Sail & Trail in the Canary Islands is an active cruise where the sea sets the rhythm and the trails complete the story.

We sail along the dramatic Atlantic coastlines, anchor in quiet bays, then step ashore for carefully chosen routes—always different, never repetitive. In a single week, both body and gaze move through distinct worlds: volcanic plateaus, tropical forests, and sweeping sand deserts.

Around the imposing Mount Teide, running gains the breath of altitude.
In Anaga Rural Park, trails sink into the humid green of laurel forests, almost unreal.
And at the Maspalomas Dunes, footsteps enter the silence of the desert, where the wind erases traces as quickly as it creates them.

Mornings on deck.
Days on the trails.
Evenings at anchor.

Late April on Koh Chang: lush jungles, warm waters, and tropical evenings settling over the island like a haze of light.

In May — quiet moments, clear light, and iconic beaches revealing their charm before the summer crowds arrive.

In May, the Ionian Islands open gently — clear waters, deep greens, and the first true days of summer.

Aboard an elegant 50 ft catamaran, we set out on a week in which Greece reveals itself through taste, sound, and landscape.
We visit local farms for olive oil tastings, enjoy fresh fish and seafood prepared on board by a private chef, and discover the region’s fine wines.
Music accompanies us everywhere — from dinners at sea to intimate performances on hidden beaches, inside sea caves, and in small ancient amphitheaters.
A journey where refinement meets adventure, and each day becomes a memorable experience.

In June — warm sunshine, beautiful cities, and islands unfolding like the pages of a brand-new summer.

The sailing yacht rests at anchor, the water is calm, and the rock rises from the sea like a promise.
You leave the blue behind, salt still on your skin, and climb toward the light, where every hold continues the motion of the wave.
We sail between silent islands, anchor beneath walls that rise straight out of the sea, and let time flow differently.

Vertical Sea is where the sea doesn’t end — it becomes vertical.