Expedition to Tanzania (June 28 - July 5, July 5 - 12)

Tanzania’s greatest treasures lie in its ocean — the dozens of islands that make up the Zanzibar Archipelago. The "Wind Force" expedition explores their natural beauty and delves into their history. Beneath the turquoise waters, you’ll discover coral reefs teeming with thousands of fish and giant turtles, while on land, you’ll experience the local way of life — from seaweed farms to concerts on warm sandy beaches.

Every day, the comfortable Helia 44 Evolution catamaran will stop at the most fascinating locations, taking you to places accessible only by water and offering a perspective far beyond the reach of regular tourists.

While most yachts spend their first night in a marina, the call of adventure on this journey is too strong. After guests board, the catamaran immediately sets sail for Chapwani Island. The next stop is Tumbatu Island, where you’ll explore tidal flats during low tide and admire stunning caves. Day three is dedicated to Mnemba Island, renowned for offering Zanzibar’s best snorkelling. The following day involves a longer passage to Pemba Island, where you might spot humpback whales along the way. At night, you’ll witness the magical glow of bioluminescent plankton. Day six takes you to Misali Island, a nearly uninhabited paradise with coral reefs and forests inhabited by wild monkeys. On your final full day, you’ll visit Prison Island, once a detention centre for escaped slaves and now home to giant tortoises.

No prior sailing experience is required to join this adventure. Whether you want to help hoist the sails, assist the captain, or simply sunbathe on the bow, the choice is yours. If you wish to learn, the crew will teach you; if you prefer to relax, they’ll take care of everything. You’ll stay in a double cabin with a private bathroom for a truly comfortable experience.

Exploring Kamchatka (June - September)

For those who dream of true adventure, Kamchatka offers an unparalleled experience. Here, volcanoes pierce the sky, the landscapes feel otherworldly, and the Pacific Ocean whispers tales of distant journeys. The "Wind Force" expedition combines two worlds: trekking across volcanic terrain and five days of maritime exploration.

Your home on the water is the MacGregor 65 expedition yacht — reliable, manoeuvrable, and perfectly suited for Kamchatka’s unpredictable weather. Designed to accommodate ten adventurers, the yacht features cosy, insulated cabins, bathrooms, and a galley, providing all the essentials for a comfortable yet rugged voyage.

After a day of acclimatisation in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, the journey begins with excursions to the Gorely Volcano and Viluchinsky Pass, though the weather may dictate changes. The next day, you’ll embark on a long passage to Morzhovaya Bay, where an evening campfire under the stars awaits. Day four is all about whale watching, followed by a sail to Russkaya Bay and another night by the fire. Along the way, the yacht will stop at Starichkov Island, home to seabirds and seals. From Russkaya Bay, the route heads south to Cape Kekurny, where sea lions roar and play. Finally, the journey concludes in Viluchinskaya Bay with a short but exhilarating trek.

Turkish Getaway (Until November)

Turkey’s natural beauty is breathtaking: pine trees blend seamlessly with palm groves, and rocky cliffs resemble ancient ruins submerged in the sea. The water is so crystal clear that you can see the bottom and schools of fish far below. From the deck of a yacht, you might even spot dolphins and sea turtles in their natural habitat.

This journey through Turkey’s coastal waters takes place aboard the luxurious and modern Bavaria Cruiser 46 yachts. These vessels are equipped with every comfort, including four double cabins, three bathrooms with showers, a spacious cockpit, and a cosy saloon with a kitchen. For the summer season, "Wind Force" has prepared five unique routes.

The classic itinerary is a week-long exploration of Fethiye Bay. Highlights include Gemiler Island, with its emerald waters and cedar groves; the romantic, pine-covered cove of Kapi Creek; anchoring in the Dalyan River Valley to explore its historic landmarks; and finally, reaching Gocek and Wall Bay. The Fethiye-to-Kas route also includes stops at Gemiler and Wall Bay but adds visits to the charming town of Kalkan for a sunset picnic, the vibrant town of Kas, and the island of Kekova. For those heading in the opposite direction, from Kas to Fethiye, the route includes a stop at the fascinating Lycian Civilisations Museum in Demre. Another itinerary from Fethiye to Orhaniye (and vice versa) passes through Marmaris and Bozukkale, offering even more opportunities to discover Turkey’s coastal treasures.