After breakfast and perhaps a swim, you'll usually head for another bay to swim and windsurf, lounge about, and have lunch. After that, you'll probably go somewhere else for the evening. Generally, itinerary decisions are taken on a daily basis and the captain will try and do what the guests ask him. His job is to please as many people as possible for as much of the time as possible, with safety and, eventually, your ultimate week-ending transfer always firmly in mind. Without getting into meats and fish, we try to make this as interesting as the limited variety of ingredients available, and restricted space permits.
Drinks are available from the crew's bar at reasonable prices.
She has great charm and character and is very much loved by virtually all who sail her. The rig is a schooner, which means the rear mast is taller than the front one and is thus very distinctive and always creates interest. Much of last summer and autumn was spent on major renovations of the boat with engine overhaul and complete hull stripping down, checking out and repainting. Naturally we have on board full safety equipment, plus CD player, mobile phone, a new larger fridge, and other modern conveniences. One of these is the captain's, the other is for guests.