Please select your home edition
Edition
Doyle_SailWorld_728X90px-02 TOP

Bookings for 2023 Season Now Open at Wildwind!

by Wildwind 9 Jul 2022 04:00 PDT
RS500 sailing at Wildwind © Wildwind

As almost all of our available spaces in July and August this summer are already filled up, we have taken the decision to open up our 2023 summer season room charts rather earlier than normal.

If you’d like to make an advance booking for next spring or summer, please do get in touch with your friendly agent and we’ll pencil in your reservation with no financial commitment until late autumn when our price list should be available.

In the meantime, if you are interested in checking what small availability we still might have left for this summer, please do get in touch with us as soon as you possibly can. While July and August are mostly full (you can still check for last minute cancellations), we do still have a few places in September.

Consider the off-season

Do note that summer in Greece starts earlier and ends later. You might therefore consider booking a holiday anywhere from early May to late September to benefit from lower prices compared to peak season, a generally calmer sailing centre and lovely if slightly more temperate summer weather when it's often gray and rainy back home.

Find out more at wildwind.co.uk

This is our beach manager Joe enjoying a sail in late May of this year.

Or, if you can’t visit us in Greece this year then why not take a look at our centre in exotic Mauritius open all year round. Check out Joe’s rather epic Sail Away here:

Related Articles

Last Chance Regatta at Hyères, France Day 3
Grael quest for Olympic place is in the family tradition A Brazilian sailor with a very famous name in Olympic history is in contention to earn a place for his country at the Paris 2024 Games after day three of competition at the Last Chance Regatta in Hyères, France. Posted today at 4:41 pm
April 2024 FINNFARE
Focus on future, present and past In this rather special year for the class - 75 years of Finn sailing - this issue represents a reflection on the past and future of the class, as well as the present. Posted today at 3:54 pm
An interview with Colligo Marine's John Franta
A Q&A on their involvement with the Tally Ho Sail-World checked in with John Franta, founder, co-owner, and lead engineer at Colligo Marine, to learn more about the company's latest happenings, and to find out more about their involvement with the Tally Ho project. Posted today at 3:00 pm
A lesson in staying cool, calm, and collected
Staying cool, calm, and collected on the 2024 Blakely Rock Benefit Race The table was set for a feast: a 12-14 knot northerly combed Puget Sound, accompanied by blue skies and sunshine. But an hour before of our start for the Blakely Rock Benefit Race, DC power stopped flowing from the boat's lithium-ion batteries. Posted today at 3:00 pm
RORC publish Admiral's Cup Notice of Race
Expressions of interest have been received from 14 different countries The Royal Ocean Racing Club (RORC) has published the 2025 Admiral's Cup Notice of Race, setting out the conditions under which the prestigious regatta will be run. Posted today at 12:50 pm
Official opening of the Yacht Racing Image Award
The prize-giving will take place during the Yacht Racing Forum The 15th edition of the international photography competition dedicated to the sport of sailing will once again reassemble the world's best marine photographers from all over the world. Posted today at 12:15 pm
World Sailing appoints Jim Morris CB DSO
As new Director of Events World Sailing is delighted to announce the appointment of Jim Morris CB DSO as its new Director of Events. Posted today at 9:42 am
The wrappers come off the new British Cup boat
After more than two years in design development and build After more than two years in design development and build and a being under wraps for her 1,000 mile road trip from Northamptonshire, UK to Barcelona, the new British AC75 is now out in the open. Posted today at 9:38 am
Volvo Cork Week 2024 officially launched
Chart a Course for Crosshaven, Ireland this July First Female Admiral of Royal Cork Yacht Club, former Minister Simon Coveney, and key partners launch an action-packed programme for Volvo Cork Week 2024, which will welcome 10,000 sailors and attendees to Crosshaven and beyond. Posted today at 9:33 am
The Transat CIC Preview
A new beginning for Bellion and a return to solo racing for Pedote For Éric Bellion The Transat CIC, which starts from Lorient bound for New York on Sunday, is a huge moment in his journey to this year's Vendée Globe. Posted today at 9:07 am
SOUTHERN-SPARS-AGLAIA-SPARS_728X90 BottomHyde Sails 2022 One Design FOOTERLloyd Stevenson - Artnautica60 728x90px BOTTOM