Dubrovnik Routes
SailWeek Family
The ultimate way to explore Croatia’s Dalmatian coast
Discover waters in every shade of blue as you sail the Dalmatian coast, cruising in and out of secluded bays and historic harbors steeped in local culture. At the helm of your private yacht is your very own skipper, steering you towards vibrant seaside towns across six different islands, and sharing their very own insider tips so you can experience the very best Croatia has to offer.
Suggested itinerary
Travel to Croatia- What’s included
- Not included
Extras
There are three food packages to choose. Choose the best that suits your needs and food preferences.
You are allowed to bring your own food and drinks on the boat at no extra charge. During your trip it is possible to top up the food and drinks in every port.
Classic food package list
Premium food package list
Luxury food package list
Your SailWeek Family trip begins here
Frequently asked questions
All Frequently asked questionsThe airport in Athens is the closest and most convenient airport to our departure marina in Alimos (Athens) where we start our SailWeek Greece.
Please click link Greece – Getting there for more detailed information.
Alimos marina:
- Address: Kalamaki, Piraeus Athens, Greece 17456
- Phone: +30 210 988 0000
- Check-in desk is open from 9am until 1PM in your departure marina, Alimos Athens.
- Let us know in advance if you have late flight.
- We aim to sail out around around 2PM.
- We return to the Alimos marina Friday afternoon and latest check-out time is until 9am on Saturday morning.
If you have to go earlier you can do an early check-out. Please let us know in advance if you require early check-out.
“Groceries for breakfast and lunch” are included and delivered straight to your yachts on Saturday afternoon before you start your sailing trip. It includes all basic household items necessary for the week on the yacht. Breakfast groceries such as cereals(cornflakes and muesli), fruit, nutella, ham, bacon, cheese, spread cheese, butter, mozzarella, eggs, milk, yogurt, coffee and tea.
Mediterranean style groceries for the light lunch include pasta, rice, tomato sauce, pesto, cooking cream, parmigiano, canned tuna, vegetables (like tomato, cucumbers, zucchini, onion…), fresh fruit (like bananas, water melon, peaches, apples…), olive oil, sunflower oil, balsamic vinegar and spices salt and pepper.
You’ll get a couple of liters of soft drinks (orange and apple juice) and bottled water every day.
Furthermore the package contains paper towels, soaps, dishwasher detergent, sponges, toilet papers and garbage bags.
With the food packages provided, simply preparation is required. There are enough groceries for breakfast and one meal per day (half board) but you have to prepare it by yourself. You are also required to keep the yacht tidy and clean the dishes after yourself.*
* Those who are booking the full yacht have the option for booking the hostess who will cook and prepare the meals and clean after.
We are not going to control how much you eat and how often you are preparing your meals. As said, there are enough groceries for breakfast and one meal per day (half board). If you run out of food you may bring your own food and drinks on board any time at no additional charge. There are local shops and supermarkets at most shore stops to re-supply if needed.
- On your yacht full bedding will be provided so you do not need to bring a sleeping bag.
- We recommend soft bags, suitcases or frameless backpacks, plus a small day pack or carry bag. No external framed bags please, as they can damage or mark the walls of the yacht/cabin. Please limit your luggage to a maximum of 20kg.
- Please note that due to space and weight restrictions on our yachts, passengers with too much luggage on departure may be told that they cannot take their entire luggage with them. SailWeek will provide secure luggage storage during the trip for all large framed suitcases or any other piece of luggage for a week rate of 15€ per piece).