overview of applicable fees

Travel insurance

Be covered for any unforseen circumstances

Select a departure month

Start

Duration

Finish

Availability

Price / Person

Start

Price / Person

Cruise reviews

Customer reviews for the company operating the cruise

How customer reviews and ratings work

We use the Average with Prior (also known as Bayesian Average) to calculate the total rating for each sailing cruise

Since new cruises could have very few reviews, each review can significantly impact the average score, potentially leading to misleading representations of the total score (e.g., one very positive or very negative review skewing the overall rating). To mitigate this, we use a "prior" or "default" score.

This means that each cruise, by default, starts with a rating of 4, which is calculated from 5 hypothetical reviews, each rated 4. This assumption provides a baseline level of performance that is neutral-to-positive.

For example, if a new cruise receives a 5-star review, the total rating will be adjusted to 4.17. Here's how it is calculated: (4 × 5) + 5 = 25 and then divided by the total number of reviews 6 (5 default + 1 actual review), resulting in 4.17

As more reviews come in, the weight of the actual reviews increases, and the influence of the prior diminishes.

CRUISES NEARBY

Sailing the Canary Islands

Price per person

from $0 per day

Select dates

Atlantic crossing on a catamaran