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  • Aroa and Carlos have been amazing hosts, they are adventurous, kind and open minded. They built themselves an exemplary lifestyle with sustainability in focus. The trip was everything we hoped for and more. Thanks for the once in a lifetime experience, knowledge shared, amazing company, and food. Highly recommended! :)
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  • The journey through the Canary Islands with Isra has been a real pleasure. We went with the recently released PER and we have learned a lot. He explains things to you patiently like no one else has done before. Furthermore, the boat (Akun) is great, everything is very adapted to make it comfortable to navigate and live in. Super recommended. We will repeat!
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  • Great experience! Everything worked smoothly, captains, boat, route, navigation and stopovers. I really enjoiyed sailing with them.
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  • It has been a great experience with Aroa and Carlos. We have had a great week of sailing, very complete. The food is very good on board the Drakar. Good hosts, good sailors and they are very detailed with the cleanliness on board. There was a very good atmosphere with the crewmates. I would love to repeat
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  • It has been a very good experience. Manuel and Javier are two great professionals. The ship is prepared for ocean navigations.
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    April 2022
    Great experience where I learned a lot with Nacho, Chedey and Nicoleta. Great team and very good people.
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  • El viaje con Israel fue una experiencia super guay. del primer instante me sentí bienvenido a bordo de la Akun, un barco hermoso , comodo y seguro. Israel es un encanto como persona y un capitan que irridia confianca y serenidad. Para mi esta semana ha sido un regalo inolvidable.
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  • I have loved the experience, both for the navigation and for the personality and calm of both Israel and Nana. Thanks for everything!
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Frequent questions
  • ✅What is the cheapest time to travel to the Canary Islands?

    Generally, from October to March, prices in the Canary Islands are more affordable, due to the fact that demand is concentrated in the summer months.
  • ⭐What is the best time to travel to the Canary Islands?

    The best period to navigate the Canary Islands is from April to October, especially in the summer months, since in autumn and winter the winds blow stronger and churn up the sea.
  • ⚡What is the best time to dive in the Canary Islands?

    The months of September and October are ideal for diving in the Canary Islands , as the days are sunnier and there is generally less wind. Although diving in the Canary Islands is possible at any time of the year, as long as the sea allows it.
  • ✍ Do I need more people to navigate the Canary Islands?

    It is not necessary, since thanks to Sailwiz you can only reserve your place for the crossing that you like the most or if you prefer and you are accompanied, buy several places or even the entire boat if you are a group. This way it's easier and you won't have excuses.
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  • Sailing in the Canary Islands on your holidays

    It may be because of its wild beauty, its volcanic nature, its attractive contrasts, the friendliness of its people or its mild climate throughout the year, but we cannot think of any reason why not to choose the Canary Islands as a holiday destination.

    And what better way than to get to know these wonderful archipelago than by boat? If you want to maximize the adventure of exploring the characteristics that make each of its eight islands unique, sailing in the Canary Islands on your vacation is the best alternative. Discover the Atlantic live!
  • Why go sailing in the Canary Islands?

    Apart from its pleasantly warm and stable temperatures throughout the year, the Canary Islands have so much to offer that it would be a shame to limit yourself to exploring them only on foot or by car. If you don't want to be an ordinary tourist, be a non-conformist: choose nautical tourism.

    Some of the many reasons why sailing in the Canary Islands by boat is the best alternative for your holidays, is to enjoy the coexistence directly with its extraordinary nature. Entering fully into the middle of the Atlantic Ocean and experiencing the incredible sensation of how insignificant we are before the greatness of the sea, is an incomparable experience. Imagine waking up to the sea breeze, sleeping rocked by the sound of the waves, finding some friendly dolphins that come to greet you... It's a fascinating way of traveling.

    Another reason is the exclusivity that the ship allows you, exploring isolated secret places, far from crowds and even unattainable for regular tourism, especially in summer. There are places like the island of La Graciosa where you can only enter the port or anchor with a special navigation permit, otherwise you must adapt to the limited schedules of some of the ferry companies that offer visits to this small island.

    In addition, whether to do any activity on the boat or to stay on board during your vacation, what better way is there to optimize time so as not to miss any of the eight wonderful Canary Islands ?
  • What to see in Tenerife? Plans to navigate the island of Tenerife

    Tenerife is the most touristic island of the Canary archipelago, offering a magnificent environment where you can sail 365 days a year. Whether sailing or motorized, joining a group of crew members will allow you to explore incredible unknown places and practice all kinds of exciting water activities, without being overwhelmed by the overcrowding of tourists.

    If you want a different vacation, Tenerife is a good option to whet your appetite. At Sailwiz , we leave you the best 4 plans to do by boat on this island:
    • Excursion for whale watching. Observing these marine animals in their own habitat is a sensation that will make your hair stand on end. Both for adults but especially for families with children, it is an amazing plan,
    • Navigation crossing to La Gomera. The experience of a sailing trip to La Gomera will be an adventure sailing the waters of the Atlantic.
    • Fishing trips in the south of Tenerife. Encouraging yourself to experience for a few hours what live bottom fishing or deep-sea fishing is like at the hands of professionals will be an incredible way to learn.
    • One week sailing and diving cruise . What could be better than embarking on a whole seafaring experience with the security that a local skipper gives you and immerse yourself in the ocean to closely observe turtles, fish, dolphins... Incredible!
  • What to see in Gran Canaria? The 5 best beaches for sailing

    Being the second Canary Island that receives more visits each year and it is not for less, knowing everything that Gran Canaria has to offer from the sea will be a pleasure for the senses.

    If you want to get away from the beaches built up by hotel complexes and the most touristy beaches to anchor on beaches where you are practically alone, we recommend the 5 best beaches to go sailing in Gran Canaria :

    1. Playa Sardina del Norte : this beautiful corner seems paradisiacal since it is surrounded by turquoise waters that impresses. The best thing is that it is sheltered from the wind and very close you can find El Roquete beach.

    2. Playa Medio Almud or Tititaña: only accessible on foot by a very stony path, this beach is ideal to be visited by boat. Its location, its unspoiled undeveloped environment and its crystal clear waters create this magical place.

    3. Guayedra Beach: if you love black sand beaches, this is yours. Its difficult accessibility by road means that hardly any tourists come to this wonder of nature, so anchoring here will be a pleasure.

    4. Playa Dedo de Dios: named after a rock that jutted out of the sea, this beach surrounded by cliffs and black sand, is frequented almost exclusively by locals.

    5. La Aldea Beach: located in the Aldea de San Nicolás, the town that gives it its name, it is a pebble beach and fairly calm waters. Recommended to go with children, yes, do not forget the booties.
  • What to see in Lanzarote? Recommended navigation corners

    If you are one of those who prefer to postpone summer holidays to more autumnal months but still enjoy summer temperatures, Lanzarote is your destination. Its climate, which does not drop below 20ºC, is ideal to go to sea and enjoy a dreamlike environment without haste. What are you waiting for? We leave you some of the recommended places to go sailing in Lanzarote:
    • Punta del Papagayo. Crossed through almost two kilometers of small coves and beaches such as the well-known Playa Mujeres or Playa Papagayo, you will enjoy a relaxing atmosphere due to the quality of its waters and its little-frequented atmosphere, since reaching this place by land is somewhat complicated. The most recommended way to admire its beautiful views is from a sailboat or catamaran.
    • La Graciosa and Isla de Lobos. You cannot navigate Lanzarote without taking an excursion to its neighboring islands, La Graciosa and Isla de Lobos. And the best way to savor it without haste is to go on your own, with the flexibility that a private crossing offers you. These places keep the authentic essence and the wild nature characteristic of the lucky islands.
    • Barranco del Quíquere. If you want to snorkel this is your beach. Its rocky bottoms are home to all kinds of fish and marine fauna, especially for scuba diving. There will hardly be people as it can only be accessed on foot through a steep rocky ravine, making it ideal for anchoring and enjoying the freedom that this place breathes.
    • Playa del Rey. Also known as El Ancla beach, it was declared a National Heritage. It is a place very frequented by the people of Lanzarote, so if you visit it after noon the best option is a boat excursion, since the shore is narrow and stony so it is easily completed.
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