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Bladzijden uit het boek,
overgeschreven zoals zij zijn geschreven.

Elke boot voert een papieren logboek. Dit zijn recente bladzijden uit de laatste twee seizoenen — een uitvoeriger antwoord dan een brochure kan geven op de vraag hoe een week met de club werkelijk aanvoelt.

14 June 2026

Western Med · small boat

South Menorca, off Cala en Turqueta

A long swim before lunch.

Left Palma at seven under a clear sky. The wind found us past Cabrera and stayed until Menorca. Our skipper made grilled sardines on the little stove — the first proper meal of the trip. Anchored by dusk in a cove we had almost to ourselves.

02 September 2025

Western Med · the Flagship

Cala Formentor, Mallorca

Supper on deck, no wind at all.

Third day of a Balearic voyage. The wind dropped at dusk, and the bay was empty enough that we could hear conversations from the shore. Two guests spotted a pod of dolphins from the bow before breakfast — the boat drifted for twenty minutes on their account.

07 July 2025

Eastern Med · small boat

Between Paros and Naxos, Cyclades

Two reefs and a sky full of stars.

Wind up to a six by late afternoon; we took a second reef and everyone was glad of it. A small boat, but a very well-behaved one — she pushed through the meltemi swell like she'd been doing it for fifty years, which of course she has. Alongside at 03:40. Coffee at four. Sleep by half past.

22 May 2025

Western Med · small boat

Bay of Sant Elm, west Mallorca

First trip of the season.

Winter refit signed off on Thursday, first guests aboard on Friday. The boat felt new — new sheets, new sails, new coat on the topsides. Ate paella ashore at a place we've been going to since 2016. The owner remembers members by first name now.

11 August 2025

Eastern Med · small boat

Sifnos, western Cyclades

The kind of anchorage you write about.

Vathi bay, empty. Water clear enough to see the anchor set from the surface. The taverna at the head of the bay served us octopus stew and cold retsina; the walk back to the tender was thirty meters of soft sand. Guests asked to stay a second night.

18 September 2024

Western Med · the Flagship

Anse Faliraki, north Corsica

Ended the voyage a day early.

Forecast said mistral by Tuesday. We ran for Corsica overnight from Sardinia, anchored in a bay called Faliraki — the one everyone knows for the pines. Members disembarked twenty-four hours ahead of schedule, entirely happy. Weather-following is what the boat is for.

2.187 notities tot op heden · Leden ontvangen het logboek van hun reis per post

“We boekten één jaar, toen twee, en toen werd het gewoon wat augustus is. De boten kennen ons inmiddels.”
H. & P. — leden sinds 2018

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