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FLOTILLA HOLIDAYS
GREECE, TURKEY, CROATIA 2007
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|| Flotilla Saronic
Isles || Flotilla
Northern Sporades || Flotilla
Turkey || Flotilla
Croatia||
Beach Club Peloponnese || Yacht Charter || Learn to Sail || Sail & Stay ||
Seafarer is pleased to introduce Flotilla Sailing for 2007. Flotilla sailing offers the excellent combination of having the privacy and flexibility of chartering your own yacht with the comfort of having on hand when needed, the advise and assistance of our flotilla crew. For many the social element of meeting up with like minded crews from the other flotilla yachts after a good days sailing in a scenic harbourside taverna is both reassuring and fun. The flotilla broadly follows the itinerary set by our skipper with the possibility of also doing your own thing like swimming stop in a secluded bay.
You must have within your party a skipper qualified to 'day skipper' level as well as another party member with some crewing experience. If you need to obtain a qualification before you go please ask about our recommended sailing schools in the UK or the Med. You will need to allow 2 weekends or 5 days to attend an intensive training course.
Ideal
for those with limited sailing experience is our flotilla
training course for the first 3 days of your holiday.
You can benefit from private tuition from one of our
experienced sailing tutors. You will be issued with
a flotilla competence certificate at the end of the
course.
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Flotilla Sailing Areas
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Flotilla Sailing in Greece - South of Athens
Saronic
Isles & Peloponnese 2007
Conditions in the Saronic Gulf
and along the coast of the eastern Peloponnese are ideal
for our style of cruising in company. Moderate sailing
passages and predictable steady breezes throughout the
day that will suit experienced sailors as well as beginners.
This is the natural home of flotilla sailing with each
day’s routine being the essence of cruising the
wonderful Greek Isle
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Flotilla Sailing in Greece - Skiathos
Northern
Sporades & Pelion 2007
A collection of beautiful and relatively
unspoilt islands lying off the coast of Thessaly and the
Pelion peninsula, with the large island of Evia lying
to the south west, the Northern Sporades are an absolute
‘must see’ for lovers of Greece and a ‘must
do’ for more experienced sailors. The islands are
renowned for their superb sandy beaches, scenic pinewooded
hills, pretty towns and abundant sea life. A national
sea park has been established east of Alonissos.
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Ionian Beach Club
Beach Club Sailing Holidays 2007
Our Beach Club is an ideal family holiday
village with excellent facilities, half board meals and
water-sports included the price of your holiday. A week
at our Beach Club is also the perfect addition to a flotilla
holiday.
Situated on the coast of historic Achaia in the
north western Peloponnese, the club has 80 bungalows set
in extensive gardens of over 10 acres, directly adjacent
to a long sandy beach. Within a short drive is the traditional
fishing hamlet of Achaia and the farming town of Kato
Achaia. Notable excursions from the area include ancient
Olympia, birth place of the Olympic Games. Also the city
of Patras with its castle and well known Achaia Klaus
wine museum.
Further along the coast the new Rion bridge
is one of the world’s longest suspension bridges
linking the Peloponnese with the mainland and an ideal
route to visit ancient Delphi. To the west are the Araxos
and Metochi lagoons, protected wetlands of international
repute.
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Flotilla Sailing in Croatia
Mid Dalmatia 2007
Croatia's spectacular Adriatic coast
of a 'thousand islands' is a yachtsman's paradise. To
sail in steady breezes
through the beautiful Kornati National Park in true 'island
hopping' fashion is an experience not to be missed.
Sample the fine cuisine and warm hospitality of the local
people while exploring the larger lush, more populated
islands of Brac and Solta. Discover the picturesque Medieval
towns of Dubrovnik, Hvar and Korcula with their
imposing walls and rich history. For those looking to
really unwind, Croatia's relaxed charm is epitomised by
its
stunning coastline and lively fishing villages.
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Flotilla Sailing in Turkey
The Turkish Coast 2007
With abundant sunshine and crystal clear
waters, yacht cruising in Turkey is a true delight. There
are countless unspoiled coves and forgotten harbours to
discover. This coast's rich history offers a fascinating
blend of Byzantine castles, ancient rock tombs, plus Hellenistic
and Roman ruins to explore. Each bay provides a quiet
backwater with its’ characteristic rustic local
restaurant. Experience the genuine warmth and east and
west of Marmaris. Your departure date will determine the
direction your route takes, but either way you will have
an opportunity to discover huge pinewooded gulfs with
secluded anchorages and the romantic ruins of ancient
civilizations. There are so many coves, bays and villages
to explore either as lunchtime anchorages or overnight
stays.
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