Meals are delicious and plentiful! Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served on board, as well as afternoon snacks and are all included in your trip cost. Every effort is made to buy provisions locally which helps the local economy and brings you the freshest fruits, meats, fish and vegetables available.  Dining is usually alfresco, out on the deck, but an indoor dining saloon is also available.

Special diets such as vegetarian and gluten-free will be accommodated, however, more restrictive diets such as vegan and kosher cannot be accommodated.

Unlimited beer, wine, soft drinks and rum punch is available through the sailing week.  You're welcome to bring any other drinks you'd like onto the boat.  Included soft drinks include cola, diet cola, lemon-lime soft drink, ginger ale and tonic water.

We've chosen the absolute BEST time of year to sail in the Eastern Caribbean.  Expected daily temperatures between 75 and 83F (24-28C), and water temperature around 77F / 25C.  The dry season brings very little rain, and hurricane season is long gone as well as the seasonal Christmas winds.

While February is known for calm seas in the area, it's important to note that there will always be some movement on a sailboat.  If you've experienced motion sickness in the past, or aren't sure how you'll adjust, please bring your preferred remedy with you. Most motion sickness medications aren't effective if taken after you start feeling sick. 

While you won't need any money on board, we'll be making some port stops along the way where you'll want to have some cash on hand.  The US dollar is accepted in most ports, while the Euro is preferred in French ports, while Visa and MasterCard are accepted at almost all merchants.

Most cell phone carriers provide international roaming service on Caribbean networks. Call your provider to ensure you have coverage, and ask about cost-saving international service plans.  We will be in data/call range often.  Our ship does not have WiFi, but WiFi can be found during port stops if necessary.

Dress on board is very casual at all times.  There's a chance you may want to dine on shore, in which case you may want to pack a nice outfit.  Given that you'll likely spend the vast majority of the trip in flip flops and shorts we strongly recommend packing light.  Cabin space is limited so keep that in mind when packing the kitchen sink ;-)

Two cabins on the ship are intended for solo sailors in private rooms, while 4 additional cabins contain 2 beds each and are perfect for solo travelers sharing, with a lower and an upper bunk.  The remaining cabins are outfitted with one double, queen, or king bed each.  Solo travelers wishing to book any double-occupancy cabins as private can do so at the rate of 2 sailors.

Yes, this is a true sailing vessel!  If conditions are right, the captains will take advantage of it to turn the engine off and proceed under sail alone.  Most of the time, however, the sails and engines will be used together during morning or nighttime travel.  Take a turn at the helm, or simply relax and watch the action.

Sensitivity to motion is not always based on weather conditions. If you have experienced motion sickness in the past, or you’re not sure how you will adjust, we recommend that you pack your preferred remedy. If you are prone to seasickness, you should take your medication prior to sailing.

This is our home for the week and we intend to have as much fun as we possibly can.  From bow to stern we'll make ourselves comfortable and soak in the adventure of the high seas. Take a jump from the ship then laze around on a floatie mat. Take a turn at the helm, or simply relax and watch the action.  Hike to viewpoints, or stroll around unique ports.  Soak up the sun on an impossibly-white sand beach, or snorkel through the crystal-clear water.  Tell jokes and have a dance party after sunset - the possibilities are endless. Board games and playing cards are available.

Let us know what you came to enjoy, and we’ll do our best to ensure that you’re a happy sailor.