Where we sail. Why it matters.

Destinations are context.
Not the product.
We do not sell destinations — we sail in them. The route follows the conditions, the season, and what the group is working on. A Cruising trip in the Mediterranean might spend three days in the Balearics and two days near Valencia, or it might stay coastal and focus on manoeuvres. A transit covers a defined passage regardless of scenery.
What the region provides is the sailing environment: the wind patterns, the passage lengths, the anchorage challenges, the port entries. Those are what shape the coaching, not the postcard views.
The regions we sail

Mediterranean
The Spanish Mediterranean coast and the Balearic Islands. Summer sailing, thermal breezes, and island-hop conditions that develop real boat handling. April to October.

Canary Islands
Consistent trade winds, open-water passages between islands, and offshore sailing that builds real confidence. The winter base for Cruising trips and the arrival point for autumn transits. November to March.
Med ↔ Canary Islands
The offshore passage connecting both regions. Autumn southbound, spring northbound. Roughly 1,000 nautical miles of open Atlantic — the passage that links the two sailing seasons.
When we sail where.
| Period | Region | Trip type |
|---|---|---|
| April – October | Mediterranean — Valencia, Mallorca, Ibiza, Balearics | Cruising, Custom |
| October – November | Transit south — Med → Canary Islands | Transit |
| November – March | Canary Islands — Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Tenerife | Cruising, Custom |
| February – March | Transit north — Canary Islands → Med | Transit |
Season boundaries are indicative. Actual departure windows depend on weather patterns in any given year. We do not operate on a fixed calendar — we sail when conditions are right.
Ready to plan?
Tell us which region interests you and your rough timing. We will match you to the right experience and confirm availability.