Participants in Atlantic crossings are considered co-sailors and may actively assist the crew with watchkeeping and other on-board duties. Service is limited during these cruises. As the sea can be rough at times, a certain physical fitness is required, sailing experience is an advantage.The possible port and stopovers will depend on the route and the time frame. The final decision on this is made by the captain. The start and duration of Atlantic crossings as well as possible stopovers may vary depending on wind and weather conditions as well as ship technical conditions. Atlantic crossings by sailboat are a demanding task that requires both physical and mental strength. Sailors are in a confined space for long periods of time, must be able to brave the elements and deal with changing weather conditions.Crossing the Atlantic by sailboat can lead to unforgettable experiences. Sailors have the opportunity to experience the vastness of the ocean, watch awe-inspiring sunsets, discover marine wildlife and experience a sense of self-reliance and adventure. Undoubtedly a demanding and exciting challenge undertaken by sailors around the world to push their limits and seek adventure on the open ocean.For the return trip it is recommended to plan a buffer of 3 days or to book a rebookable ticket. During a transfer, the ship is brought from A to B within a fixed period of time, if necessary using the engine.
