About Neosailing
We sail for the slow parts.
Small-group voyages built around quieter anchorages, longer mornings, and itineraries that leave room for the sea to surprise you.
The story
A few friends, one boat, and a refusal to rush.
Neosailing began the way most good things on the water do — with a crew that kept extending the trip by one more bay. We were tired of marina-hopping itineraries that treated the Mediterranean like a checklist.
So we built the opposite: small boats, small groups, and routes with deliberate gaps. Time to swim before lunch. Time to wait out a headwind with a coffee instead of an engine. Time to actually arrive.
Today we run skippered and bareboat voyages across Croatia, Greece, Italy, Turkey and beyond — but the brief hasn't changed. Fewer ports, longer stays, better stories.
How we sail
Three things we never compromise.
01
Small groups
Never more than a single boat's worth of people. You'll know everyone's name by the second evening — and the skipper will know how you take your coffee.
02
Slower routes
We plan in half-days, not hours. Gaps in the itinerary are the point: a hidden cove, a long lunch ashore, a swim stop nobody planned.
03
Real boats, real crews
Local skippers who know which anchorage stays calm when the Meltemi turns. We pick the boats, the routes, and the people.
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