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Sail and explore
Discover beautiful Greek islands ˔ Є˧˜˔ ˜˧˛ ˁ˘˜˦ ˛˜˗˔˦
E
xperience a new location every day by sailing in a flotilla on the Ionian Sea’s clear waters.
Home to the longest coastline in
the Mediterranean, Greece is rich with sailing opportunities. But the picturesque villages, secluded bays and sunny beaches on its southern Ionian coast are really worth a visit. Close to the mainland with sheltered waters and light winds, the islands are perfect for exploring over a few days on a Neilson flotilla holiday. Starting from Vounaki Beach Club
on the mainland, you’ll be part of a small group of yachts sailing and socialising with your friends or family as well as meeting new people who love sailing too. If you’ve got an ICC
(International Certificate of Competence) you’ll be at the helm with Neilson’s lead boat crew as support, or if you choose a skippered flotilla with one of our RYA-qualified yacht skippers you can still get your sailing fix and help crew the yacht. With their local knowledge of the area the skipper will guide you to beautiful swimming locations and pretty harbours.
Our stay-and-sail holidays, exclusive to Vounaki Beach Club, are an option for those wanting to holiday on land and at sea. Spend one week sampling the locally sourced food and inclusive activities
that the Beach Club offers, such as dinghy sailing, paddleboarding and water skiing, then join a flotilla the next week. Or swap
weeks – the choice is yours. There are no hidden extras;
we include fuel, damage waiver and marine insurance, plus we don’t ask for a security deposit. Experience a Neilson holiday this summer and find out why seven out of ten guests return for more fun on the water.
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