Our cruises
Sail to your next adventure
Workations and vacations aboard a sailing yacht in Turkey, Greece, Thailand, Montenegro and Croatia. Each route is unique — pick yours.
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Turkey. Yacht Workation in Fethiye. A 7-day yacht workation in the Göçek–Fethiye National Marine Park — one of the most unspoiled stretches of the Turkish Mediterranean. Turquoise bays unreachable by land, ancient Lycian rock tombs, sunsets over Ölüdeniz, the Butterfly Valley — all alongside remote work on a catamaran with 4G internet and views no coworking space can offer. Learn more →
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Turkey. From Marmaris to Knidos and back. Seven days sailing along one of Turkey's finest coastlines — from the lively marina of Marmaris to the ancient ruins of Knidos at the tip of the Datça Peninsula. Crystal bays, pine-covered hillsides, a touch of history, and enough fast marina Wi-Fi to keep your sprint on track. Learn more →
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Turkey. Family Sailing from Marmaris to Knidos. Seven days of relaxed family sailing along Turkey's stunning Datça Peninsula — from the lively marina of Marmaris to the ancient ruins of Knidos. Crystal-clear bays perfect for swimming and snorkelling, pine-covered hillsides to explore, and a touch of history the whole family will love. Learn more →
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Croatia. Croatia: South Dalmatia. Yacht vacation through the gems of South Dalmatia — Hvar, Vis, Korčula, Mljet National Park, and Dubrovnik (UNESCO). 7 days, wine tasting, snorkelling, medieval towns. Learn more →
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Montenegro. Montenegro: Adriatic. Yacht vacation along the Montenegrin coastline — Bay of Kotor (UNESCO), medieval towns, Sveti Stefan and 13 km of beaches in Ulcinj. 7 days, 7 stops. Learn more →
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Thailand. Sailing Vacation in the Andaman Sea. A 7-day sailing vacation through the Andaman Sea: limestone karsts of Phang Nga Bay, the legendary Maya Bay on Phi Phi Leh, snorkelling at Ko Haa and Ko Rok reefs, hidden hong sea caves, the fishing villages of Ko Yao Noi, and sunsets over Phuket. From the deck of a catamaran — a Thailand no beach resort can reach. Learn more →
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Croatia. Croatia: Dalmatia. Yacht workation along the Dalmatian coast — Split, Trogir, Šibenik, the Kornati islands, and Zadar. 7 days, Starlink on board, UNESCO medieval towns. Learn more →
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Greece. Yacht Workation in the Cyclades. A 7-day yacht workation through the iconic Cyclades — Santorini's volcanic caldera, Paros' turquoise coves, Naxos' ancient marble towns, and Milos' dramatic sea caves. Work remotely from a catamaran with 4G internet, swim in crystal-clear Aegean waters, and catch sunsets that have inspired artists for centuries. Learn more →At a glance
How much does a sailing workation cost and what is included?
Wild Workation sailing cruises run from 7 to 14 days and cost from €1,200 to €1,500 per person per week with early-bird and group discounts, or €2,200 to €2,400 to book a private cabin for two. Group size is 8 to 10 guests per yacht.
Prices are all-inclusive: private bed, Starlink satellite internet(where it is available) for video calls, skipper, fuel, marina fees, and a dedicated onboard workspace with power outlets and shade.
We sail the Mediterranean from April to October — Turkey, Greece, Croatia, Montenegro — and the Andaman Sea in Thailand from November to March. Cruises suit remote workers, digital nomads, and small teams who want to keep working while exploring new coastlines.
No sailing experience is required — a certified skipper handles the boat. Average workday on board is 6 to 8 hours, typically mornings and early afternoons at anchor, with swimming, hiking, and dinners ashore built into every itinerary.
Where we sail
Our Sailing Destinations
We operate in five countries across the Mediterranean, Adriatic, and Andaman seas. Each destination offers a unique combination of sailing conditions, cultural richness, and remote work infrastructure.
Turkey. Turkey's Aegean and Mediterranean coasts are the best-equipped stretch of the Mediterranean for yacht-based remote work. Göcek, Fethiye, and Marmaris offer protected anchorages for stable morning work blocks, reliable 5G in marinas, and Starlink on passage. The charter infrastructure is mature — which means fewer surprises and more focus time.
Greece. The Cyclades offer something rare: iconic scenery that doesn't get in the way of work. Solid marina Wi-Fi, protected bays for anchor-days, and a sailing culture that runs on schedule. Work mornings in a Santorini caldera. Island-hop afternoons. The views are a feature, not a distraction.
Croatia. Croatia has the best marina infrastructure in the Adriatic — which matters when your sprint doesn't pause for logistics. Hundreds of sheltered islands mean calm anchor-days for deep work. Fast marina Wi-Fi in Split, Šibenik, Zadar. And yes, the Roman emperor's summer villa is right there — but you'll see it after the standup.
Montenegro. Montenegro is Croatia's quieter neighbour — same Adriatic quality, half the boat traffic. Kotor Bay offers some of the calmest anchorages in the region, ideal for focus-heavy workdays. Strong marina Wi-Fi in Tivat and Bar. A good pick when you want the Adriatic without the August crowds.
Thailand. Thailand's Andaman Sea is where the visuals go off the charts — limestone karsts, hidden lagoons, water that doesn't look real. Connectivity runs on 4G with Starlink as backup. The timezone works well for teams with European stakeholders: mornings free for deep work, afternoon calls land in EU business hours. A workation that's genuinely hard to describe to people who haven't done it.