The Bora: a cold and powerful wind blowing over the Adriatic
The Bora is a strong, cold wind coming from the north to northeast that regularly sweeps across the Adriatic, especially along the Croatian coast. It has long inspired both respect and fear—even among the most experienced sailors. When it blows…
Yacht design: A sailboat is not a hotel room!
In the evolution of yacht design for cruising sailboats, the key word is comfort. Modern boats have improved dramatically in terms of ergonomics, fittings, and onboard livability compared to models of the past. Everything on board today is designed and…
The right approach to sailing even without electronics
Sailing without electronics: How do you navigate if your chartplotter screen suddenly goes black? What happens if a lightning strike hits the boat and causes a power outage? What do you do if you can’t recharge your GPS batteries? Even…
Capri, the most romantic and glamorous island in the Mediterranean
Among the islands of the Gulf of Naples, Capri is undoubtedly the most romantic and sophisticated—a magical corner of land with idyllic scenery that has captivated Roman emperors and Hollywood stars alike for centuries. Sailing along its coastline, you can…
Sailing along the coasts of Slovenia and Croatia: magical and rich in history
Sailing along the coasts of Slovenia and Croatia is a wonderful experience, allowing you to explore breathtaking landscapes, visit historic towns like Piran with its Venetian architecture, and discover charming fishing villages with a relaxed atmosphere. Above all, you can…
Sailing a catamaran on a cruise: doubts, truths, and myths
Lately, an increasing number of people are interested in renting a catamaran for their sailing trips. However, many prefer to sail it themselves without the assistance of a professional skipper. The natural question arises: will they be able to handle…
Ponza: Sailing among dreamy coves, sea caves, and archaeological treasures
Sailing around the island of Ponza reveals hidden coves and sea caves with crystal-clear waters, breathtaking views, and fascinating archaeological treasures — all enriched by a lively nightlife. Wild, romantic, and at the same time cosmopolitan, this crescent-shaped hilly island…
How to avoid damage, tears, and other breakages to the genoa sail
Strong winds and sudden gusts put the genoa sails of our sailboats to the test. Here are some precautions to take while sailing to preserve your headsails. Images of sailboats with jibs torn by the wind are quite common on…
Vulcano: Tips for sailing around the queen of the Aeolian Islands
Vulcano is the first island of the Aeolian archipelago encountered when arriving from Portorosa, where most of the charter companies serving the islands are based. It is just 16 nautical miles from the Sicilian coast, a distance that can be…
Capraia, Corsica, and Elba: The best of the Mediterranean just miles apart
Capraia, Corsica, and Elba. One of the highlights of the central Tyrrhenian Sea is that, within just a few miles, you can explore by sailing some of the most picturesque spots in the Mediterranean. On this itinerary, departing from Marina…
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