The one-week Montenegro trip is ideal for first-time sailors who are looking for relaxation and fun. You will gradually learn the skills of sailing as you tour Montenegro's coastline and visit places that are accessible only by sea. >>

The Croatian coast's breathtaking beauty, pristine sea and islands that number in the hundreds are a delight and challenge for lovers of sailing. Its coastal towns are a testimony to centuries of intersecting cultures on the Adriatic cost.

The wind is never lacking and you will find yourself continually stunned by the region's spectacular views, no matter which island you happen to be visiting. The trip from Bar, Montenegro to Hvar lasts 14 days, while more adventurous sailors may take a three-week trip to Kornati.  >>

We recommend this trip to those who have already experienced the exhilaration of sailing the seas, and to those who are ready for an adventure.

We set sail on the Adriatic Sea, go into the Tarrant gulf, the Ionian Sea, and we enter the Tyrrhenian Sea across the Strait of Messina. This is an opportunity to enjoy sailing, visit Sicilian towns, monuments of ancient culture, the volcano Etna, still active volcanic islands, and to meet many impassioned people for whom sailing is a way of life.

The trip to Giardini Naxos is scheduled for 14 days, but if you want to visit the Aeolian Islands (Lipari), you must set aside 21 days. >>

The course of this unique trip will carry you across the Adriatic Sea to southern Italy, across the unpredictable Otranto Strait, and on to the Ionian Sea.

The islands are green all year round, the winds perfect for sailing, and the region's towns bear history's secrets, which they hide in a typically Greek ambient. The trip to Parga lasts 14 days, while cruising to Zakynthos takes 21 days. >>