Ahoy you rascals, wanna step aboard a little exiting challenge? Join the Sea Rover for this 2-day trip.

We lift you out of bed early, because that’s our thing! So we meet at 0700h O’clock sharp. And we all know what happens if you are 1-minute later than 0645h.

Coffee: our morning Mimosa, and some light breakfast will accompany our crew briefing next to discussing the last minute weather and our upcoming journey on the high seas. That will be either up North or go down South - literally. You know the drill: wind doesn’t lie!

During the day you can expect sailing, hopefully enough wind, suns-out-buns-out, steering, tacking, gibing and all other factors and actors that goes with sailing. Once we parked the boat safely in the Marina - which one depends on the speed, the wind and your efforts - we obviously celebrate with a beer, as we always do! No matter the time.

In the evening the wheel is in your own hands and for this one time you don’t have to listen to Capt’n. Gather some food and cook on the boat, go out for Fish ‘N Chips or eat your hearts out in a fine dining restaurant. We can accommodate and arrange all.

But be weary that no matter the input of the night, the output in the morning is the same ~> we will leave early mornin’ y’all!

And as this is just another day on the water, well away from the hard, we can enjoy the environment, learn & practice some sailing, discuss a nice lunch spot or dare to do some cold-water-dipping. The program is all yours! As long as you know that you will be thrown of the boat somewhere at the end of the day. So plan carefully… a late afternoon lunch or early dinner is recommended. After which you salty souls will gather your stuff, clean your cabins and trot back to your own miserable home on the hard!

Fancy some leisurely hardship combined with fun, laughter and adventure?

Sigh up by writing me a prewritten-e-mail! You only have to fill it in… #youlazysocks

Ahoy you rascals, wanna step aboard a little exiting challenge? Join the Sea Rover for this 2-day trip.

We lift you out of bed early, because that’s our thing! So we meet at 0700h O’clock sharp. And we all know what happens if you are 1-minute later than 0645h.

Coffee: our morning Mimosa, and some light breakfast will accompany our crew briefing next to discussing the last minute weather and our upcoming journey on the high seas. That will be either up North or go down South - literally. You know the drill: wind doesn’t lie!

During the day you can expect sailing, hopefully enough wind, suns-out-buns-out, steering, tacking, gibing and all other factors and actors that goes with sailing. Once we parked the boat safely in the Marina - which one depends on the speed, the wind and your efforts - we obviously celebrate with a beer, as we always do! No matter the time.

In the evening the wheel is in your own hands and for this one time you don’t have to listen to Capt’n. Gather some food and cook on the boat, go out for Fish ‘N Chips or eat your hearts out in a fine dining restaurant. We can accommodate and arrange all.

But be weary that no matter the input of the night, the output in the morning is the same ~> we will leave early mornin’ y’all!

And as this is just another day on the water, well away from the hard, we can enjoy the environment, learn & practice some sailing, discuss a nice lunch spot or dare to do some cold-water-dipping. The program is all yours! As long as you know that you will be thrown of the boat somewhere at the end of the day. So plan carefully… a late afternoon lunch or early dinner is recommended. After which you salty souls will gather your stuff, clean your cabins and trot back to your own miserable home on the hard!

Fancy some leisurely hardship combined with fun, laughter and adventure?

Sigh up by writing me a prewritten-e-mail! You only have to fill it in… #youlazysocks

Ahoy you rascals, wanna step aboard a little exiting challenge? Join the Sea Rover for this 2-day trip.

We lift you out of bed early, because that’s our thing! So we meet at 0700h O’clock sharp. And we all know what happens if you are 1-minute later than 0645h.

Coffee: our morning Mimosa, and some light breakfast will accompany our crew briefing next to discussing the last minute weather and our upcoming journey on the high seas. That will be either up North or go down South - literally. You know the drill: wind doesn’t lie!

During the day you can expect sailing, hopefully enough wind, suns-out-buns-out, steering, tacking, gibing and all other factors and actors that goes with sailing. Once we parked the boat safely in the Marina - which one depends on the speed, the wind and your efforts - we obviously celebrate with a beer, as we always do! No matter the time.

In the evening the wheel is in your own hands and for this one time you don’t have to listen to Capt’n. Gather some food and cook on the boat, go out for Fish ‘N Chips or eat your hearts out in a fine dining restaurant. We can accommodate and arrange all.

But be weary that no matter the input of the night, the output in the morning is the same ~> we will leave early mornin’ y’all!

And as this is just another day on the water, well away from the hard, we can enjoy the environment, learn & practice some sailing, discuss a nice lunch spot or dare to do some cold-water-dipping. The program is all yours! As long as you know that you will be thrown of the boat somewhere at the end of the day. So plan carefully… a late afternoon lunch or early dinner is recommended. After which you salty souls will gather your stuff, clean your cabins and trot back to your own miserable home on the hard!

Fancy some leisurely hardship combined with fun, laughter and adventure?

Sigh up by writing me a prewritten-e-mail! You only have to fill it in… #youlazysocks

Ahoy you rascals, wanna step aboard a little exiting challenge? Join the Sea Rover for this 2-day trip.

We lift you out of bed early, because that’s our thing! So we meet at 0700h O’clock sharp. And we all know what happens if you are 1-minute later than 0645h.

Coffee: our morning Mimosa, and some light breakfast will accompany our crew briefing next to discussing the last minute weather and our upcoming journey on the high seas. That will be either up North or go down South - literally. You know the drill: wind doesn’t lie!

During the day you can expect sailing, hopefully enough wind, suns-out-buns-out, steering, tacking, gibing and all other factors and actors that goes with sailing. Once we parked the boat safely in the Marina - which one depends on the speed, the wind and your efforts - we obviously celebrate with a beer, as we always do! No matter the time.

In the evening the wheel is in your own hands and for this one time you don’t have to listen to Capt’n. Gather some food and cook on the boat, go out for Fish ‘N Chips or eat your hearts out in a fine dining restaurant. We can accommodate and arrange all.

But be weary that no matter the input of the night, the output in the morning is the same ~> we will leave early mornin’ y’all!

And as this is just another day on the water, well away from the hard, we can enjoy the environment, learn & practice some sailing, discuss a nice lunch spot or dare to do some cold-water-dipping. The program is all yours! As long as you know that you will be thrown of the boat somewhere at the end of the day. So plan carefully… a late afternoon lunch or early dinner is recommended. After which you salty souls will gather your stuff, clean your cabins and trot back to your own miserable home on the hard!

Fancy some leisurely hardship combined with fun, laughter and adventure?

Sigh up by writing me a prewritten-e-mail! You only have to fill it in… #youlazysocks

Ahoy you rascals, wanna step aboard a little exiting challenge? Join the Sea Rover for this 2-day trip.

We lift you out of bed early, because that’s our thing! So we meet at 0700h O’clock sharp. And we all know what happens if you are 1-minute later than 0645h.

Coffee: our morning Mimosa, and some light breakfast will accompany our crew briefing next to discussing the last minute weather and our upcoming journey on the high seas. That will be either up North or go down South - literally. You know the drill: wind doesn’t lie!

During the day you can expect sailing, hopefully enough wind, suns-out-buns-out, steering, tacking, gibing and all other factors and actors that goes with sailing. Once we parked the boat safely in the Marina - which one depends on the speed, the wind and your efforts - we obviously celebrate with a beer, as we always do! No matter the time.

In the evening the wheel is in your own hands and for this one time you don’t have to listen to Capt’n. Gather some food and cook on the boat, go out for Fish ‘N Chips or eat your hearts out in a fine dining restaurant. We can accommodate and arrange all.

But be weary that no matter the input of the night, the output in the morning is the same ~> we will leave early mornin’ y’all!

And as this is just another day on the water, well away from the hard, we can enjoy the environment, learn & practice some sailing, discuss a nice lunch spot or dare to do some cold-water-dipping. The program is all yours! As long as you know that you will be thrown of the boat somewhere at the end of the day. So plan carefully… a late afternoon lunch or early dinner is recommended. After which you salty souls will gather your stuff, clean your cabins and trot back to your own miserable home on the hard!

Fancy some leisurely hardship combined with fun, laughter and adventure?

Sigh up by writing me a prewritten-e-mail! You only have to fill it in… #youlazysocks

Ahoy you rascals, wanna step aboard a little exiting challenge? Join the Sea Rover for this 2-day trip.

We lift you out of bed early, because that’s our thing! So we meet at 0700h O’clock sharp. And we all know what happens if you are 1-minute later than 0645h.

Coffee: our morning Mimosa, and some light breakfast will accompany our crew briefing next to discussing the last minute weather and our upcoming journey on the high seas. That will be either up North or go down South - literally. You know the drill: wind doesn’t lie!

During the day you can expect sailing, hopefully enough wind, suns-out-buns-out, steering, tacking, gibing and all other factors and actors that goes with sailing. Once we parked the boat safely in the Marina - which one depends on the speed, the wind and your efforts - we obviously celebrate with a beer, as we always do! No matter the time.

In the evening the wheel is in your own hands and for this one time you don’t have to listen to Capt’n. Gather some food and cook on the boat, go out for Fish ‘N Chips or eat your hearts out in a fine dining restaurant. We can accommodate and arrange all.

But be weary that no matter the input of the night, the output in the morning is the same ~> we will leave early mornin’ y’all!

And as this is just another day on the water, well away from the hard, we can enjoy the environment, learn & practice some sailing, discuss a nice lunch spot or dare to do some cold-water-dipping. The program is all yours! As long as you know that you will be thrown of the boat somewhere at the end of the day. So plan carefully… a late afternoon lunch or early dinner is recommended. After which you salty souls will gather your stuff, clean your cabins and trot back to your own miserable home on the hard!

Fancy some leisurely hardship combined with fun, laughter and adventure?

Sigh up by writing me a prewritten-e-mail! You only have to fill it in… #youlazysocks

Ahoy you rascals, wanna step aboard a little exiting challenge? Join the Sea Rover for this 2-day trip.

We lift you out of bed early, because that’s our thing! So we meet at 0700h O’clock sharp. And we all know what happens if you are 1-minute later than 0645h.

Coffee: our morning Mimosa, and some light breakfast will accompany our crew briefing next to discussing the last minute weather and our upcoming journey on the high seas. That will be either up North or go down South - literally. You know the drill: wind doesn’t lie!

During the day you can expect sailing, hopefully enough wind, suns-out-buns-out, steering, tacking, gibing and all other factors and actors that goes with sailing. Once we parked the boat safely in the Marina - which one depends on the speed, the wind and your efforts - we obviously celebrate with a beer, as we always do! No matter the time.

In the evening the wheel is in your own hands and for this one time you don’t have to listen to Capt’n. Gather some food and cook on the boat, go out for Fish ‘N Chips or eat your hearts out in a fine dining restaurant. We can accommodate and arrange all.

But be weary that no matter the input of the night, the output in the morning is the same ~> we will leave early mornin’ y’all!

And as this is just another day on the water, well away from the hard, we can enjoy the environment, learn & practice some sailing, discuss a nice lunch spot or dare to do some cold-water-dipping. The program is all yours! As long as you know that you will be thrown of the boat somewhere at the end of the day. So plan carefully… a late afternoon lunch or early dinner is recommended. After which you salty souls will gather your stuff, clean your cabins and trot back to your own miserable home on the hard!

Fancy some leisurely hardship combined with fun, laughter and adventure?

Sigh up by writing me a prewritten-e-mail! You only have to fill it in… #youlazysocks

Ahoy you rascals, wanna step aboard a little exiting challenge? Join the Sea Rover for this 2-day trip.

We lift you out of bed early, because that’s our thing! So we meet at 0700h O’clock sharp. And we all know what happens if you are 1-minute later than 0645h.

Coffee: our morning Mimosa, and some light breakfast will accompany our crew briefing next to discussing the last minute weather and our upcoming journey on the high seas. That will be either up North or go down South - literally. You know the drill: wind doesn’t lie!

During the day you can expect sailing, hopefully enough wind, suns-out-buns-out, steering, tacking, gibing and all other factors and actors that goes with sailing. Once we parked the boat safely in the Marina - which one depends on the speed, the wind and your efforts - we obviously celebrate with a beer, as we always do! No matter the time.

In the evening the wheel is in your own hands and for this one time you don’t have to listen to Capt’n. Gather some food and cook on the boat, go out for Fish ‘N Chips or eat your hearts out in a fine dining restaurant. We can accommodate and arrange all.

But be weary that no matter the input of the night, the output in the morning is the same ~> we will leave early mornin’ y’all!

And as this is just another day on the water, well away from the hard, we can enjoy the environment, learn & practice some sailing, discuss a nice lunch spot or dare to do some cold-water-dipping. The program is all yours! As long as you know that you will be thrown of the boat somewhere at the end of the day. So plan carefully… a late afternoon lunch or early dinner is recommended. After which you salty souls will gather your stuff, clean your cabins and trot back to your own miserable home on the hard!

Fancy some leisurely hardship combined with fun, laughter and adventure?

Sigh up by writing me a prewritten-e-mail! You only have to fill it in… #youlazysocks

Ahoy you rascals, wanna step aboard a little exiting challenge? Join the Sea Rover for this 2-day trip.

We lift you out of bed early, because that’s our thing! So we meet at 0700h O’clock sharp. And we all know what happens if you are 1-minute later than 0645h.

Coffee, our morning Mimosa, and some light breakfast will accompany our crew briefing next to discussing the last minute weather and our upcoming journey on the high seas. That will be either up North or go down South - literally. You know the drill: wind doesn’t lie!

During the day you can expect sailing, hopefully enough wind, suns-out-buns-out, steering, tacking, gibing and all other factors and actors that goes with sailing. Once we parked the boat safely in the Marina - which one depends on the speed, the wind and your efforts - we obviously celebrate with a beer, as we always do! No matter the time.

In the evening the wheel is in your own hands and for this one time you don’t have to listen to Capt’n. Gather some food and cook on the boat, go out for Fish N Chips or eat your hearts out in a fine dining restaurant. We can accommodate and arrange all.

But be weary that no matter the input of the night, the output in the morning is the same ~> we will leave early mornin’ y’all!

And as this is just another day on the water, well away from the hard, we can enjoy the environment, learn & practice some sailing, discuss a nice lunch spot or dare to do some cold-water-dipping. The program is all yours! As long as you know that you will be thrown of the boat somewhere at the end of the day. So plan carefully… a late afternoon lunch or early dinner is recommended. After which you salty souls will gather your stuff, clean your cabins and trot back to your own miserable home on the hard!

Fancy some leisurely hardship combined with fun, laughter and adventure?

Sigh up by writing me a prepared-e-mail! You only have to fill it in… #youlazysocks