On board, we sail on a watch system – even at night. Everyone is part of the crew and is involved in navigation, weather observation, sailing maneuvers, and ship handling according to their experience. This leaves plenty of time to find your own rhythm at sea, experience the starry sky, and, with a bit of luck, observe dolphins or whales.
Sailing experience is helpful, but not required. More important are team spirit, reliability, and a willingness to actively participate in life on board. The trip is suitable for anyone who wants to gain their first offshore sailing experience and log nautical miles, or deepen their practical knowledge.
In February, the climate around the Canary Islands and Madeira is usually mild to pleasantly warm. However, wind, waves, and weather can be challenging on the open Atlantic. Therefore, the exact sailing plan depends on the current conditions.
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