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Die Chronos unter vollen weissen Segeln auf tiefblauer See unter klarem blauem Himmel

Sailing voyages

Yacht voyages

Sailing on an elegant yacht in a small group: feeling the wind directly, knowing the crew by their first names, being a guest. That is what our yacht voyages with the yachts of Sailing Classics are about.

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There is a way of sailing that is a touch more personal than aboard a tall ship: on an elegant sailing yacht, in a small group, where you feel the wind more directly and know the crew by name.

Where a tall ship takes dozens of guests, a yacht stays deliberately small. That changes everything: the bays you can reach, the closeness to the crew, the pace. Refined, easy-going, close to the water.

Segelyacht Kairos unter Segeln bei goldenem Sonnenuntergang auf offener See

In brief

What is a yacht voyage?

A yacht voyage is sailing on an elegant sailing yacht in a small group. Where a large sailing ship takes dozens of guests, a yacht stays deliberately small: at ivent-sailing these are the yachts of Sailing Classics, with a small number of guests and a great deal of personal service. You are a guest on board. Nobody has to cook or wash up; anyone who would like to take the helm or handle a sail may ask. Sailing follows the wind: the captain has a recommendation but the freedom to adapt the route to the weather and the finest anchorages. This is what sets a yacht voyage apart from an active hands-on sailing trip on smaller yachts, where the guests lend a hand themselves. It mostly goes to the Mediterranean and neighbouring waters.

The yachts

Three yachts for small groups

Our yacht voyages sail the Mediterranean and beyond with the sailing yachts of Sailing Classics. Elegant, personal and full of service: a small, fine group that puts the sailing itself at the centre.

Looking for the larger sailing-ship experience with many guests? Then the classic tall ships are the right choice.

Chronos aus der Luft unter Segeln

Chronos

24 guests

A classic Sailing Classics yacht for small groups. Plenty of service, closeness to the crew and the freedom to sail with the wind.

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Rhea unter vollen Segeln auf offener See

Rhea

26 guests

The sister of the Chronos, just as elegant and personal. A small number of guests, short distances on deck, comfort to the fore.

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Segelyacht Kairos unter Segeln, Blick auf Rumpf und Deck

Kairos

16 guests

The first Sailing Classics yacht, entirely private for sixteen guests. A touch more intimate, with the same idea: you are a guest, not crew.

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Good to know

Number of guests

Deliberately small: around sixteen to twenty-six guests per yacht. That is what creates the personal character.

Service rather than work

You are a guest. Cooking, service and sailing are handled by the crew. Anyone who would like to take the helm or handle a sail may ask, but nothing is required.

A route that follows the wind

Yacht voyages have no rigid schedule. The captain has a recommendation but the freedom to choose the route by the weather and the finest anchorages, so the exact course may change.

Waters and season

Mostly the Mediterranean and neighbouring waters, with individual yachts also in the Caribbean. The best season depends on the area, and we are glad to advise you.

Advice

Which yacht suits you?

Chronos, Rhea or Kairos, which area, which season: that is best settled in conversation. You reach a person who knows the yachts, and you usually have an answer the same day.

Prefer to speak directly? Call us or book an advisory appointment whenever it suits you.

Frequently asked questions

Understanding yacht voyages

What is a yacht voyage?
A yacht voyage is sailing on an elegant sailing yacht in a small group. Where a large sailing ship takes dozens of guests, a yacht stays deliberately small: at ivent-sailing the yachts of Sailing Classics, with a small number of guests and a great deal of personal service. You are a guest on board, nobody has to help. Sailing follows the wind, and it mostly goes to the Mediterranean and neighbouring waters.
How many guests are on board?
Deliberately few: depending on the yacht, around sixteen to twenty-six. This small group is the real appeal.
Do I have to help or sail myself?
No. You are a guest, and the crew handles cooking, service and sailing. Anyone who would like to take the helm or handle a sail may ask, but nothing is required.
Is there a fixed route?
No, and that is intentional. The captain has a recommendation but sails with the wind and chooses the finest anchorages, so the exact course may change.
How does a yacht voyage differ from a hands-on sailing trip?
On a yacht voyage comfort and service come first and you are a guest. Hands-on sailing trips take place on smaller yachts where the guests lend a hand themselves, from breakfast to washing up. Two different ways to travel.

Yachts and waters

Which yachts sail?
The sailing yachts Chronos, Rhea and Kairos of Sailing Classics. Each has its own character, from entirely private to a small group of around twenty-five guests.
Where do they go?
Mostly the Mediterranean and neighbouring waters, with individual yachts also in the Caribbean. We are glad to advise which route and season suit you.
Who is a yacht voyage for?
For anyone who wants to experience sailing closely and personally, in a small group and with plenty of service, without a large ship and without a fixed programme.

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