One-week routes

One-week sailing routes: 45 routes, day by day

Each route is a loop from a charter base for a one-week charter: a day-by-day plan, legs with miles, overnight stops in order with coordinates, and a map. Alongside: discounted boats in the same destination and monthly prices from the agent's checks.

Routes
45
day by day, with a map
Destinations
11
the Mediterranean
Days in the plan
5–9
boarding to check-out
Miles in a week
55–295
shortest to longest loop

One-week sailing routes in Turkey

One-week sailing routes in Greece

One-week sailing routes in Croatia

One-week sailing routes in Montenegro

One-week sailing routes in Italy

One-week sailing routes in France

One-week sailing routes in Spain

One-week sailing routes in the Canary Islands

One-week sailing routes in the Seychelles

One-week sailing routes in Thailand

One-week sailing routes in the Caribbean

Questions

How to pick a one-week route

All questions and answers

Which one-week sailing routes are the shortest?

Shortest by miles: Praslin — Curieuse — Aride (Seychelles), about 55 nautical miles; Bar — Ulcinj (Montenegro), about 60 nautical miles; Mahé — Silhouette (Seychelles), about 60 nautical miles. Short legs leave time for swimming and stops, which makes a first week under sail easier.

Which one-week sailing routes are the longest?

Most miles: Palermo — Stromboli (Italy), about 295 nautical miles; Valencia — Formentera (Spain), about 225 nautical miles; Kos — Rhodes (Greece), about 190 nautical miles. These are weeks for an experienced crew: longer legs, more wind and sea.

Which destinations have routes?

Turkey: 5 routes; Greece: 5 routes; Croatia: 6 routes; Montenegro: 3 routes; Italy: 6 routes; France: 3 routes; Spain: 5 routes; Canary Islands: 2 routes; Seychelles: 3 routes; Thailand: 3 routes; Caribbean: 4 routes. Each destination page shows all its routes on a map, plus discounted boats.

Do I need a licence to charter a yacht?

For a bareboat charter (no skipper or crew provided), yes: a skipper's licence and, as a rule, a VHF radio certificate. Without a licence, we add a skipper, paid separately from the boat price.

Why do all charters run Saturday to Saturday?

99% of charter fleets worldwide work this way: the boat comes back on Friday evening and goes out to the next crew on Saturday morning. Other changeover days are possible in low season, by arrangement. In some destinations (the Caribbean, Cuba, France) you can add days beyond the week: +1, 2, 3 or 4 days.

How far ahead should I book?

In the Mediterranean (Turkey, Greece, Croatia), you can catch hot deals 2–⁠6 weeks ahead. For the Caribbean, the Seychelles and other exotic destinations, book early, 4–⁠8 months ahead: fleets there are smaller and last-minute discounts almost never come up.

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