Sailing Blog

Ahoy! This is Captain Patrick Latcham, just returned from a weeklong bareboat sailing vacation in the Northern Exumas with Sunsail. We had an amazing experience and I wanted to share some first-hand information and advice from...

Did you know Sunsail first cast off 50 years ago in Aegina? With just seven 25ft. Snapdragon yachts, we launched ourselves into the yachting industry from Greece’s intrepid Saronic Gulf. Now, just decades later, Sunsail has...

Travel restrictions are lifting and we’re beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel.  And, as the news updates every day, now is the time to start planning for your next trip. ...

So, you want to spend some time on a sailing yacht but don’t know where to start? Welcome to our guide to everything you need to know to embark on a sailing adventure. Where should...

Whether you’re unqualified or learning the ropes, a newly qualified skipper or an old hand, there’s a flotilla holiday for you. Great for families, groups, couples and solo sailors, flotillas offer an informal, hassle-free and...

The British Virgin Islands (BVI) easily ranks as one of the best diving areas in the world. Why? Few destinations can offer a more appealing mix of lush mountainous landscapes and utterly unique dives. If...

After a little over a year, I finally took my first Sunsail sailing vacation. Please do not confuse this with not having taken sailing vacations in the past, my life and memories are taken up...

For nearly 50 years, the Bitter End Yacht Club was a famously popular sailing centre in the British Virgin Islands. Four years after Hurricane Irma, the BEYC invites sailors to Virgin Gorda’s North Sound. Lauren Hokin, BEYC’s owner, describes the renovations as “the Bitter End 2.0” with the same vibe, and...

Rome, London, Paris… each of these perennial travel favourites are obvious jet-setting spots that have millions of tourists hot on their pursuit. Year after year, they are among the top-visited cities for their rich culture and timeless...

The Mediterranean Sea spans across three different continents and covers around 1 million square miles with endless routes to explore, so it’s easy to see why the Med is extremely popular with sailors. The Ionian,...