Lanzarote to Greece, more than a yacht transfer – Part II

Mallorca has a name for a reason. Beautiful in every aspect combines the old and the new, infrastructure and nature in a most amazing way. A yachts paradise and a brokers‘ dream. Luck had it that our arrival coincided with the Palma Superyacht Show, so while the boys were inspecting the boat I got to
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Lanzarote to Greece, more than a yacht transfer – Part I

Do you wonder how many nautical miles that is? Try something over 2.535nm Once the decision was made that we will offer “my way” for charters in Greece for the 2019 summer season, we had to make the wheels spinning. This means that some charter licenses where required, the German to be updated and the

To Corse or not to Corse?

          Turns out this is a tough question. We have spent several weeks in these waters with “my way” and we got all sort of feelings. The places visited where Propriano, Tizzano, Bonifacio, Porto Vecchio. Faro and Figari, unfortunately, didn’t fit our itinerary or winds would keep us off at times
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Moroccan Atlantic coastline, is it worth sailing?

     Leaving Gibraltar, we definitely were looking forward to sailing down the Morocco coastline. Unfortunately, we had no time to go up the mountain and check the monkeys. My backpack brand claims to be hard for pickpockets to open it and the monkeys have a skill as they say to steal from tourists backpacks

From Sardinia to Gibraltar!

It has been long since I last wrote a blog about what followed after we left Sardinia. Time flew, so many great things have happened and so many sea miles were covered that left hardly any time for me to retreat somewhere and tell you all about it! It has been busy and yet wonderful