AND SAIL HOLIDAYS
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Do you want to try something a little bit different? Of course you do. So, why not add some time sailing the shores of the Ionian on a Neilson
yacht to your next beachclub holiday? Come and join us on a stay and sail adventure!
This is how it works. You’ll spend a week living it up at a beachclub, packing in the activities, relaxing by the pool and if you have kids, getting them off to club. The
following week you’ll be sailing your yacht. You may have never set foot on a yacht before, but it really doesn’t
matter. Our team will show you the ropes, so you’ll feel totally happy and confident when you do set sail.
A holiday for everyone If you’ve never sailed before, you’ll learn everything you need to know in just a few days. If you’ve been sailing for years, it’s a good way to mix it up, keeping everybody happy (including the beach lovers). Families will also love the variety and adventure that sailing can be and of course we have the full range of kids’ clubs for your week at the beachclub. You’ll see it’s a fun-filled, sociable adventure, suitable for just about everybody.
Already a sailor? You’ll already know how great a sailing holiday can be. Well stay and sail may just be the holiday you’re looking for if you want friends and family to catch the sailing bug too. Why not switch it up and jump straight on board for week one and relax on land for week two?
It’s also a great way to pick up a sailing qualification (now needed in most countries). Experienced sailors can take the International Certificate of Competence (ICC) assessment on a training yacht while staying at the beachclub.
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