The boat is a Grand Soleil 48', sloop, built by Del Pardo shipyard, launched in 1990.
It has 4 double cabins, that can accommodate up to 8 guests, 2 baths, a large saloon, well-equipped galley with oven and two refrigerators, where the skipper will cook excellent meals.

During summer, from June to September, Sir Ross will sail to Croatia and Ionic Greece. Starting from Caorle will reach Zadar, then Split, Vieste, Corfu, where will arrive in August, and then come back in September to Split and, at the end, to Venice.
There are many things you can discover going along itineraries through protected islands, unexpected little ports, unexplored beaches, breath-taking views, intact woods and noble cities, as Milna, Hvar and Korcula.
Other little villages will be fixed forever in our memory, and so mediterranean bush scents, in an intimate contact with nature and her cycle of life. We will find again the pleasure of a varied sailing in Croatian Adriatic Sea, rich in wind and infinite destinations.
There's no obligation to take part in rigging, but the skipper will be glad to convey the sailing techniques.
The Ionic Islands of Greece will be the next destination.
The climate is sheltered from disturbances and is characterized by wind that regularly blows after 13.00 a.m. untill late in the evening, allowing long sails.
The green islands remain sunny all summer, it never rains and never comes storms. The archipelago is wonderful, few marinas, but comfortable and charming villages; splendid, enchanting and most attended bays where we will stay in the morning to bathe and wait for the wind.

Weekly rates: from EURO 750 to EURO 880 per person, according to the period.

In May and after the end of September Sir Ross is available for week-ends in lagoon that will reveal you the wild beauty of the valley system that helped the defence of the city of Venice for a thousand year. On Saturday we will sail in old canals of north lagoon, we'll visit Burano, whose characteristic is houses painted with unusual colours, then we'll move in the lagoon again up to Torcello, almost uninhabitated island by now, but with an important cathedral, only big building remained of ancient Venice. We could spend the night in Murano or in marina at Sant’ Elena. On Sunday we'll sail beyond the San Marco basin, towards south, sheltered by the big outer Lido island, or else we'll go out in open sea, going back through another port's opening.
It's possible to go to Chioggia on Saturday and come back to Venice on Sunday or, with 3 or 4 days at your disposal, move up to Istria.

Week-end rates: from EURO 160 to EURO 220.