Each boat typically has 4 bathrooms (called “heads”) which are connected to each cabin. You’ll always have access to one close by—just like a floating hotel.

Yep! Boats have onboard showers, but water is limited, so we encourage quick “sailor showers.” Some nights we’ll be docked or near facilities where it will be possible to shower on shore.

Nope! Every boat comes with a professional captain, so you can relax and enjoy the ride. But if you want to learn or help with the sails, most captains love enthusiastic crew.

We don’t provide chefs, but each boat has a full galley (kitchen) with a stove, oven, fridge, and cookware. Provisioning (groceries, snacks, drinks) is shared among the crew and organized before setting sail.

Each boat has a dinghy (small inflatable boat) for getting to shore. Your captain will usually handle this, so you can hop on and explore.

In addition to your Share the Sail (STS) fee, you can expect to split common expenses such as fuel, mooring or docking fees, and tips for the captain. Dinners are not included in the provisioning package, so plan for nightly dining costs. You'll also be responsible for your own flights, travel insurance, and any excursions you choose to do along the way.

Fuel costs vary by location and usage, but in Tahiti you can expect around $25–$60 per person for the week. It’s split evenly among the crew.

Yes, it’s customary to tip your captain at the end of the trip. A good guideline is $150–$200 per guest, depending on service and experience.

We take your preferences seriously! If you’re traveling with a friend or partner, we’ll keep you together. Otherwise, we match you with like-minded crew for a great onboard vibe.

Captains are trained in first aid, and we’re always near land in case of emergency. If you’ve never sailed before, seasickness is a possibility—but it’s manageable! Bring motion sickness remedies like Dramamine, Bonine, ginger chews, or prescription patches. Catamarans are very stable, and most guests adjust after day one.