Polar bear: Looking for an enthusiastic crew to sail a Hobie 16 at club/state/national/world sailing events. Need to be fit and enthusiastic and importantly the correct weight to be competitive. Some sailing experience would be an advantage. For the right person I'm looki...

S/V Ta Hi: Hi I am planning for the 2023 season in the Baltic Sea and Bay of Bothnia. I intend to sail from Skillinge (south Sweden) to Haparanda (far north of Sweden), from time to time I would like the help of two competent crew members. It is going to be mainly day s...

Idaho sailor: I'm a single,retired electrician presently in Guam. Sailed singlehandedly from West Coast of USA. Planning on sailing toSaipan, Micronesia, Philippines in the next year. Boat is a 46 foot steel, monohull, ketch. Very sturdy construction. No previous sailing e...

Free Sailor: A cabin is offered to a clean and well mannered crew, starting from Sardinia in March. Expenses are included in change of help with the common jobs on board and sailing collaboration. A female profile is preferred as an hostess support is always needed on h...

Sail Racing Academy: Hi, We are looking for crew who are interested in racing in the Cowes Sailing Week 2023. Ideally, you'll have some racing experience already but this is not essential.

Sail Racing Academy: The first leg of the Mile Builders is from Hamble, on the South Coast of England to La Rochelle on the west coast of France. A journey of approximately 450 nm.

Sail Racing Academy: The second leg leaves La Rochelle and takes the boat along the Bay of Biscay to A Coruna on Spain’s North west coast. This is a journey of approximately 450 nm.

Sail Racing Academy: The third leg goes from A Coruna in Spain down the western coast of Portugal to Gibraltar. A trip of 600nm.

Sail Racing Academy: A journey of over 700 nm from Gibraltar to St Tropez. This is the last leg before the start of the Les Voiles De St Tropez regatta, join us for the race or step off the boat and enjoy your local surroundings if you’ve been onboard since the beginning this is...

Sail Racing Academy: This leg takes in a significant amount of the coast of Corsica before passing south of Sicily, if normal weather systems prevail you can expect sunshine and some great downwind sailing.

Sail Racing Academy: This is our longest leg and one of the more challenging, The voyage is 983NM and offers a great opportunity to experience the length of an ocean passage with the safety of being near land.

Sail Racing Academy: This is the last leg of our Mile Builder and places you in Las Palmas for the start of ARC (Atlantic Rally for Cruisers), a great opportunity to join our boat transatlantic or dock walk and find a ride across the pond.

Sail Racing Academy: If you fancy cruising or racing in the Caribbean with a professional skipper, having fun, and learning as you go, please feel free to get in touch. We operate as a not-for-profit organisation and will have 2 boats in the Caribbean this season. Our guests come ...