• Accommodation in a standard double cabin with air conditioning (from 08.00 to 22.00) and private bathroom.
• Full board (breakfast, lunch, snack, dinner)
• 1 local cocktail each evening per guest (based on rum, prosecco, etc... depending on the destination // not personalized), juices for breakfast, water, tea and coffee
• Crew service: 2 people (skipper, steward/cook)
• 2 sets of sheets, towels and beach towels /pax /cruise (3 sets for 10-night cruises)
• Boat consumables (diesel, fuel and water)
• Boat and passenger insurance
• P&I insurance for passengers to cover DYW's liabilities (US$500 million warranty line for its catamarans of 50 feet and above)
• Water sports on board: snorkeling equipment, 2 SUPs and 1 tandem kayak (in case of availability problems the tandem kayak can be replaced by a single kayak) The crew is in charge of cleaning only the common parts Passengers are not allowed to bring their own drinks on board

• Tickets
• Airport/hotel transfers - catamaran - airport/hotel (optional)
• Alcoholic beverages (except for the daily cocktail mentioned), fruit juices outside of breakfast, and soft drinks. These drinks can be purchased on the boat, bar service on board in French Polynesia (payment to be made directly to the crew).
• Internet wifi (Vini Travel sim card, includes 30 minutes of local calls and 3 GB of data).
• Destination fees (mandatory): to be paid in advance
• Excursion package (optional) : to be paid in advance
• Personal travel insurance
• Supplement for special diets

It is a compulsory fee of € 235 per person to be paid at the time of booking. Includes:

• Taxes
• National park entrance fees
• Tourist tax and entrance tax to the islands
• Mooring fees
• Possible supplies of water, gas, electricity and fresh products
• Miscellaneous: Breakage of dishes, damage or loss of material on board,...

It is an optional package, to be selected at the time of booking. The cost is € 220 per person and includes:

• Guided tour aboard a Polynesian canoe
• Visit to the Black Pearl Farm
• Raiatea, guided tour around the sacred island
• Huahine, visit to archaeological sites, vanilla plantations and sacred eel farms
• Dinner in a typical restaurant with a Tahitian band

No, there are two types of cabins, all of which have private bathrooms in the cabin.

- Standard cabins: these are the two central cabins of the catamaran

- Superior cabins: these are the two aft cabins and the two forward cabins (it is not possible to choose between stern or bow). These are the airiest and brightest cabins. The reservation of a superior cabin involves a surcharge of 150 to 200 Euros depending on the destination and the period. If you want to know the availability and the price, contact the Sailsquare team.

Use soft duffel bags or backpacks that fold up. Do not carry hard suitcases, as they are difficult to store in the wardrobes on board. Please note that you will not be able to leave your bags at the boarding base.

We also recommend a waterproof/zip-lock bag for your camera, phone, sunglasses, and wallet; a beach bag for snorkeling gear and towel; A security pouch to store your documents.

Swimwear

Beach clothes: Select clothing items that dry quickly, including t-shirts, shorts, or beach dress

Lightweight waterproof jacket

A warm garment for the evening (if you are sailing in Europe or in the low season)

Shoes/sandals: choose those with soles that do not leave marks and with a good grip.

Rock shoes: you will need them to protect your feet

Beach towel

Sunglasses

Sun hat/cap

Personal hygiene items

Documents: we will ask you for a copy even before departure

Miscellaneous to have fun: if you have any questions, contact us!

• Tanning oil staining sailboat furnishings
• Cooking and eating equipment and utensils
• Navigation tools and maps
• First aid kit, as all boats have one on board
• Expensive jewelry
• Hair dryers and straighteners as you will be spending a lot of time in the water!

The crew consists of a professional captain to sail and a chef to prepare and meals. All our crews are carefully selected for their experience in sailing, cooking and customer service, as well as knowledge of the destination. The crews are dedicated to specific yachts and live on board full-time.

Once you have checked in, the friendly members of your crew will show you the cabin and the sailboat and will be on hand to answer any questions you may have. Board your cabin and then gather with your fellow travelers to enjoy a welcome drink together. During your sailing vacations, you will be able to eat with them and enjoy quiet moments alone on a beach, swimming or snorkeling. These cruises are quiet and casual, so pack comfortable clothes for the sea.

In addition to the crew, there will be other guests who have booked cabins just like you. Generally, a heterogeneous group of different nationalities and ages is always formed, who love travel and new experiences.

There is no set menu available because the chefs use local and seasonal products and therefore the menu changes depending on the period and destination. Meals consist of two or three courses.

You can advise the chef, who will do his best to take into account any dietary requirements but cannot prepare specific meals. There is always plenty of fruit or vegetables on board. Contact our team for advice.

The itineraries are designed by local experts and are designed to show the best points of attraction of the individual destination. They are preset and cannot be modified, except for the needs of the organizers, even if all the cabins are booked. The captain can decide to change the itinerary if there is bad weather.

No, we're sorry. For this type of cruise, there is no sharing of the cabin between participants who depart individually. If you wish to book, you can reserve the cabin for exclusive use with a promotion designed for those who leave individually. Contact the Sailsquare team to find out more.

The price for using a single use double cabin is usually 70% of the price of the double cabin. This rate varies depending on the boat and the time of year. Contact the Sailsquare team for advice.

Yes, you can typically use your hair dryer and hair straighteners on board, but it's crucial to check with the crew beforehand, as availability may vary between vessels. They are not provided in the cabin, so it is advisable to bring your own hairdryer. Also, check if there are any adapters required for the power outlet on board and use such devices sparingly, considering the limited energy resources at sea.

You can usually charge your mobile phone or tablet on board, but it depends on the boat. Some boats are equipped with power outlets or USB points, others are not. It is advisable to check with the crew before boarding. Bring extra adapters and cables if necessary, and remember that on smaller boats this option may not be available.

Smoking is allowed at the stern but always respecting other passengers.