No experience necessary That’s right, even if you’ve never set foot on a yacht before it’s never too late to learn. Our ‘Intro to yachting’ course is aimed at complete beginners and will set you on the right track. In just four days, it covers absolutely everything you need to know to skipper your own yacht. You won’t be in a classroom; the training is practical and hands on, which really helps your confidence to grow. Children aged between 13 and 15 years can also do this course with their family. Available for a supplement, you'll take it during your week at the beachclub.


Our yachts Your yacht will be your home for your week afloat. And what a home it is! Taking you from port to port, it’s kitted out with just about everything you need, even a kitchen sink!


See page 92 for more about our yachts.


Where we stay and sail We have two stay and sail bases on the beautiful Ionian coastline of Greece.


Retreat Beachclub - stay here and you’ll join a flotilla sailing the northern Ionian. You’ll visit the islands of Corfu and Paxos, plus the pretty town of Parga on the mainland. See page 98 for more about stay and sail holidays at Retreat Beachclub.


Vounaki Beachclub – in the heart of the southern Ionian, fishing villages and charming Greek towns are all within easy reach. The sailing here is perfect for beginners. See page 100 for more information on stay and sail holidays at Vounaki Beachclub.


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