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Congratulations on completing your sailing trip! We hope you had a good time and are itching to give it a second go as soon as possible. Sailing is a beautiful experience, meant to connect you with the elements and provide you with a unique opportunity to explore multiple locations in one go. However, a sailing vacation is much more different than your average stay at a resort or hotel: Staying on a ship for a prolonged period requires some preparation and planning. This text, sponsored by good old fashioned hindsight, will help you prepare for your next sailing adventure even better!
Ladislav - 14 March 2021When sailing, you will experience certain special moments that you would take for granted if you were on solid ground. Sleeping and eating are basic everyday tasks that have a unique charm when you're on a boat. The slow and monotonous rocking of the boat at night can present problems for some but is also an excellent way to lull yourself to sleep. The same thing applies to food, as meals shared and prepared on board are that much tastier and fulfilling. Additionally, the struggle of preparing a full meal in limited surroundings of onboard kitchens will push your cooking capabilities to their limits.
Ladislav - 14 December 2020The unique charm of the Croatian coast, which combines stunning natural beauty and vibrant historical towns, leaves a lasting impression on all who visit this popular summer destination. Millions of tourists spend their holidays swimming in the warm Adriatic, lounging on some of the most beautiful beaches in Europe and sailing the nearly 1,000 Croatian islands.
Ladislav - 25 October 2020Long gone are the times when Croatia was considered an unknown and exotic tourist destination. Each summer, millions of tourists from all over Europe flock to this Mediterranean country in search of a relaxing vacation. As Croatia is relatively small, the number of visitors can transform the coastline and its islands into a rather crowded place, making it increasingly difficult to enjoy the breathtaking beauty of Croatia’s beaches and sea.
Ladislav - 20 October 2020A Catamaran sailboat has become a very popular type of boat to charter, offering comfort and a laid-back experience. But if you’re more interested in traditional sailing, you might want to consider a monohull sailboat. Adrenaline seekers will also have more fun sailing a monohull, especially under full sails. Read on to find out more about the difference between catamarans and monohulls.
Ladislav - 28 July 2020To really get to know the vessel you will spend your holidays on, you should learn a little something about the parts. Here is an alphabetical ”everything you have to know about ships” guide.
Dora - 20 July 2020Essentially there are three types of yacht charters: Bareboat - comes without a skipper or any crew Skippered - comes with a skipper Crewed - comes with a skipper and a crew, who as well as helping with navigation and sailing also prepare meals and drinks for you
Ladislav - 08 July 2020In order to become a true sailor, you’ll first need to learn some essential sailing terms. Luckily, we’ve got you covered! In this A-Z of yachting terms, we’ll briefly explain yacht terms, parts, equipment, sailing commands, and even some pirate jargon.
Dora - 08 July 2020Knots have been widely used throughout human history and are believed to be one of the cornerstones of sailing. Initially used as a binding mechanism, the number of different knots grew exponentially over time. As a result the number of applications for these knots also evolved. During the golden age of exploration, as ships became larger and more complex, new knots and applications emerged. One of the most important requirements of any sailor was an ability to tie an appropriate knot. As technology advanced and sailboat demand dwindled, so did the art of knotting. However, learning how to tie basic knots is essential to your safety when you venture out to sea even today. As with learning how to tie your tie or laces, practice and repetition is key to mastering sailing knots. Below we list some of the most commonly used knots in sailing with basic instructions on how to tie each of them.
Ladislav - 08 July 2020Organising a sailing holiday can be quite a bit more challenging than your ordinary summer holiday. There are several things that need to be considered beforehand. However, if done correctly, a sailing holiday will become your best holiday decision yet! In this modern era, information about almost everything is just a click of a mouse away. So why not use a boat route planner to prepare for everything you will need for a sailing adventure.
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