Why it works
Come alone, sail with a crew
Cabin cruises fill a catamaran with six to ten guests who booked just like you. By day two the boat has its own rhythm; by day seven you're exchanging numbers at the airport.
Everything is already planned
Fixed departure dates, a route tested by the skipper, breakfasts and most lunches aboard, marina fees in the price. Your only decisions are swim now or swim later.
A skipper, not a tour guide
You're on a real sailing yacht, not a ferry — trim a sail, take the helm, or do absolutely nothing. The skipper adapts each day to weather and the group's mood.
What's included
- Double cabin with bedding & towels
- Professional skipper and planned route
- Breakfast & light lunch aboard most days
- Marina fees and fuel on the standard route
- Small-group crew — typically 6–10 guests
- Dinners ashore at your own pace (not included)
Common questions
I'm travelling solo — do I pay for the whole cabin?
You can book a shared cabin (same-gender pairing) at the per-person price on many departures, or take the whole cabin for a single-occupancy supplement. We'll show both options where available.
Where and when do cabin cruises run?
Mostly Greece and Croatia from late May to early October, with set Saturday-to-Saturday departures. Winter departures appear in the Caribbean on selected weeks.
What's the group usually like?
Mixed: solo travellers, couples, pairs of friends, typically 25–55 years old. If a departure skews a particular way — party, family, quiet — we'll tell you before you book.
Sound like your trip?
Tell us your dates and group — a broker replies within 24 hours with a concrete plan and honest prices.
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