Love what you do and you'll never work a day in your life... It's the old saying that not many people get to live by, but for us here at Koda Sail it's pretty much our life motto! We love what we do so much that sometimes it's easy to forget it is actually a job. And we think that's the way it should be. Find something you're passionate about and go for it! work with us Work with us ​ As you can tell by now, working with Koda Sail is pretty amazing. Spending your Summers cruising the Mediterranean and showing off the magical coasts to all your passengers has got to be one of THE BEST JOBS IN THE WORLD! ​ At Koda Sail we aim to deliver the highest standard sailing holidays possible, with passionate staff that are super organised, have a big smile, a fun loving personality and a drive to deliver an entertaining and memorable vacation to all our passengers. ​ If you share the same enthusiasm and think you have what it takes to be a passionate guide with us at Koda Sail, then we'd love to hear from you! ​ Submit your application here and upload your CV, cover letter and a recent photograph. Be sure to include your guiding experience, along with your travel history and any relevant career achievements. ​ We look forward to hearing from you! ​ ​ Submit your application Position you apply for EMAIL RESUME HERE Submit Application Thanks for submitting!

PASSENGER INFO FORM Almost there! We just need to get some final basic information from you. Please fill out this electronic form for us to complete your final travel documents, which will be sent out closer to your departure date. Ensure that you copy the details exact as per your passport . ​ If you haven't organised your Travel Insurance yet, you can grab a quick quote from World Nomads Travel Insurance HERE In the meantime, complete the form below with all your other info, then get back to us ASAP when you have those final insurance details directly to info@kodasail.com ​ Please note that it is a requirement that you have your own personal Travel Insurance before boarding our vessels. If this insurance is provided through your Bank/Credit Card, ensure that it covers you for this type of travel (by sea) & for your extra activities.

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ACCOMmODATION Here in Africa we have a mixture of accommodation throughout the tour, staying in lodges, sleeping out under the stars in the Salt Pans, and in our 3x3 tents during our 4 night mobile Safari in the Okavango Delta. ​ Shearwater Explorers Village - Vic Falls: So close to the falls that it occasionally receives an early morning shower from the spray! The lodge overlooks virgin African bush and a waterhole that is frequently visited by elephants and buffalo, it is near craft markets and the entertainment area. There are amazing gardens that offer fantastic birdlife, coupled with great ambience. ​ Planet Baobab - Gweta: Just outside the village of Gweta, Planet Baobab is an attraction in itself. There is a colony of giant baobab trees all over the property, the buildings are designed in a traditional African style. Lots of thatched roofs, colourful flowing walls and traditional furniture. The swimming pool is massive and a beautiful place to hang out. ​ 4 night Safari: ​ A mobile camp is unique in that it travels between locations with the safari. A hard-working team sets up the camp specifically for the safari. Although basic, the camp is remarkably comfortable with great locations, food and service. Accommodation is in 3x3m dome tents with comfortable bedrolls on the ground. Long drop toilets and hot bucket showers are shared. Great bushfire meals are served in a dining tent. All activities are conducted by professional guides in gameviewers with multiple charging facilities. Load More Accom Africa

WHO ARE KODA SAIL? So, you’ve come this far, you’ve done your research and you’ve been Googling your little fingers off to finally make it here! But now you want to know “Who ARE Koda Sail?” Just like a first date, first impressions count, so we hope you like what you see so far. We at Koda Sail absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE what we do! We’re a team of experienced travellers that have worked in the tourism industry for some time now. After gaining very valuable experience from working with different successful travel companies around the world, it was time to bring these skills together and create something new and fresh. ​ Having the opportunity to share our extensive travel experience and help travellers enjoy the best vacation of their lives by getting the most out of every day is a pretty sweet gig. What's not to love?! Anchor 1 What makes our tours different from the others? For many years we’ve had young passengers say to us that just because they are young, doesn’t mean they don’t want some luxury while on tour. We agreed and felt like there wasn’t really a market for these 'Young Professional' passengers. Their only option was to join an oldies tour if they wanted some luxury travel, but run the risk of having no one in their age group to hang with. To cater for this we decided to mix both styles, budget and luxury. Our tours still come into the budget-pricing category but we are able to offer a more stylish tour. Basically with us you get a Ferrari on a Toyota budget! We’ve joined forces and are here to put all the great ideas collected along the way into our amazing tours. All the things that we liked from our past experiences, we’ve made sure we tick those boxes, but have taken it up a few notches. We have A+ and Premium category boats with private en-suites and air-conditioned cabins at no extra cost. We have a local chef on board with us smashing out some amazing dishes to keep your belly full. But most importantly, our Koda Sail team are amazing and have loads of experience. We're proud to boast that one of our guides made a Top 5 placing in the TourRadar.com ‘ Guide of the Year’ awards recently. So we are confident that our passengers are getting the best of the best out there on the seas. These are just a few of the small things we are doing to put together the perfect experience for our travelers and separating us from the others to make Koda Sail the tour to be on each and every Summer. Our Goal It's simple really. We want for you to 'turn off' and relax. Let us take care of the rest. We know the best places to eat, the 'must dos' in each town, where the nightlife is, where you can buy local treats, whatever you're wanting to know or do, we've done it all! And if we haven't, we have the local knowledge to find out for you. ​ This is our passion. This is what we love to do. This is Koda Sail. ​ Get on board today and join us at Koda Sail for your next adventure! ​ Got a Question? Check out our FAQ's for everything you need to know to get you on board this Summer.

< Back DAY 4: Wednesday GWETA - BOTSWANA Fuel up with a hearty breakfast before we start our journey from Victoria Falls and cross the border into Botswana. Just outside the village of Gweta, our hotel Planet Baobab is an attraction in itself. There is a colony of giant baobab trees all over the property, with the buildings designed in a traditional African style. Lots of thatched roofs, colourful flowing walls and traditional furniture. Spend the afternoon by the pool or take a leisurely walk around the iconic Baobabs, all under the guidance of your tour leader. As the day winds down, enjoy a delightful dinner, capping off a day filled with exploration and relaxation. Previous Next

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KODA SAFARI ZIMBABWE TO BOTSWANA SEE ITINERARY Africa Video Victoria Falls Zimbabwe to Maun Botswana 10 Nights / 11 Days We're changing things up for this tour. Getting off the seas and heading inland for our newest adventure, an African Safari! Embark on a 10-night African odyssey from Zimbabwe to Botswana. Witness the breathtaking Victoria Falls, navigate the Okavango Delta on a 4-night Private Koda safari, conquer the Zambezi River's rapids, and dive into adrenaline with a bungee jump! Camp under stars on the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans, meet the cheeky Meerkats, and experience a traditional Mokoro ride. Complete your adventure with an open-sided helicopter flight over the Okavango Delta. Unveil the essence of Africa in 10 unforgettable nights. Tour Highlights Total of 10 nights visiting Zimbabwe and Botswana Tour of Victoria Falls , one of the natural wonders of the world 4 nights Private Koda safari in the Okavango Delta Whitewater rafting on the Zambezi River! Bungee jumping and bridge swinging in the adventure capital of Africa, Vic Falls Quadbike sleepout expedition on the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans Visit a colony of habituated Meerkats Experience a traditional Mokoro ride in the Okavango Delta Fly in an open sided helicopter over the Okavango Delta TOUR DATES & FARES WHAT'S INCLUDED THE TOUR 6 nights Hotel/Lodge Accomm odation 4 nights Safari staying in spacious 3 x 3m Dome tents WiFi at hotel accommodation. (None on Safari) Airport transfers All transfers between destinations MEALS Included meals prepared fresh by our Local chef: 10 x Breakfasts 4 x Lunches 6 x Dinners INCLUDED EXTRAS A dedicated Koda Sail Representative with you Orientations of all of our destinations Tour of the Victoria Falls Meerkat colony visit Quadbike sleepout expedition on the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans Traditional Mokoro ride in the Okavango Delta Fully inclusive mobile safari All road tolls & taxes Discounte d 3rd party group activities/excursions NOT INCLUDED Flights, Visas, additional activities/excursions, additional meals & drinks, gratuities Africa inclusions Itierary DAY 1: Sunday VICTORIA FALLS - ZIMBABWE Welcome to Africa! Our team will pick you up from Victoria Falls Airport and transfer you to our accommodation. Today you'll meet your new Koda Fam who you will embark on a 10 night adventure together, through Zimbabwe & Botswana creating life long memories. DAY 2: Monday VICTORIA FALLS - DAY 2 This morning we start the day with a tour of one of the worlds natural wonders of the world, Victoria Falls, the largest falls in the world...What a way to start the day! The excitement continues this afternoon as you get to seize the opportunity to leap, zipline, or swing from the renowned bridge linking Zimbabwe and Zambia over the Zambezi River. DAY 3: Tuesday VICTORIA FALLS - DAY 3 Today we start the day with some blood pumping White Water rafting action down the Zambezi River. This is one not to be missed as the river offers one of the world's best premier white-water experiences with around 20 rapids. Tonight you can join us as we change up the tone of the Zambezi River and take it slow with a Sunset cruise. A great way to finish our time in Vic Falls before we hit the road tomorrow into Botswana. DAY 4: Wednesday GWETA - BOTSWANA Fuel up with a hearty breakfast before we start our journey from Victoria Falls and cross the border into Botswana. Just outside the village of Gweta, our hotel Planet Baobab is an attraction in itself. There is a colony of giant baobab trees all over the property, with the buildings designed in a traditional African style. Lots of thatched roofs, colourful flowing walls and traditional furniture. Spend the afternoon by the pool or take a leisurely walk around the iconic Baobabs, all under the guidance of your tour leader. As the day winds down, enjoy a delightful dinner, capping off a day filled with exploration and relaxation. DAY 5: Thursday MAKGADIKGADI SALT PANS This morning with the help of a local guide, we'll take a tour of a nearby village, meeting the people and getting to know their culture, language and customs. After lunch we start our adventure to the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans, one of the world's largest. Along the way we make a stop to spot a Meerkat colony, before getting our Quad-bikes to ride into the deep of the Pan for our overnight camp out under the stars. No doubt, this will be one of the highlights of the trip you'll talk about forever. One not to be missed! DAY 6: Friday MAUN - BOTSWANA After breakfast, we start making our way towards Botswana’s Okavango Delta wilderness with a stop in the village of Maun. Nestled along the Thamalakane River's shores, Island Safari Lodge emerges as a refreshing and inviting sanctuary in the heart of Maun. Enveloped by a canopy of towering trees, occasional glimpses of crocodiles and hippos (seasonal) add to its allure. Set within a serene bush environment, the lodge provides an ideal haven to rejuvenate before embarking on your safari adventures. This afternoon elevate your perspective with an open-sided Helicopter ride, and capture unbeatable wetland vistas from lofty heights. Whether you're suspended meters above waterways or gliding over the plains in search of wildlife, seize the opportunity to capture truly astonishing aerial snapshots. One for the bucket-list! DAY 7: Saturday SAFARI DAY 1 - BOTSWANA With our senses already entranced by this exceptional natural terrain, our next destination is the Okavango Delta. Here, an awe-inspiring game drive awaits, setting the stage for our arrival at the exclusive Koda Safari Camp. At our camp set up especially for us, you'll be welcomed with our two-person dome tents, pre-set with stretchers, mattresses, and linen. And for dinner, envision a campfire feast, as we share stories beneath the sprawling canopy of a star-studded sky. It's time to disconnect from the world and get a taste of the real Africa. DAY 8: Sunday SAFARI DAY 2 - BOTSWANA Immersed in the heart of Africa's iconic wildlife filming paradise, we find ourselves amidst a vast wetland teeming with Africa's most remarkable species. Our journey begins with an early morning game drive in the Okavango, a haven for elephants, hippos, and with luck, even predators. After returning to camp for a lunch and a siesta, it's time for our Mokoro boat excursion along the delta's enchanting waterways. As the afternoon sun dips, another awe-inspiring game drive awaits, leading to a traditional campfire dinner. DAY 9 & 10: Monday & Tuesday SAFARI DAY 3 & 4 - BOTSWANA By now you will have become an expert in all things safari and be on the lookout spot the Big Five. We have 2 Game drives each day (morning and afternoon/evening) to try our luck at ticking them all off our bucket list. We'll also get the chance to do a night drive in search for nocturnal animals and experience what happens when we're all asleep. A very different experience that'll keep you on the edge of your seat! DAY 11: Wednesday MAUN - BOTSWANA Our final day ends with one last Game Drive on the way back to Maun. We say our final goodbyes to our Koda crew and your new Koda Fam, before a final transfer to Maun airport to send you off from this African paradise. So, you're still reading this? In the words of Shakira, "Waka Waka, eh, eh, It's time for Africa!" SEE DATES & FARES AFRICA DATES AFRICA 2024 EARLY BIRD SALE FURTHER DISCOUNTS FOR OUR VIP PASSENGERS WHO HAVE TRAVELLED WITH US BEFORE ​ Lock in your SALE FARE with USD$400 DEPOSIT MAKE BOOKING ENQUIRY HERE Save up to 30% off our Standard Fares discounted SALe fares below BOOKING NOTES: Current Sale ends March 30th 2024 Lock in your discounted fare with a USD$400 deposit. Sale fares final payment due April 30th 2024. Fully flexible deposit in case of COVID19 travel disturbances or travel restrictions. The above table is for pricing purposes only. Please submit an enquiry for current availability. Fare does not include Credit Card Payment Transaction fee of 3.95%. Applies to all bookings and added to final invoice as per our Booking Conditions All fares shown are Per Person and based on Twin Share. Payment Plan option available on all departures. A once-off USD$15 setup fee is added onto final invoice for this service. Payment plan must be activated by April 30th 2024 Proof of Travel Insurance must be submitted prior to start of tour. You may be asked to present these details before starting your tour. Discounts can only be applied at the time of booking and cannot be added at a later date, regardless of any changes made to the original booking. Final invoices will be in USD currency. Any fares shown in other currencies are an approximate and are subject to change due exchange rate and fees depending on what bank is used when processing an order. Solo passengers will be accommodated in a Twin Share room according to availability with another solo passenger. Single occupancy is available on request at an additional cost. 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Greece Boats OUR BOATS IN GREECE We have some of the largest traditional gulets available, with spacious cabins, sundeck, dining & bar area. ​ ​ All cabins are Air Conditioned* at no extra cost and have their own spacious private en-suite bathroom. ​ *limited use overnight ​ There's plenty of room on deck to take in the sun, relax in our lounge area or chill by the bar with a cocktail made fresh by our experienced bar staff. ​ ​ ​ We also have our own personal Chef on board catering for all our included meals during the week.​ ​ ​ See video below for a quick walkthrough one of our Gulets we use. Greece walkthrough BOAT WALKTHROUGH Take a quick walkthrough one of our Gulets we use on our Greece Tours. ​ This is the standard of boat we use for all of our tours in Greece. You can count on your boat being either this one or very similar .

Book with Confidence with our Flexible Changes Policy KODA SAIL Travel Alerts & Updates: See below for our FAQS regarding COVID-19 (Coronavirus) KODA SAIL UPDATE: Posted 19th April 2022 ​ Great news for our Australian travellers as the Australian Government is easing restrictions for Australians travelling overseas. Changes to the requirements for travel into and out of Australia came into effect on 18 April 2022. So what does that mean for your overseas trip? Pre-departure testing is no longer required When travelling to Australia, you no longer need to provide a negative COVID-19 test result to board your plane. It’s important to remember that transport providers, transit locations and the state or territory you arrive in may still have testing requirements. Always check the requirements before you travel. You still need to complete the Digital Passenger Declaration when travelling to Australia. And you must still wear a mask at all times if you’re travelling to Australia by air. ​ Exemptions are no longer required to leave Australia Unvaccinated Australian citizens and permanent residents can now leave Australia without an individual travel exemption. But you may still be asked about your vaccination status. You’re required to show proof of your vaccination status if you’re asked by an Australian official or your transport provider. The Australian Government recommends passengers leaving Australia be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and travel with proof of vaccination status documentation. If you’re unvaccinated, you’re strongly discouraged from international travel due to the health risks. Airlines, cruise lines and other destinations can still have their own vaccination policies. You may face difficulty finding transport options if you’re unvaccinated. ​ Reference: https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/news-and-updates/easing-restrictions-travelling-overseas ​ KODA SAIL UPDATE: Posted 10th September 2021 ​ Travel Vaccine Policy for all 2022 tour departures. View our policy here ​ KODA SAIL UPDATE: Posted 28th May 2021 ​ We were hoping by now that we would have a very clear picture on what travel and tourism will look like for the Summer ahead, but as I'm sure you are aware there has been no firm decision by governments on which countries can travel to and from Europe, and no guarantee that snap border closures could happen. Parts of Europe, including 2 of our major destinations in Croatia & Turkey are still enforcing lockdown restrictions. There are nightly curfews in place and restrictions on public gatherings. Restaurants, bars and activities we have on our itinerary are either closed for the Summer, or have very limited capacity due to social distancing rules. ​ With all this in mind and taking into account how these uncertainties and restrictions will effect our day to day itinerary, not allowing us to deliver our amazing product to the best standard, we regretfully have to inform you that our Croatian trips due to depart this Summer (Season 2021) have been suspended. If your trip has been suspended you would now have received an email from our team with this update. No further action is required by you until it is time to rebook a future tour with your Travel Credit ​ Once again, the Koda Sail family would like to thank you for your ongoing support to not only us, but the tourism industry as a whole. We WILL be able to travel again, and when we do it will be more amazing than ever before. From our family to yours, we wish you all the very best and look forward to hosting you on one of our tours very soon. ​ ​ KODA SAIL UPDATE: Posted 15th March 2021 ​ Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and associated travel restrictions, all Koda Sail trips due to depart on or before August 14th 2021 have now been suspended. If you have a trip booked during this suspension period, you’ll have a travel credit automatically available to you, for use on travel before 31 December, 2023. ​ KODA SAIL UPDATE: Posted 4th July 2020 Turkey has opened up their borders with no 14 day quarantine restrictions. This is great news, particularly those that are travelling from the UK as there are also no quarantine restrictions on your return. We have re-opened bookings for our Turkey tours for private departures of 8 or more. Contact us for more details. ​ KODA SAIL UPDATE: Tour Departure Reviewing Process - Posted 31st March 2020 ​ To ensure we are not postponing our tours prematurely, and to keep inline with Airlines and other Tour Operators in the industry, we will start the review process to suspend or proceed with each of our 2020 tours, 100 days prior to their scheduled departure date. A final decision will be made 75 days from departure. If your tour departure is affected you will be contacted directly via email with flexible options for your booking (please check your spam folder in case it has slipped in there) . ​ Click HERE to check your departure dates review period. ​ If your departure date is not yet due for review, you can still take advantage of the Flexible Changes policy and change your departure to a later date in the season, or a different destination, with no additional fees. If you choose to cancel before your departure has been reviewed, our normal cancelation policy still applies. ​ -- ​ KODA SAIL UPDATE: Posted 29th March 2020 ​ Thanks to all for your continued patience and support during this time as we work through all emails received. We are replying to all emails within a 24hr window, so if you do not see a reply, please check your spam folder as it no doubt has slipped in there. ​ As a result of the rapidly evolving COVID-19 pandemic and government travel advice, today we reached the unfortunate decision to suspend all trips due to depart on or before July 7th, 2020. This decision hasn’t been taken lightly, but our first priority is and always will be the wellbeing of our travellers. ​ For the affected travellers on these trips departing before July 7th, we’ll be reaching out to personally via email in the coming days with more information about your booking and the next steps. Please check your junk folder to ensure you don't miss this update. ​ At present, all of our tours scheduled from July 7th 2020 onwards are due to depart as planned pending any updated Government travel restrictions. If there are any disruptions to those tours, we will be in touch with another update ASAP. Please continue to check back here. ​ We'd also like to take this opportunity to thank you for your compassion when contacting us over the past month, as this unprecedented event has come with many challenges also in our personal day to day lives. ​ Thanks Chris & the Koda Sail team ​ --- KODA SAIL UPDATE: Posted 17th March 2020 ​ Thanks to everyone for their patience during this time. As you could imagine we are very busy attending as many of your questions during this period of uncertainty. Please have confidence in the fact that we are fully aware and across the situations around the world with different governments and their travel bans that are CURRENTLY in place. We stress the fact that they are CURRENT travel bans and not forever. ​ We are monitoring the situation daily and will continue to update our customers here in our Travel Alerts. If your tour is directly affected, you will be contacted directly, so we urge you to check back here regularly to read our current updates. We are staying positive that our European Summer will go ahead, so all bookings are still active and none have been cancelled. Your rights to cancel are still in place so you don't need to be concerned right this minute that you have to make a rash decision. We aim to have a clearer picture of the whole situation by the end of April and will be in a better position to understand what the Summer will look like. Until then, we wish you all good health and encourage everyone to listen to the instructions from your government to isolate and get this virus under control sooner so that we can all get on with enjoying our love of travel. ​ Regards Chris & the Koda Sail team ​ --- Posted 14th March 2020 ​ ASIA UPDATE (MALDIVES) Today we received information from the Maldivian Government that they declared a 'State of Public Health Emergency' for the first time in its history in response to an increase in COVID-19 cases, forcing all tourism to cancel their operations. The announcement was made by Health Minister Abdulla Ameen who holds discretionary powers to declare such emergencies under Maldives' Public Health Act. ​ The State of Public Health Emergency is to last 30 days starting immediately from his announcement, which directly affects our upcoming tours departing on March 21st and March 28th. ​ The government have banned movement between islands (no resort trips from the local islands) in an effort to try and control the spread of the virus. As our Maldives tour is an Island Hopping itinerary, we would not be able to move freely between the islands or complete most of the excursions we have on the schedule, preventing us from delivering our amazing product to it's full potential. ​ All customers affected with this cancelation have been contacted via email and provided with further information regarding their booking. ​ We continue to monitor the situation for our tours in both Croatia & Turkey and will provide updates should those tours be affected. ​ --- ​ KODA SAIL UPDATE: Posted 3rd March 2020 ​ All of our tours will operate as per normal unless government authorities insist we halt our operations, in which then of course we will provide our customers with alternate options for their bookings. ​ If your country of citizenship's government advises you not to travel, you will need to refer to your travel insurance policy for cancelations. We encourage all of our passengers to purchase travel insurance at the time of their booking to cover any loses they may incur because of cancelations from your end leading up to your travel date. We have confidence that all of our tours will operate this Summer as all of the places we visit are of low tourist density. With a majority of the older generation deciding not to travel this year because they are of higher risk of infection, it will be a pleasant time to enjoy less crowds. As our tours are targeted towards the Young Professional demographic, we are in a good position in which our guests generally are of good health and at a very low risk of infection. Koda Sail continues to monitor very closely the travel recommendations issued by the various worldwide government travel advisory services on this matter and will continue to update/contact you if any of the advisories recommendations change. ​ ​ ASIA UPDATE (MALDIVES) With China being the most affected in this region, it's most likely by now that your flight has been redirected if you were connecting through there. We advise all of our passengers travelling to our upcoming tours in the Maldives to practice safe hygiene on their flights over by wearing protective masks, using hand sanitiser and avoiding close contact with others where possible. ​ ​ EUROPE UPDATE (CROATIA & TURKEY) At this stage, Italy has been most affected by the current outbreak of novel coronavirus, with 10 small towns in Lombardy (Codogno, Castiglione d’Adda, Casalpusterlengo, Fombio, Maleo, Somaglia, Bertonico, Terranova dei Passerini, Castelgerundo and San Fiorano) and one in Veneto (Vo’ Euganeo), being isolated by the Italian authorities due to an ongoing outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19). Based on the government advice being issued, and the fact the above regions are not visited by our Koda Sail tours, we will continue to operate all tours currently in operation throughout the month of March/April as per normal. ​ BOOK WITH CONFIDENCE Book with confidence with our Flexible changes policy allowing you to change your trip date with no fees. Read HERE for more info. ​ ​ OUR COMMITMENT The wellbeing and enjoyment of our guests is our main priority. Koda Sail remains active with its high hygiene standards, with additional preventative on trip protocols implemented. In accordance with government issued warnings, anyone who has been to specific affected countries/regions in the 14 days prior to your tour start date, must self isolate. Therefore, any person who has been to a country/region listed as "high risk" in the 14 days prior to the start of their tour departure will not be permitted to join the tour. ​ We will continue to follow advice from government advisories and remain in touch with all our on the ground suppliers.​​ Please consider your government's advice and make a decision based on your own circumstances. ​ Ultimately, the decision is yours if you would like to travel this year, but we are looking forward a great Summer ahead. ​ CORONA FAQS What’s a normal day like on the tour? Your day always starts with a fresh continental breakfast being served from 9.00-10.00am. At this point the boat has already started setting sail for the next port (usually at 7am while you’re still asleep). Swim stops are scheduled in before lunch, which is served around 1.30pm each day. During lunch we set sail again either for the next port, or for another swim stop (depending on the distance for the day). Once docked you have free time in the town. Your Koda Sail Rep will give you an orientation tour, showing you the highlights and things to do for the afternoon/evening. There may be an excursion already organized which your Koda Sail Rep will co-ordinate with the group on the day. You then can meet back with the group for Dinner, which is usually around 7.30pm, followed by ‘Happy Hour’ on the boat before a night out on the town to enjoy the local nightlife. Our boat stays docked at port until the morning departure around 7.00am. What day/time does the tours start/finish? CROATIA: Tour start time: Saturday morning. Check in from 1100am to 1200pm. Tour end time: The following Saturday after breakfast between 800am and 900am. You can depart earlier if you have an early flight as we are in port from the Friday afternoon. TURKEY: Tour start time: Saturday afternoon. Check in from 200pm to 245pm. Tour end time: The following Saturday after breakfast at 930am. You can depart earlier if you have an early flight as we are in port from the Friday afternoon. MALDIVES: Tour start time: Check-in on Saturday morning at Malé Airport between 12.00pm and 1.00pm Tour end time: The tour ends the following Saturday at 8.30am, after our final breakfast together. If you have an early flight out, you can leave the tour before then. Our Koda Sail rep will organise transfers accordingly AFRICA: Tour start time: Your tour includes an airport transfer from Vic Falls airport VFA (Zimbabwe). Let us know your arrival time so we can organise accordingly. Arriving before 2pm is preferable to allow enough time to check-in, meet your crew and join us for our first dinner together Tour end time: The tour will end after breakfast on the final day. We have an included Airport drop off to Maun airport MUB (Botswana) at 11am What is the average age of passengers on tour? With our tours tailored towards the Young Professional demographic (mid 20s to late 30's) our average age is 25-35. No matter if you’re outside of that bracket, as most of our travellers are all like-minded and are here for the same reason, to relax, unwind and enjoy local experiences with new friends. Learn more about our guests HERE I'm a solo traveller, is this tour for me?" Travelling solo, then what a great idea to book a group tour! Some things are just more fun when you’ve got company. It’s not rocket science, but we know that young adventurers want to travel with people their own age. For this reason alone, Koda Sail is specifically aimed at and designed for travellers in their 20’s and 30’s. Whether you want to get out and explore what each town has to offer, chill with a sunset cocktail or party the night away, there’s always a great mix of people on board to share it with. You may step on board as a solo traveller, but you defs will walk off with a family of life long friends. Learn more about our guests HERE I’m traveling solo, who will be I be sharing with?" Our prices are based on two people sharing a twin cabin, so if you’re traveling solo, we’ll randomly pair you with a like-minded traveler (same sex). If you would like to upgrade to a single cabin, contact us and we'll let you know the availability and single supplement fare. How many passengers are on the tour? CROATIA: On average there are generally between 25-35 passengers per tour group. TURKEY: Our gullets in Turkey are a bit smaller, so our group size there is generally between 12-16 passengers per tour. MALDIVES: On most of our trips you’ll be part of a group of approx 15-20 people. AFRICA: On most of our trips you’ll be part of a group of approx 12-20 people. What is included in the tour? For a full list of inclusions per tour, check out our Tour Inclusions page HERE As a genreal overview, the tour price and fees cover the following services (plus more). Accommodation: 7 nights in a Twin or Double room on our A+ (don’t forget the PLUS!) Koda Sail vessels. This means you get to be on board a boat with a bit more luxury than the norm. Each cabin is specially fitted out with it’s own private en-suite, so there’s no sharing facilities between 8-10 cabins like the lesser class boats other companies use. All our cabins and common areas have Air Condition facilities included in the price. When comparing you need to know that some of the lesser class boats charge a fee for this luxury once you are there, in addition to the cost of your tour. Sometimes this is an unexpected cost that you haven’t prepared for. With Koda Sail there’s no hidden cost here. Meals: Our 3 course Lunch and Dinners are freshly cooked and prepared by our on board local chef. Authenticity & quality is what it’s all about as they cater your meals throughout the week. Having our very own personal chef also means we can cater to special dietary requirements. We also include an authentic Captain's dinner experience where we welcome you to the Koda Sail family and let you experience dinner with us as a local. Koda Sail Rep: You get the services of English speaking experienced tour leader. Note that your Koda Sail Rep is just for your group. You don’t have to share them with the 6 or so other boats sailing alongside you. They sleep on board and are there whenever you need them. Captain and Crew: Your Koda Sail crew is made up of a local captain, a chef and a team of sailors making sure we’re all well looked after. Orientation tours: As per the itinerary your Koda Sail rep will provide orientation walking tours of each of the destinations pointing out the highlights and giving you a better insight to the places we visit. Beach Towels and sun lounges: No need to pack a big beach towel, we’ll have them on board for you to use along with our Sun Lounges on the top deck for you to enjoy your tanning time on. (Beach towels not included on Turkey & Greece Tours) Entry Fees: All entry fees for historical sites in the itinerary on our Turkey sail tours. WiFi: Free WiFi available on board all week so you can easily update/gloat to your friends and family back home about the awesome week you're having on the cruise. Housekeeping: During the week our housekeeping team will freshen up your room with new linen and towels. What is not included in the tour price? Travel insurance, airport Transfers, meals not stated in the itinerary, tips for local guides and sailing crew, entrance fees to the sights and museums not stated in the itinerary, optional excursions, Visas (if applicable) other services not stated in the itinerary. Croatia: A local port tax of €80 to be paid locally direct to your Koda Sail rep. How much free time will I get on my tour? How much free time is up to you, it’s your vacation! If you want things to do, then your Koda Sail rep is there offer insights to the towns we visit, organize your land excursions or nights out with the group. There are plenty of opportunities each day for you to swim in the sea or chill on the sun deck. In the evenings you have the option to join your new friends out on the land or have the night to yourself for a quiet night in. Whatever you want to get out of your vacation, we are here to help make it happen. Are there extra excursions on offer? Yes, for those that want to get even more out of your week on the seas, we have some fun optional local excursions on offer. Ranging from white water rafting to a leisurely bike ride around the National park. The costs for these are not included in your tour cost & are payable to your Koda Sail Rep during the tour. Once you make your booking, you will get a list of the upcoming excursions to choose from so that you can start getting excited! If there's any additional excursions you may want to do that aren't on our list, let us know and we'll do our best to ensure you get the chance to tick it off your bucket-list. Do you cater for dietary requirements on board? Having our very own personal chef means we can cater to special dietary requirements. Just let your Koda Sail rep know of your dietary requirement at check-in on day 1. If you think you’re requirement is unique and want to check with our team beforehand, you can drop us an email at info@kodasail.com How much should I budget for the tour? Depending on your taste, a sailing tour in Europe can be cheap once you are there and not too much money needs to be spent during the week if you didn’t want to. The restaurants we recommend are in the price range of €10-30 per meal. If you decide to join the group on the nights out, our Koda Sail reps organize free entries to clubs and nightly drink specials, helping you to save money to be spent elsewhere. There is also a bar on board the boat that has a Happy Hour every night with different specials, allowing you to enjoy a cheaper drink if you wish. A bar tab is run on the boat for the week allowing you to pay in cash at the end. It is visible all week and you can keep track as you go. As a rough guide for your bar tab on board, €100-150 Euro for the week would get you a beer/wine at lunch and dinner, some drinks in the afternoon on the sun deck and then pre-drinks before heading out, for the 7 days while on the boat. If you choose to do any extra excursions we have on offer, you will need to budget for these. To do everything, it generally is around €150-250 per person. These prices are just a guide as excursions change from season to season. Port Tax: €80 per person cash must be paid to Captain on Day 1 of tour (Croatia tours only) ​ Tipping: Tipping is not compulsory and it’s entirely up to you if you decide to give extra to your Koda Sail crew. It’s defs not expected but is very much appreciated. You will see the Koda Sail team always goes above and beyond to ensure you have the best week of your life on our tours. It’s something we pride ourselves on. You will have the opportunity to show your gratitude to your crew at the end of the tour. The amount you tip is entirely a personal preference, however as a guideline we recommend; €15 per WEEK, per crew member on board (approx €100-110). €5 per DAY for your Koda Sail tour manager (€35) What should I pack? You can pack light for this week long tour on the seas. The weather during the summer is on average 24-30 C (77-85 F), so you can rely on not having to wear jeans or a sweater to keep you warm. The dress code for the nightlife here is very relaxed. Casual Summer wear is acceptable in most places as the bars and clubs can get very warm inside. Girls: We know this is an important one. We do have a basic hair dryer in each room (Croatia tours), however you may want to BYO Hair dryer and/or GHD if you live by it. Or, you can rock the mermaid beach hair look all week ☺ Check out our Packing Guide for some handy tips. Do I need travel Insurance? We strongly advise that you take out comprehensive travel insurance before final payment has been made. Ideally you should get a policy that covers you for; Emergency travel arrangements and accommodation expenses, cancellations, overseas medical and hospital expenses, personal accidents, personal baggage and public liability. If you need assistance in choosing an insurance company, feel free to contact us for our recommendations and discounted rates. NOTE: You may notice the option for "Cruise" cover when selecting your insurance policy. This is referring to those large cruise ships that go way out to sea and sail overnight. We are not in that category and are never more than 400m from the shore in case of any emergency. Can I connect with fellow travelers before the trip? Yes :) On your final documents email, you will be invited to join the Facebook Group for your trip. Here you can introduce yourself, find out who is getting in early and plan a mini catchup before your Koda Sail adventure starts. We'll connect you roughly 6 weeks before your departure date. Learn more about our guests HERE How do I make a Booking Enquiry? Once you’ve had a look at our Tour Dates & Fares page all you need to do now is let us know that you are keen to find out more. This is easily done by simply clicking on the Enquire Now button in the Header of each page which will take you to our Booking Enquiry form for you to make contact with us. One of our friendly Koda Sail team will get back to you ASAP with our availability, fares and inform you of any discounts we have on offer. How do I lock in my spot on tour? After making contact with our Koda Sail team, they will fill you in on all your options available with us. Once you are ready to #GETONBOARD with us, simply reply back to that initial enquiry and we’ll get the ball rolling. We’ll send you out a link to pay your deposit and that’ll lock in the spot and any sale discounts away for you. Easy! How do I pay for my tour? Payment for your Koda Sail tour can be made easily by credit card through our secure online payment link. This will be emailed through to you along with your invoice. Our Croatia and Turkey invoices are in Euro currency. Our Maldives and Africa invoices are in USD currency What payment options do you have available? Deposit now, pay later: A Non refundable deposit must be paid to secure your spot. Then you just need to pay the balance as outlined in your final payment email before the due date. Failure to meet your payment deadlines may result in your booking being cancelled or price increase. Any additional costs incurred due to late payment are the responsibility of the passenger (you). Pay in full: Want to get the payment out of the way? You can request to pay in full at time of booking. Payment plan: Split payments are available. These payments incur a one off €15 fee that will be added to your final invoice. For more info on our Payment Plans click HERE Gift Registery/Vouchers: Want your friends and family to pay for your trip? They can purchase travel credit to go towards your trip. For more info click HERE I'm a solo traveller, is this tour for me?" Travelling solo, then what a great idea to book a group tour! Some things are just more fun when you’ve got company. It’s not rocket science, but we know that young adventurers want to travel with people their own age. For this reason alone, Koda Sail is specifically aimed at and designed for travellers in their 20’s and 30’s. Whether you want to get out and explore what each town has to offer, chill with a sunset cocktail or party the night away, there’s always a great mix of people on board to share it with. You may step on board as a solo traveller, but you defs will walk off with a family of life long friends. Meet our guests HERE What are the boats like? CROATIA: Our A+ Premium Category boats in Croatia are newly built, with spacious air-conditioned cabins and private en-suites, so there’s no sharing between 8 cabins like the lesser class boats of the competition. Enjoy the large sun deck and dining area. There’s plenty of room to take in the sun, relax on deck or chill by the bar. Check out some pics of our A+ Premium boats HERE TURKEY: Our traditional Turkish gulets are are fully equipped with Air Condition (please read about Turkish Laws about overnight usage). The large spacious cabins are at least twice as large as our competitors gulets. The rooms are 2 to a room unlike others that place 3 in a room. Our gulets are larger than the standard boat, with an average length of 31 meters. What are the rooms like? Have a sneak peak into the rooms with our 360 degree view. For more info on our Cabins, click on the following links; CROATIA TURKEY MALDIVES AFRICA Main Deck or Lower Deck? (Croatia Tours) If you're deciding whether you should choose going with a Main Deck or Lower deck cabin, here's some info to help you out: • Same Same - To start with, all rooms are twin share, have air-condition and private en-suites. • Lighting - This is the main difference between the rooms. The Main deck rooms have a normal size window whereas the Lower deck rooms have a port hole for a window, thus letting in less natural light. • Space - The Main deck rooms are slightly larger. • Twin/Double - The twin beds in the Main Deck rooms can be pushed together to make a double. This is not an option below deck as they are fixed. • Stairs - The obvious difference is that if you are Lower deck, you will need to take on the stairs each time you want to come and go from your room. A positive spin on this is you get that leg workout you've been skipping out on :) • Wifi - The boat's wifi works better in the Main deck rooms due to less interference. • Location - By being in the Main deck rooms, you have the luxury of stepping out of your door straight into daylight then into the water for that morning dip in the Adriatic. Winning! Lower deck cabin doors are on the inside and open into the hallway. Is there free WiFi on the boat? There sure is! All of our boats have free WiFi for you to log into while on board. We more than anyone know how important it is to show off on social media how awesome a week on a boat is with us! Is there a licensed bar on the boat? Yes, all of our boats have a licensed bar on board. A visable bar tab is run thoughout the week for convenience, with payment of the tab due at the end of tour. Payment of the bar tab is to be made direct to the boat's bar staff and to be paid in cash. See the FAQ section on 'budgeting' to see how much is recommended to allocate to the bar tab. Being a licensed bar means that BYO alcohol is not allowed to be brought on board with you. What power sockets are available on the boat? As we are in Europe, our boats use European sockets (2 hole prongs), so you will need to bring an international conversion adapter to use your electronics. What should I pack? You can pack light for this week long tour on the seas. The weather during the summer is on average 24-30 C (77-85 F), so you can rely on not having to wear jeans or a sweater to keep you warm. The dress code for the nightlife here is very relaxed. Casual Summer wear is acceptable in most places as the bars and clubs can get very warm inside. Girls: We know this is an important one. We do have a basic hair dryer in each room, however you may want to BYO Hair dryer and/or GHD if you live by it. Or, you can rock the mermaid beach hair look all week ☺ Check out our Packing Guide for some handy tips How many passengers are on the boat? CROATIA: On average there are generally between 25-35 passengers per tour group. TURKEY: Our gullets in Turkey are a bit smaller, so our group size there is generally between 12-16 passengers per tour. Is there a hair dryer on board? Yes! Our boats in Croatia come with a basic hair dryer in each bathroom. How many hours a day will we be cruising? Not including our daily swim stops, we cruise the seas for approx 3-4hrs each day. Where do we dock? CROATIA: We dock in the main ports, close to all the action. A short walk in with your Koda Sail Rep to get an orientation tour of the city when we dock will get you familiar with all that you need to know for your time on the land. We are quite often docked up next to some super yachts so it’s a good chance to do some celeb spotting when in port. TURKEY: After a day of exploring the sights along the coast, most nights we anchor up in secluded bays for sunset swims and dinner under the stars. Will I get seasick? First thing to note is that in general, coastline in the Mediterranean (Including the Adriatic Sea and Turkish coast) is relatively calm. Most of the time it's like sailing on a large lake, because most of our routes will have you sailing between the islands and the mainland, shielding you from the open sea. And for this reason, very rarely does anyone get seasick on our tours. If you do usually get seasick, we recommend you get yourself some seasick or ginger tablets before you get on board. We also recommend purchasing a set of those seasick pressure point wrist-bands if you’re really concerned. It might even be worth consulting your GP as they know your medical history and will be able to advise accordingly. What if I can’t swim very well? Life jackets and floatie devices are available on all our boats and there will be plenty of other activities to keep you busy. Or, if you prefer, you can stick to lounging around, soaking up the rays on deck! What if we get bad weather? As we sail in the peak of the Summer, it's very rare that we have bad weather. However, if the seas are too rough on any given day, our Captain carefully plans out an alternate route to avoid them. We may change up the itinerary slightly to ensure the most pleasurable experience on board by avoiding any bad weather. What currency do they use in Croatia? On January 1st 2023, Croatia finally moved from the Croatian Kuna to the Euro. Currency exchange booths are located in the main square of all the destinations we visit. Generally speaking, the exchange booths at the airport don’t give the best rate, so just exchange a small amount to get you into Split and then exchange your money in town. Alternatively, ATM machines are readily available throughout Croatia to use your own Cash Card. What language do they speak in Croatia? In Croatia the locals speak Croatian, however with tourism booming in the past 7-10 years, English is very widely spoken, especially by the younger community. Croatia is considered to be among the better English speaking European countries. Do I need a Visa for Croatia? Not many passports these days require a visa for their visit to Croatia, however it is recommended that you follow this up with your passport country of issue to see if a visa is required. It is then your responsibilty to obtain any tourist visa’s you may require to visit Croatia. You can check on this website to get you started: https://croatia.visahq.com/ Koda Sail does not take any responsibilty or have any obligation to assist with you obtaining your Visa. My passport is almost expired, will this be ok?" To comply with most immigration regulations, ensure that your passport has a minimum of six months validity from your intended return date back to your home country. Your booking with Koda Sail should be made using your full name exactly as it appears on your current valid passport. What sort of plugs do I need for Croatia and what is the voltage? Standard voltage is 230 - 240 volts. Primary sockets generally require the 2 round-pin variety, similar to most European sockets. We recommend that you pack a universal travel adaptor. You will need a voltage converter and plug adaptor in order to use U.S. appliances. How do I get from Split Airport to the Port? Airport transfer shuttle buses leave from outside the terminal. Timetables are coordinated to meet flight arrivals and drop off at the port. The shuttle bus takes around 30min and cost is €8. Tickets bought from the driver. Cash only. Transfers back to the Airport depart the port 90min before most flights. Your Koda Sail rep will assist with timetable information on departure. A Taxi will take approx 30-40min €45-50 Euro Is WiFi widely available in Croatia? We have free WiFi available on our boats to keep you connected and to keep your friends at home jealous of your trip! In the main cities and ports, WiFi is mostly available in hotels, restaurants, cafes, bars and many public places. In more rural areas connections can still be found but they are slightly more scarce and less reliable. Where should I stay in Split? The growth of tourism over the past few years has led to many rooms being let from local families. Of course you can choose hotels within Split if you wish, however the trend has been to use sites such as Airbnb.com and Booking.com rather than stay at the larger hotel franchises. Not only will you get a cheaper deal, but usually a friendly local host who will happily show you around their town and give you tips for things to do before your tour with us. See our info sheet HERE to see a map of where we recommend. What is the weather like in Croatia over the Summer? The best time to travel to Croatia is June, July and August as the Summer months bring the most sunny days in all of Europe. Over the Summer in Croatia, the temperature ranges from 24-30C (77-85F), with water temps of 23-27C (77-80F). Bliss! Is it standard to tip in Croatia? Tipping is not expected but very much apprecaited in Croatia. Leaving a 10-15% tip on your bill in a restaurant is generally an acceptable amount. When it comes to other areas of the service industry, (such as taxis), rounding up the fare is a nice gesture but not obligatory. Tipping your Koda crew is entirely up to you. It’s definitely not expected, but is very much appreciated. You will see the Koda Sail team always goes above and beyond to ensure you have the best week of your life on our tours. It’s something we pride ourselves on. You will have the opportunity to show your gratitude to your crew at the end of the tour. The amount you tip is entirely a personal preference, however as a guideline we recommend; €15 per WEEK, per crew member on board. €5 per DAY for your Koda Sail tour manager What should I pack? You can pack light for this week long tour on the seas. The weather during the summer is on average 24-30 C (77-85 F), so you can rely on not having to wear jeans or a sweater to keep you warm. The dress code for the nightlife here is very relaxed. Casual Summer wear is acceptable in most places as the bars and clubs can get very warm inside. Girls: We know this is an important one. We do have a basic hair dryer in each room (Croatia tours), however you may want to BYO Hair dryer and/or GHD if you live by it. Or, you can rock the mermaid beach hair look all week ☺ Check out our Packing Guide for some handy tips. What currency do they use in Turkey? Croatia’s official currency is the Turkish Lira (TRY) however, in some locations, the use of Euro and USD is accepted at a rate stated by the shop owner, usually with change given in Turkish Lira. Currency exchange can be found at the airport and at the main port in Fethiye. Generally speaking, the exchange booths at the airport don’t give the best rate, so just exchange a small amount to get you to Fethiye and then exchange your money in town. Alternatively, ATM machines are available throughout Turkey to use your own Cash Card. It's advisable to request bank notes in smaller denominations, as it can sometimes be hard to get change from large notes and smaller notes are handy for smaller purchases and gratuities. Do I need a visa to visit Turkey? The Electronic Visa (e-Visa) Application System was launched on 17 April 2013 by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Turkey. This system allows visitors travelling to Turkey to easily obtain their e-Visas online (www.evisa.gov.tr), in just 5 minutes Applicants can obtain their visa after they fill in the necessary information concerning their identity, passport and travel dates and pay visa fee online. Tourist visa's are for 90 days and vary in cost. Some countries passports do not require a Visa and can enter for free. Check if your country is on the list here. You can also obtain a Visa at the airport, however the cost is generally a bit higher. Koda Sail does not take any responsibilty or have any obligation to assist with you obtaining your Visa. Do the boats have Air Condition? All the Gulets we use for our scheduled tours in Turkey are equipped with air conditioning. ​ However, Turkish sailing laws prevent ALL boats (not just ours) from having the generator running in the bays from the hours of 1am through to 6am, which means the Air Conditioning units can not run during these hours. ​ When moored out of a harbour, our Captain's schedule the air conditioning to run in the evening as late as possible to cool cabins before guests retire, then again before sunrise until breakfast. ​ For the most part, the room is still cool enough to sleep in, but we do have many lounge areas on the boat to enjoy a sleep under the stars on a balmy Summer's night. What vaccinations do I need for Turkey? You should seek medical advice before travelling to Turkey from your local health practitioner and ensure that you receive all of the appropriate vaccinations. As a guide Diphtheria, Hepatitis A and Tetanus are strongly recommended. For more health information for Turkey visit the CDC Traveler's Health page. Is it safe for a single woman to travel in Turkey? Despite fears that the country’s location in the Middle East makes it unsafe for female travellers, Turkey is remarkably progressive and cosmopolitan and much easier for women than it appears from the outside. The country is predominantly Muslim and therefore women generally dress conservatively but in the big cities and main tourist areas and beach resorts, foreign women showing a little skin won’t attract too much attention. However, if you're feeling some uncomfortable stares, covering your arms and legs should nip this in the bud. Of course, women should take care not to end up on their own at night, keep an eye on their drinks and be wary of seeming too forward with any men who might misinterpret your friendliness. Is it safe to drink tap water in Turkey? Tap water in Turkey is generally considered safe to drink, but as a precaution against stomach upsets you may want to drink bottled water, which is readily available from shops, hotels and restaurants throughout Turkey. Passport validity for travel to Turkey The Turkish government advise that your passport should be valid for at least 6 months from the date you enter Turkey. You can find more detail about the requirements for entry into Turkey on the website of the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. What language do they speak in Turkey? In Turkey the locals speak Turkish, however with tourism on the rise in the past 5-10 years, English is very widely spoken in the tourist hot spots, especially by the younger community. Some basic phrases will go a long way to breaking the ice and always gain you an extra smile from the locals :) Is it standard to tip in Turkey? Tipping is expected in Turkey and leaving a 10-15% tip on your bill in a restaurant is generally an acceptable amount. When it comes to other areas of the service industry, (such as taxis), rounding up the fare is a nice gesture but not obligatory. Tour guides and crew should also be tipped the equivalent of around USD $5-10 per person, per day. What do things cost in Turkey? Although Turkey is a popular tourist destination, major cities and ports have remained pretty cheap for the average traveller. Snacks from street vendors can normally be purchased for just a few dollars while a meal in a restaurant with a drink won’t amount to much more than USD $10. Taxis tend to have a base fare of USD $1 and then cost one extra dollar per kilometre. What sort of plugs do I need for Turkey and what is the voltage? Standard voltage is 230 - 240 volts. Primary sockets generally require the 2 round-pin variety, similar to most European sockets. We recommend that you pack a universal travel adaptor. You will need a voltage converter and plug adaptor in order to use U.S. appliances. Is WiFi widely available in Turkey? We have free WiFi available on our boats to keep you connected and to keep your friends at home jealous of your trip! In the main cities and ports, WiFi is mostly available in hotels, restaurants, cafes, bars and many public places. In more rural areas connections can still be found but they are slightly more scarce and less reliable. How do I get from Dalaman Airport to the Port? You have a few options to get you between Dalaman Airport and the Fethiye marina port. Private Airport Transfer: Our local supplier operates private transfers to/from Dalaman Airport with a modern air-conditioned van. It requires pre-booking. The price for a private transfer for 1-4 guests will be €60. Price is charged per vehicle. (apx.45 minutes). Dalaman Airport Taxi: Official yellow taxis operate to/from International Dalaman airport. The taxi rank is located just outside the arrival lounges. Taxi fares are fixed and posted on a board by taxi rank. Please check the board before you get on the taxi (apx. €40) (apx. 45 minutes) Dalaman Airport Shuttle Buses: There are 2 Shuttle bus companies (HAVAŞ and MUTTAŞ) operating shuttles. The Bus station is located just outside of arrival lounge at the airport. The ticket price is 100 Turkish Lira. Please check the Schedule of shuttle buses on their websites (HAVAŞ and MUTTAŞ). When you take one of these shuttles, the final stop is Fethiye bus terminal. From there you are can make your way to the Office located in the marina either a short taxi ride (apx.100 Turkish Lira) or by catching a public mini bus to the marina (apx.10 Lira) What currency do they use in the Maldives? The Maldives official currency is the Maldivian Ruffya, however $USD is widely used and accepted. Most restaurants and shops will accept $USD for payment and provide change in local currency. Although Credit Cards are accepted on the islands, it's recommeded that you have some cash to convert also as there are no ATMs outside of Malé. Slightly torn notes, notes that have been heavily marked or are faded may be difficult to exchange. It is best to bring notes in fairly good condition, in denominations lower than 100USD (or equivalent). Do I need a Visa for the Maldives? Not many passports these days require a visa for their visit to the Maldives, however it is recommended that you follow this up with your passport country of issue to see if a visa is required. It is then your responsibilty to obtain any tourist visa’s you may require to visit the Maldives. FYI: The Maldives offer a Visa Free 30 day entry to the country for Citizens of countries such as Australia, New Zealand, UK, USA, Canada along with most other EU countries. Koda Sail does not take any responsibilty or have any obligation to assist with you obtaining your Visa. What language do they speak in the Maldives? In the Maldives the locals speak Maldivian Dhivehi, however within the tourism and hospitality industries, English is very widely spoken Where do we stay? Unlike our Sailing tours in Croatia and Turkey, in the Maldives we stay on the land and use boats to hop between the islands. We have endeavoured to select hotels that enhance your travel experience, either through a central location which are of a high level of standard, service and amenities available. You can see photos of the hotels we use HERE Are the rooms air-conditioned? Yes! All our hotels we use have air-conditioning. A great luxury to have when you come home from a long day at the beach :) Are airport transfers included? Yes, transfer both to and from the Airport are included in your tour. We will have a staff member waiting at the airport upon your arrival. Do I need vaccinations to travel to the Maldives? You should seek medical advice before travelling to the Maldives from your local health practitioner and ensure that you receive all of the appropriate vaccinations. For more health information for the Maldives visit the CDC Traveler's Health page. Is it safe to drink tap water in the Maldives? Tap water in Maldives is all treated rainwater and it's not advisable to drink it, not least as it has generally got an unpleasant taste. Our hotels supply purified drinking water to our guests for free and you can purchase bottled water easily enough on the islands. The hotels we stay in also provide one bottle of water per day in the rooms. What sort of plugs do I need for the Maldives and what is the voltage? Standard voltage is 230 volts and the frequency is 50 Hz. You can use your electric appliances on the Maldives, if the standard voltage in your country is in between 220-240V. Primary sockets generally require the UK-style three-pin (see pic). We recommend that you pack a universal travel adaptor. You will need a voltage converter and plug adaptor in order to use U.S. appliances. What do things cost in Maldives? The Maldives has a stigma attached to it that it can be very expensive, however when you are away from the resorts you can find decently priced restaurants and bars in the towns. As a guide, a meal in a mid-range restaurant with a drink won’t amount to much more than USD $10-15. Is it standard to tip in the Maldives? Tipping is compulsory in the Maldives but the good news is that it already added onto your bills to make it easy to manage. A service charge of 10% plus a 10% VAT tax will clearly be marked on your receipts. In hotels it is also recommended that you leave the equivalent of a couple of dollars per day for housekeeping and concierge staff. A recommended tip for your Tour guides is around USD$30-40 for the week. This is not expected, but very much appreciated. Is WiFi widely available in the Maldives? We have free WiFi available in all of our hotels to keep you connected keep your friends at home jealous of your trip! WiFi is also mostly available in restaurants, cafes, bars and many public places. My passport is almost expired, will this be ok?" To comply with most immigration regulations, ensure that your passport has a minimum of six months validity from your intended return date back to your home country. Your booking with Koda Sail should be made using your full name exactly as it appears on your current valid passport. Do I get any free time? The beauty of travelling with Koda Sail is that we give you options and encourage travellers to explore at their own pace. When you get to a destination, your Koda Sail rep will let you know what eachlocation has on offer and let you choose. Some of the group will do one activity, others will opt for something completely different while others may just choose to lie in a hammock and read a book. It's your choice :) What is the food like? Our buffet breakfasts at the hotel consist of Fresh fruit, cereal, eggs, omelettes, baked beans, sausages, etc. Along with tea, coffee, juices and water. Our Lunches & Dinners provided are a mix of western and local food which include rice & noodle dishes, meats, vegetables, salads and desserts! Note: We are able to cater for special diets What should I pack? Here's the HOT TIP...The Maldives is always HOT! We recommend a few of pairs of bathers/swimwear as we will be spending a lot of time at the beach and in the water. Most guests choose to bring some nicer light clothes for our dinners and boat parties. Don't forget to pack: Hat, Sunglasses and Sunblock! Can you carry alcohol into Maldives? You are not allowed to bring liquor to the Maldives. If you have bought liquor, beer and related items containing alcohol from a duty free shop while on route to the Maldives, these products must be bonded in the airport's customs department upon arrival. These goods will be returned before departure. Can you drink alcohol in the Maldives The majority of the Maldives is a 'dry' country and alcohol is not sold. However we have opportunities throughout the week during some of our excursions in which you can enjoy a drink or two...or three :) What is the Accommodation like? Here in Africa we have a mixture of accommodation throughout the tour, staying in lodges, sleeping out under the stars in the Salt Pans, and in our 3x3 tents during our 4 night mobile Safari in the Okavango Delta. See our accommodation page HERE

CROATIA travel guide Croatia has been throned. Long live the King! You can't ignore it any longer, Croatia is the real deal baby. Greek islands and Ibiza it's time to step down because the new kid on the block is here to take the throne. After all, Dubrovnik is known as 'Kings Landing' now with the Game of Thrones being filmed there. ​ If you're looking for an incredible coastline, deep blue seas dotted with islands and beautiful historic towns, great food and a buzzing nightlife, then sailing Croatia is your answer. It's a place where you could very easily settle into for weeks on end, visiting beaches, waterfalls, exploring towns, sipping red wine at side street cafe and eating cuisine quality food for every meal. ​ Located just outside of the typical tourist trail in Western Europe, it has been able to maintain a great deal of it’s charm as an off the beaten path destination, offering amazing experiences and exceeds all it's expectations from the moment you arrive. ​ It’s very easy to find yourself saying ‘this is the life’ when the warm Mediterranean summer climate kicks in, and the sun is shining day in and day out! The best time to travel to Croatia is June, July and August as the weather is perfect and the country is scattered with local festivals, along with some of the best music festivals in Europe. The whole country has a special Summer buzz to it. ​ These are just some of the draws that have made Croatia an increasingly popular hot spot to travel. Sailing in Croatia is on the bucketlist of every traveller passing through Europe. Make sure it's on yours! ​ Want to know more about Croatia? Check out our FAQ's page for all those little extra bits you need to know. NEED TO KNOW WHERE Croatia is located in Europe and shares land borders with Hungary, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Slovenia and Italy. From London, a non-stop flight is approximately 2h 40m. THE CAPITAL Zagreb is situated in the northwestern part of Croatia and is known for its 18th and 19th-century Austro-Hungarian architecture. LANGUAGE The official language of Croatia is Croatian. English is commonly spoken, particularly by those who work in tourism along with most of the younger generation. CURRENCY Croatia has recently moved from the Kuna to join the €Euro. ATMs are available across the country along with many foreign exchange counters. Credit cards are accepted in most hotels and restaurants, but cash is preferred VISAS Not many passports these days require a visa for their visit to Croatia, however it is recommended that you follow this up with your passport country of issue to see if a visa is required. You can check on this website to get you started: https://croatia.visahq.com/ VACCINATIONS No specific vaccinations are required for visiting Croatia however it is best advised that you consult your doctor 6 to 8 weeks before you depart. ​ ELECTRICITY In Croatia, the standard voltage is 230 V & the frequency is 50 Hz. There are two associated plug types, types C and F. EMERGENCY Keep these phone numbers handy in case of emergency: General Emergency 112 Police 192 Fire 193 Ambulance 194 Where we Sail WHERE WE SAIL Want to know a little bit more about where we sail and what to look forward to during your Koda Sail adventure...then read on friends! ​ Don't forget, you can always contact us at anytime if you want to know more about our tours. Destinations info, things to do, food to eat, cocktails to drink, what airport to fly into, what the weather will be like, how awesome your tan will be, whatever you like, ask away! SPLIT CROATIA ​ With a population of close to 200,000 Split comes in as the second biggest city in Croatia next to the capital of Zagreb. being on the water, it is by far the most dominant city of the Dalmatian coast with major port for ferries to Italy and the starting point for most people on the sailing tours. Often called the soul of Dalmatian coast, it's where the locals live, work and party, wedged between the Biokovo mountains and the palm lined Adriatic coast and home to the luxurious ancient palace of Roman Emperor Diocletian. Your tour starts and finishes here. Make sure you join your Koda Sail rep for a guided walk around the Palace before your final dinner and drinks in the old town. DUBROVNIK CROATIA The 'Pearl of the Adriatic' is for many people the highlight of Croatia. This historic town that was ravaged by war in 1991 leaves very little noticeable damage to the limestone and marble streets and squares. With the most complete set of medieval fortified walls in the world, this city is drenched in history and a bit of Hollywood these days with the filming of the HBO series 'Game fo Thrones'. The city walls stretch almost 2000m around, offering stunning views over the Adriatic and the traditional red roof tops, this is deservedly, a UNESCO World Heritage city. We dock up around lunchtime at 'Gruž' aka the New Port, and jump on a bus to the Pile gate where the adventure begins as we check out the old town. Have a wander down the broad medieval paved Stradun high street. Explore the city streets, local shops and walk the walls before finding yourself a bit of beach to swim the afternoon away. A visit to 'Buža' bar this afternoon is highly recommended. Grab a chilled beer, a suntan and maybe a swim before resetting for a big night out on the old town KORCULA CROATIA ​ With a population of around 4000, Korčula oldtown is the highlight of the island of Korčula. Its little medieval walled town is reminiscent of a mini Dubrovnik. The island itself is famed for its expert stone masonry, jewellery making, shipbuilding and its most famous ex-resident, Venetian traveller Marco Polo who was born in Korčula (when under Venetian rule). He was one of the first Europeans to travel out to China and Mongolia back in the 13th Century way before Columbus, Tasman and Cook ventured out East. He was captured by the Genoese in Korčula during a huge naval battle back in 1298 that gets proudly re-enacted every summer in the town with big celebrations. During his imprisonment in Genoa he wrote one of the most famous travel books of all time about his journeys 'Il Milione'. Columbus kept and annotated his own copy, hundreds of years later for his own travels, pretty much making it the original Lonely Planet guide! OMIš CROATIA ​ On the mainland, situated between Split and Makarska is the famous old pirate town of Omiš. Between the 13th and 15th Centuries the local sea Captains weren't too happy about paying out taxes to the rich Venetians so they took it upon themselves to 'supervise' navigation of all the Venetian trading vessels. When Omiš was under the rule of the powerful pirate Dukes of Kacic it enjoyed considerable prosperity and was well known to be a dangerous nest of pirates. Omiš was a thorn in the side of Venice's medieval naval supremacy, and between the rocky rapids of the river Cetina, the Mirabel Pirate fortress in the old town, and the watchful eye of the Stari Grad Fortress up in the mountains, the pirates had this place pretty well protected! HVAR CROATIA ​ At about 80km long the island of Hvar is the longest in the Dalmatian coast and second in total size only to its neighbour Brač. It's also the sunniest place in Croatia with an average of 2724 hours of sun per year! Lush vineyards amongst the rugged mountains, rolling fields of lavender, tiny inlets and secluded coves, not to mention the pumping nightlife of the medieval streets of Hvar town, make it a must see. On arrival into the port, our boats get a great view of the old town and Spanola fortress up on the hill. MLJET CROATIA One of the most famous and beautiful national parks in Croatia is found in Mljet. The salt-water lakes of Mljet on the northwest part of the island are amazing. Check out Veliko Jezero (Big Lake) and Malo Jezero (Small Lake) which are only a short walk from the town in the middle of the island. Sheltered and surrounded by pine forests, the nature here is stunning! Formed 10,000 years ago by rising sea levels they were originally freshwater lakes until the Benedictine Monks came here back in the 12th Century and dug out a channel to the sea. You can still find their peaceful medieval monastery on the island of St. Mary in the big lake (an island in a lake on an island!). ADD ONS There's more to see in Croatia, so why not add on some more adventure before or after your tour with a visit to these destinations Plitvice Krka PLITVICE LAKES CROATIA ​ Tucked away in the mountainous region of Lika, only a few hours north from the port of Split, half-way between the coast and the capital Zagreb, is the amazing Plitvice Lakes National Park. One of the most visited sites in Croatia, Plitvice Lakes became a protected national park back in 1949, and since 1979 the lakes have also been listed as UNESCO World Heritage. This amazing natural phenomenon consists of 16 interconnected lakes and over 90 waterfalls of different sizes. ​ Visit the Lakes before or after your Koda Sail tour. Contact us if you'd like to do this day trip before your tour KRKA NP CROATIA ​ Stretching from the western foot of the Dinaric Range into the sea near Šibenik, the 73km Krka River and its wonderful waterfalls define the landscape of Krka National Park. The waterfalls are the big daddy attraction with the river water creating a canyon up to 200m deep through limestone hills. Moss and algae retain calcium carbonate and encrust it in their roots creating a material called tufa. It's formed by billions of plants growing on top of one another which create barriers in the river that produce the spectacular waterfalls. ​ Visit the Waterfalls before or after your Koda Sail tour. Contact us if you'd like to do this day trip before your tour MORE INFO Read our Travel Blog on why Croatia is where YOU HAVE TO BE this Summer! ​ 6 CROATIAN DISHES THAT YOU'LL LOVE INSTANTLY FACTS ABOUT CROATIAN WINES THAT WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE FOREVER THE CROATIAN FOOD THAT AMAZED ANTHONY BOURDAIN! UNESCO CONSIDER NAMING ALL OF CROATIA AS WORLD HERITAGE THE SWEETEST PART OF THE ADRIATIC

ACTIVE WEEK FETHIYE TO FE THIYE - SOUTH JUNE 29th to JULY 6th 2024 SEE ITINERARY TD Inclusions Fethiye to Fethiye SOUTH ROUTE 7 Nights - Saturday to Saturday Take our already amazing Fethiye South route, add in a splash of Yoga with a sprinkle of hiking and some HIT, and you have our special one-off Active Week tou r! ​ Experience the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean by boat as you sail the majestic Turkish coastline. Drink cocktails and eat delicious local foods , while taking in the stunning sunsets and making some fun life long friends along the way. WINNING! ​ It's time to get on board with Koda Sail and experience the adventure that awaits you with this Turkish delight! Tour Highlights Start your days with a morning Yoga class on the sundeck to charge your batteries for the day ahead. Refresh yourself by diving off the boat into the turquoise blue Mediterranean sea with our daily swim stops. Snorkel the scenic Turkish coastline and see the Caretta Turtles. Hike in the world famous Butterfly Valley at the foothill of the Babadag mountains. Party like a pirate in Smugglers Cove! Watch the magical sunset on St Nicholas Island. Take a sea kayaking tour and visit the sunken city of Kekova. Experience an authentic local dinner at Kekova bay with spit roasted lamb. Swim in the Blue Lagoon of Ölüdeniz, the most photographed place in Asia. Add some adventure with our Paragliding or Scuba diving excursions. 2024 TOUR DATES & FARES WHAT'S INCLUDED THE TOUR Daily Active classes/excursions/activities Qualified Yoga teacher on board all week Along with your very own Koda Sail Rep on board with you Orientations of all of our destinations All entry fees for historical sites in the itinerary Authentic local spit-roast lamb dinner experience at Kekova Bay Port Tax - All Harbour and Marina fees included TH E BOAT 7 nights charter with an experienced Local Captain & Crew All meals included, prepared fresh by our Local chef on board Double & Twin Share rooms with Private en-suites Use of Air-Condition* included on all boats Free drinking water on board Free unlimited WiFi on board Sun lounges on deck Housekeeping with fresh linen and bath towels INCLUDED EXTR AS Daily Active classes/excursions/activities Learn to cook traditional Turkish food with our Cooking class Snorkelling equipment Kayaks & SUP (Stand up Paddle-board) on board Fishing gear available Discounted 3rd party group activities Contact us for a full list of excursions available Itinerary THE ITINERARY Life ain't too bad when you spend the majority of your week in swim wear as you sail along the Turkish riviera, exploring hidden bays and playful swim stops. Forget where you've been, this is where your vacation really begins. Switch off, relax and let the Koda Sail team take care of you (especially the chef!). Spend your days swimming and snorkeling in the Turquoise waters, then sunbathe on deck for a lazy afternoon. Life is good. Like really good! Day 1: Saturday FETHIYE to TARZAN BAY Our sailing adventure begins from the vibrant and picturesque town of Fethiye, where the locally crafted Turkish gulets embark for a week full of sun along the Turkish coastline. ​ We check into our gulet in the afternoon where you will meet your fellow passengers and Koda Sail crew before setting sail to our first stop, Tarzan Bay. Jump (or swing!) into the refreshing water for the first swim of the day and enjoy a delicious feast for dinner as we moor overnight in Tarzan bay Day 2: Sunday TARZAN BAY to St NICHOLAS ISLAND In the morning we make our way to the truly stunning Butterfly Valley, which lies at the opening of two looming mountains. Breakfast is served and afterwards you can swim to the beach. For those wanting to venture a little further, there is a wonderful 45 minute walk that leads to a pretty waterfall. For lunch we cruise over to the beautiful Oludeniz Blue Lagoon for an afternoon dip. Thousands of paragliders jump from the mountain here, watching them soar above is an incredible site. If you are craving this truly heart-pumping experience for yourself, we can organise a jump from Mount Baba Dag for you! ​ Then it's on to the legendary St Nicholas Island. Here you can partake in many water sports, taste some fresh gozleme or take a mini hike up to the top of St Nicholas Island for a magical sunset. The afternoon is yours to enjoy! Day 3: Monday St NICHOLAS ISLAND to KAS ​This morning we cruise into the crystal blue waters of Aquarium Bay for a swim and snorkel. The bay is all yours to explore until we call you back for lunch on board. In the afternoon, we head towards Kas Harbour where we'll dock for the evening. Here you can wander the old cobbled streets, explore the fantastic jewellery markets, or take an optional scuba diving excursion! ​ After dinner on board, it's time to check out the lively night life in Kaş. It could be a late night with lots of dancing. It's a great spot to watch the sun come up! Day 4: Tuesday KAS to KEKOVA Before we set sail today, you have a chance to stock up on snacks, sunscreen, turkish towels, jewellery and handicrafts or maybe just another Turkish coffee! Today we voyage to Limangazi, yet another gorgeous bay. Stretch out on a sunbed with a book or learn to play backgammon and try to keep up with the locals! ​ Our next stop is the traditional fishing village of Ucagiz. This quaint old fishing port has managed to retain its charm, where you’ll want to spend an hour or two strolling through the village. Look out for the 2000-year-old Lycian tombs that are found scattered amongst the houses and can even be seen submerged in the sea. As the sun drops we will moor in Aperlai Bay to enjoy a special Spit Roasted Lamb and some Turkish delicacies. This is a once in a lifetime local experience. Day 5: Wednesday KEKOVA to GOKKAYA BAY After breakfast we cruise on to the famous Sunken City of Kekova, now a UNESCO Heritage site. Here we'll have our included guided sea kayaking tour to view the ruins through the crystal blue water. Across the bay we visit Simena Castle, with centuries of history and a glimpse into the country’s Ottoman past. Some of the best ice cream on the Mediterranean can be found here. After a day sightseeing the boat will dock in Gokkaya Bay offering you plenty of time to cool off with a swim and unwind. Caretta Turtles breed in this area, and if you are lucky you may get to swim with them. ​ Later in the evening, we head to Smugglers Island for a bit of fun. Here you can let your hair down and party like a pirate until the early hours! Day 6: Thursday GOKKAYA BAY to FIRNAZ BAY After breakfast this morning we cruise towards Hidayet Bay, stopping at a few hidden bays along the way for more swimming and snorkelling. Later in the afternoon we pull up anchor and head towards Firnaz Bay, which will be tonight's stop. Here we'll dig into some local Turkish delicacies for our family feast dinner on board. Enjoy a chilled night on the deck under the stars. Magic! Day 7: Friday FIRNAZ BAY to FETHIYE This morning’s stunning destination is Gemiller Beach, where we will drop anchor for a morning of pure rest and relaxation. Surrounded by pines and olive trees this bay is nicely sheltered from the vibrant port of nearby Fethiye, but well enough catered for that you can make the most of the water-sports on offer. Today there is an optional excursion to the fascinating town of Kayakoy, a former Greek village that is now a deserted ghost town since being abandoned at the end of the First World War. In the late afternoon after a final swim stop, we make our way back to Fethiye harbour to spend the night. Tonight, we eat dinner on board then venture out and experience the vibrant nightlife Fethiye has to offer for our final night on tour. Whether its neon lights and dancing that you like or a quiet bar in a back street, Fethiye has something for everyone. We toast to an amazing week on the seas and all of the memories! ​ Tomorrow morning our cruising adventure on the southern coast of Turkey comes to an end. Enjoy one last breakfast as you fare-well your crew and fellow passengers, aka your new lifelong friends :) ​ What are you waiting for? It's time to get on board. Let's get sailing! ​ ​ BOOKING ENQUIRY

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< Back DAY 2: Monday VICTORIA FALLS - DAY 2 This morning we start the day with a tour of one of the worlds natural wonders of the world, Victoria Falls, the largest falls in the world...What a way to start the day! The excitement continues this afternoon as you get to seize the opportunity to leap, zipline, or swing from the renowned bridge linking Zimbabwe and Zambia over the Zambezi River. Previous Next

TRAVEL CREDIT EXTENSION - Can be used on the 2024 season. More info HERE GROUP TOURS FOR YOUNG PROFESSIONAL TRAVELLERS THIS IS KODA SAIL CROATIA | TURKEY | MALDIVES | AFRICA EARLY BI RD 2024 EUROPE / MALDVIES / AFRICA ON SALE NOW! Lock in YOUR DISCOUNTED FARE WITH A €250 deposi t CHECK 2024 DATES EXPERIENCE EUROPEAN SAILING WITH AWARD WINNING EXCELLENCE READ OUR REVIEWS OUR TOURS The Dalmatian Voyager Split to Split - return Cruise the crystal blue Adriatic sea along the Dalmatian coast Take in stunning sunsets, eating amazingly delicious food See Dubrovnik, Korcula, Hvar, Split, Mljet, Makarska and Omis SEE TOUR SPLIT TO SPLIT CROATIA The Southern Discovery Split to Dubrovnik - 1 way A week cruising one way along the beautiful Dalmatian Coastline Start in Split and end in Dubrovnik Perfect for those wanting to spend extra days in the amazing Dubrovnik See Dubrovnik, Korcula, Hvar, Split, Bol, Mljet, Makarska and Omis SEE TOUR SPLIT TO DUBROVNIK CROATIA The Northern Explorer Dubrovnik to Split - 1 way Start in Dubrovnik and end in Split Spend the week cruising one way on the beautiful Adriatic Sea Stay a few extra days before the tour in the amazing city of Dubrovnik See Dubrovnik, Korcula, Hvar, Split, Mljet, Makarska and Omis SEE TOUR DUBROVNIK TO SPLIT CROATIA The Turquoise Delight Fethiye to Fethiye - return Return sail from the vibrant port of Fethiye, Turkey Sail the turquoise blue coast of the Turkish Riviera See the famous Sunken city of Kekova, the Caretta Turtles in Gokkaya Bay, and hike in the world famous Butterfly Valley Visit ancient historical sites Many inclusions such as snorkeling, Kayaking and a local authentic dinner SEE TOUR FETHIYE - SOUTH ROUTE TURKEY The Lycian Dream Fethiye to Fethiye - return Return sail from the vibrant port of Fethiye, Turkey Visit Marmaris, the yachting paradise marina town See the ruins of the ancient settlement of Amos Learn how to make some of Turkey's most delicious local treats with our cooking class on board. Add some adventure with our Paragliding or Scuba diving excursions Cruise the Dalyan Delta and enjoy a traditional Turkish bath SEE TOUR FETHIYE - WEST ROUTE TURKEY Maldives Island Hopper Malé to Malé - return 7 Nights Hotel Accommodation on Local Islands Dive into the crystal blue Indian Ocean Get up close with the local Whale Sharks Join the search for Manta Rays and Green Sea Turtles Experience Night Fishing and catch your dinner! Scuba-dive in the clearest waters in the world SEE TOUR MALDIVES ISLAND HOPPER THE MALDIVES OUR BOATS MORE INFO Sail in style on our Premier A+ boats Check out our Premier A+ boats, with spacious air-conditioned cabins and private en-suites. Enjoy sailing Croatia and Turkey in style with our large sun-deck and dining areas. So much room for activities! Take in the sun, relax on deck or chill by the bar. #GETONBOARD today! WHERE WE GO The Dalmatian Coast, Turkish Riviera or the Indian Ocean, choose your adventure! ​ Explore the amazing Dalmatian coastline and sail Croatia in style , discover the unbelievably clear turquoise waters of the Turkish riviera or be wowed by the majestic Whale sharks in the crystal blue Indian Ocean . Be blown away with magical swim stops in hidden bays and visits to Hvar , Dubrovnik, Makarska , St Nicholas Island and The Blue Lagoon just to name a few. JOIN OUR MAILING LIST to receive exclusive member deals and updates SUBSCRIBE HERE Back to Top

< Back DAY 8: Sunday SAFARI DAY 2 - BOTSWANA Immersed in the heart of Africa's iconic wildlife filming paradise, we find ourselves amidst a vast wetland teeming with Africa's most remarkable species. Our journey begins with an early morning game drive in the Okavango, a haven for elephants, hippos, and with luck, even predators. After returning to camp for a lunch and a siesta, it's time for our Mokoro boat excursion along the delta's enchanting waterways. As the afternoon sun dips, another awe-inspiring game drive awaits, leading to a traditional campfire dinner. Previous Next