The sailing yacht is a well-maintained Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 54DS.
It offers plenty of space and comfort and impresses with excellent sailing qualities.
As a passionate and enthusiastic sailor, I love being on the water, exploring, and experiencing new things. Come along and join me for a while!
Each day of your sailing trip brings new impressions and experiences. The only fixed destination is at the end of the journey – everything else is shaped by the wind, weather, and your imagination.
What can you expect on a sailing trip?
Of course, sailing trips on Fair Lady aren't cruises - they're active adventures!
Playing the bus driver and driving my guests from one bay to the next can be quite nice, but it doesn’t really correspond to my idea of a fulfilling sailing vacation.
It’s much more interesting to be active as a team, to share experiences, to sail as a crew, to do the on-board routine together, to cook or barbecue together – a co-sailing trip is a collective experience.
Co-sailors are not passengers but crew members.
Only in the “own four walls”, i.e. the cabins, is everyone responsible for cleanliness and tidiness.
The general atmosphere is friendly and considerate, with people helping and supporting each other. Often, strong teams are formed from randomly assembled individuals, sometimes even deep friendships or new romantic relationships emerge.
In addition to just sailing, we’ll seize every opportunity to do everything that makes a great vacation at sea: swimming and snorkelling, lounging around, chatting, laughing, eating, drinking, excursions & trips, perhaps the odd hike, and so on and so forth – basically, everything that makes us feel good and that we’re in the mood for.
Details
Occupancy:
The Fair Lady has a total of five cabins for a maximum of ten people. However, since I always want to provide ample space for all guests, I accommodate a limit of only max. six guests on the yacht.
The cabins are each for two people with their own bathroom/toilet. Both aft cabins are soundproofed.
Bed linen and towels (bath towel and large shower towel) are provided.
There is no minimum occupancy. All trips will be conducted as stated; if necessary, even alone or with only one or two additional sailors.
A co-skipper is on board for the ocean cruises in the Atlantic and for the cruises on the west coast of Italy and around Corsica to provide active support.
He pays his own running costs and, like every other crew member, contributes equally to the on-board fund.
The costs:
All prices are in EURO and apply to the berth charter per person and specified trip duration. Single cabin surcharge is 30%.
The on-board cash box is added to this.
It is used to pay for communal catering on board (drinks, food, fruit, snacks, etc.), port and mooring fees, fuel, any customs duties, etc.
Most crews decide to also pay for communal restaurant visits from the on-board cash box.
This is discussed and agreed at the beginning of the cruise; in any case, according to good old sailor’s custom, the skipper remains free.
As a guideline (without restaurant visits):
approx. 250 – 300 € per person and week for a crew of 4.
approx. 200 – 250 € per person and week for a crew of 6.
A flat fee of €50 per person is charged for final cleaning and laundry services.
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