Spending a weekend on a sailboat is a great way to approach a holiday at sea, especially for those who are just starting out.
So there is no need to be an experienced sailor.
You just need to bring with you the desire to enjoy the landscape, the sea and know how to adapt.
Flexibility and the ability to adapt to life on board and fellow travelers are the only things you really need.
Although a few days, they are enough to unwind from everyday life and immerse yourself completely in nature, away from the noise and chaos.
The rhythms on board are slow, there is no stress to follow precise schedules, and you can take the right time for each activity.
The sailboat waves are the real travel companions, even before the rest of the crew. They dictate the pace of navigation, along with the wind.
During a weekend, from Friday to Sunday, there is enough time to discover secluded coves and bays, stay at night and enjoy the starry sky in silence and total darkness, or choose to go down and walk on the marina of a small marina, enjoy typical dishes cooked with local ingredients and fresh.
You can therefore find a fair compromise between the time spent at sea and the time spent on land; newbies may prefer short sails, while the more experienced can opt for trips where you spend all your time at sea.
