Our adventure begins on April 4, 2026, on the Caribbean island of St. Maarten.
After boarding, receiving a safety briefing and preparing provisions together, we use the first few hours to make final preparations and get to know the crew.
Once everything is ready, we set sail north to Bermuda. This legendary stopover offers the opportunity for shore excursions, restocking, and a comprehensive technical check—always subject to the weather and the crew's wishes.
From Bermuda, we set course for the Azores. During the following crossing, we experience true blue water sailing: keeping watches, trimming sails, navigating, weather observation, cooking together, and intense conversations in the cockpit characterize the two to three weeks at sea. Starlit nights, the play of dolphins, or the appearance of flying fish provide special moments. Life on board is characterized by team spirit, mutual support, and the shared goal: reaching Europe safely and happily.
After landing in the Azores, the next leg takes us to Lisbon – here we breathe European harbor air, enjoy shore excursions, and experience Portuguese flair. Finally, the final leg takes us along the coast to our destination port of Málaga. After a total of over 3,500 nautical miles, we celebrate the conclusion of our journey on Spain's sunny coast.
What is special about our trip
Our yacht isn't just a charter boat for the masses—you'll be part of a real crew exploring new horizons and creating an unforgettable adventure together. We don't sail a standard weekly itinerary; instead, we experience authentic long-distance cruising and embrace everything the sea has in store.
Every trip is unique: sometimes spontaneous, sometimes fully planned, always full of surprises. The focus is on working together, experiencing technology, mutual support, and experiences that go beyond a simple vacation.
You want to do more than just be there?
You can actively participate in all areas of life on board: technology, navigation, sailing maneuvers, provisioning, or simply experience the real “boat life” on an ocean cruiser.
Yacht & Equipment
Our modern and comfortable Hanse 575 awaits you with four double cabins and a skipper's cabin—each with its own bathroom and electric toilet. Comfort and self-sufficiency are ensured by:
Fast, safe design inspired by Volvo Ocean Racers
Wi-Fi via Starlink, multimedia system, air conditioning, generator (220 V/7 kW), washing machine, bread maker, Nespresso machine, large solar panels
Radar, AIS, watermaker, hydraulic bathing platform, dinghy with electric motor.
Our yacht has successfully participated in the Atlantic Rally for Cruisers (ARC) and meets all international safety requirements.
Sustainability & Crew Spirit
We focus on sustainable sailing and test innovative onboard products to make the sailing experience as environmentally friendly as possible – without sacrificing comfort.
Our small crew of experienced skippers looks forward to experiencing the real adventure at sea with you.
Wind & Climate on the move
In April, we can expect mostly stable winds, pleasant temperatures, and an impressive interplay of weather and light on the classic North Atlantic route. Daytime temperatures generally range between 18 and 25°C, and the Atlantic presents itself with long swells and clear air – perfect conditions for challenging yet enjoyable bluewater sailing.
Services
Atlantic crossing as a crewed sailing trip under experienced guidance
berth on the yacht
Sailing instructions and comprehensive safety briefing
Nautical mile confirmation on request
Use of all on-board facilities, full integration into on-board life
Additional costs:
Onboard cash (harbour fees, food, diesel, final cleaning, etc.), approx. €250 per week and person
Arrival and departure
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