Pressure taken off us for the organisation of our holiday, and everything ran completely smoothly, as if without effort

Really well organised and fantastic and helpful staff

Prestations de qualité

The friendly and helpful attitude of the lead crew on the flotilla

Right balance between support and autonomy

Flotilla skipper was very knowledgable about everything sailing, weather, and the local area.

Cruising area

Das mangelnde Platzangebot zum Verstauen persönlicher Dinge in der Kabine. Kaum Aufhängemöglichkeiten, kein Toaster

Good service, well looked after vessels and good locations

Tout simplement car de l’accueil au moment de la réservation, pendant la période de report du voyage, juste avant le voyage mais aussi, le voyage tout s’est très bien passé.

We gave you a high score because you were really helpful with everythin, you had/have good communication and treated us very well

We have been with Sunsail’s for years.

The team – Skipper, Hostess and Engineer

We had a fantastic time. My family have said it was the best family holiday they have had. What really made it great was Yakob/Jakov (not sure on spelling!!). He was our skipper, we were his first client, and it was like having a big brother for the girls and he organised our activities brilliantly.

We had a couple of problems with the yacht
These were dealt with very efficiently

Great staff.

The boat was fantastic, along with the area and the reassurance that if anything went wrong you would be able to help

Très bon service client aussi bien à la réservation que pendant le séjour

Everything.. the flotilla leader and all the staff was very friendly, welcoming and professional. Can wait to our next experience. Thank you

As always, it’s nice to get away and relax at one’s own speed & leisurely explore parts of the world we’ve not investigated before, on our own with nature & away from crowds etc!
We had a hugely enjoyable holiday and any comments about what might be done better are purely in the constructive-criticism folder, in order to improve things for others. The Team at Marina Zea were most helpful, though the engineer’s brief suggested the outboard engine fuel tap should be left on (with a very slowly dripping, polluting & nasty(downwind) engine smell), but we turned it off fairly soon – the Greeks, if evidence from many ferry funnels is anything to go by, have not yet addressed even the basics of de-carbonisation in larger engines!
There were a number of small snags with the boat, some we started with, without realising, others showed themselves later. Annoyingly, 4/5 door handles fell off with an annoying crash on a regular basis, and the tool bag didn’t have the right allen key I could use to satisfactorily tension the offending parts – the sharp crash of handles falling off were very un-nerving!
From a design point of view, putting large plates on the top shelf of a cupboard which is only protected by a magnetic catch, and opens laterally, means a tack in F5 found a couple of plates on the floor, one smashing. A roll of sellotape was bought to tape up the door subsequently, but not as good as other catch designs that are more positively locked. The lateral drawer had a similar problem, but the contents remained within, though it was difficult to slide it back in!
Interestingly, despite the relatively flat bottom and short keel, the boat sailed quite nicely, was comfortable and well appointed, the best we’ve seen for overall space in the last 8 years – the underfloor water&wine-rack being a real plus! On the downside, anchoring in any wind sees the hull flapping like a fishtail on the end of a hook. Trying to make way astern is seldom easy in these but this 41 was particularly interesting – likely relating to short keel, I feel.