• Preparatory activities: 2 live meetings, planning materials, tourist recommendations, Q&A sessions and more.
• The boat, its tender, fuel, and all marine safety equipment. Harbor dues and mooring fees.
• Services of an English speaking skipper-guide.
• Skipper’s welcome cocktail on the first day.
• Bedding, towels, and bath towels. Basic hygiene and cleaning supplies.
• Trolling fishing gear, 2 paddleboards, masks, fins, and snorkels for 6 people.
• Planning of activities and ground transportation.

Optional extras:

1. Services of a chef. The chef prepares the dinner meals according to the plan, and with some leeway for last minute changes. The chef also prepares self-serve breakfast baskets and gourmet coffee as well as self-serve lunch baskets.

2. Provisioning service for the whole experience. Meals are planned with you weeks before and the provisioning made according to your needs and tastes, as well as how many dinners ashore. This service is mandatory if you chose to retain the services of a chef.

• Wine and other alcoholic beverages.
• Meals ashore and restaurants.
• The cost of provisions.  The optional provisioning service covers the planning, purchasing and delivery to the boat of provisions
• Any other expenses ashore: souvenirs, cultural or sports activities, lessons, hikes, transportation, etc.
• Immigration, customs, tourist permit fees, and park/reserve access fees.
• Gratuities for the crew.
• Transportation to the departure island or return from the arrival island.

There are no age limitations to enjoy this adventure.   If you are unsure how a physical condition may (or not) impact your enjoyment of experience, please contact us first and we'll sort it out to ensure that you get all the value you'd expect.

All our boats are safe and equipped with modern safety equipments.  But as all boats, ours float on water and you will better enjoy your experience if you love water than if you fear it.

Sea sickness happens, even to old salts.  Except for rare cases, discomfort induced by boat movements happen only between one tranquil anchorage and the next one, and these passages last only a few hours.

This adventure unfolds under the warm tropical sun — a paradise for sailors, but one that calls for thoughtful preparation.
Bring the sun protection best suited to your skin type, as temperatures will range from 21°C at night to around 30°C during the day. A constant sea breeze keeps these temperatures pleasantly comfortable on board.

You’ll need very little warm clothing, with just a few useful exceptions:

• A light raincoat: Showers happen almost daily, though they’re usually brief. It’s also invaluable when hiking in the mountains, where mist and drizzle are common.
• Comfortable footwear: Running shoes or light hiking shoes are ideal for shore excursions.
• A secure hat: Choose one that stays on your head even in a breeze.
• Sunglasses: Essential under the tropical sun — the light reflects off both the sea and the boat’s white deck.
• Neoprene or water shoes: Perfect for exploring the shoreline and protecting your feet from rocks or sea urchins.
• A reusable water bottle: We encourage everyone to avoid disposable plastics whenever possible.

Finally, because every traveler and activity is unique, your skipper-guide will host three live preparatory meetings before departure to review what to bring — and what to leave behind — according to your chosen itinerary and adventures.