boat hire in La Paz · Jeanneau — Sun Odyssey 44i (2011)
Description of Nicolas's sailboat
Sailboat Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 44i 13m
At Sail In Mexico, we make sure the sails are out. If there's wind, we are sailing. No engine, no generator, just the sound of the nature. Other charter companies will make sure you tick every beach, every animal, every exotic dish. We're more about making sure you disconnect to reconnect with nothing other than your surroundings. We may spot the occasional pod of dolphins, the breach of a humpback whale, but our main goal is to emerse ourselves in the beauty of sailing. Join us for an amazing trip around Isla Espíritu Santo and beyond. We'll go where the wind blows. A cook can also be provided for an additional cost. Prices include skipper and fuel.
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3 comments
It was a beautiful experience, we had amazing trip, the main reason was Nicolas he was incredible captain, we learned about of the sailing, he was so kind with the family and he took us to greatest places!!!!
It was a pleasure to have this family on board. I was there skipper and captain. They were all eager to work as a team on deck as well as in the galley. They always followed captain's orders. Hopefully they'll keep exploring more places by sail.
I had the pleasure of taking Mathieu and Nathalie sailing in Baja California, and it was an incredible experience! Both are friendly customers and passionate about sailing. Mathieu is an avid sailor who actively participates in boat activities, while Nathalie is an excellent sailor who is always willing to learn and collaborate. They are adventurers and are always ready to roll up their sleeves. Additionally, both are exceptional cooks who enjoy local food and treated us to delicious meals during our trip. We enjoyed good conversations and shared many fun anecdotes. I hope to have the opportunity to travel with them again in the future!
Amazing crew who has a lot of sailing capabilities and knowledge. It was great to share the wheel and other tasks with this crew.
Offered by Nicolas
In 2017, I left my clockwork tube-office-pub life for an adventure in South America. Today, I captain a 45ft sailboat for Sail in Mexico. I got here because of the courageous move my brother made of buying a boat blindly back in 2018. He called me up while I was living in Buenos Aires to invite me on a journey from Acapulco into the Sea of Cortez. The experience opened up a completely new perspective. A world I never imagined getting into. I was being stimulated with so many experiences. Learning how to sail was like learning a new language. Being so close to nature was worth the challenge. Following the three month journey, I wanted to know if I had the sea legs to go down this path of becoming a full time sailor. That's when I found a chance of sailing back to Europe from the Caribbean. Those months at sea triggered a passion for the Ocean. In early 2021, I came back to the Sea of Cortez and got involved with Sea Shepherd, an NGO that has boats all over the world protecting marine wildlife. In Mexico, we worked around the clock to safeguard the vaquita refuge. I haven't left the sea ever since. The best part is that I can live from this now. I get a chance to pay it forward. To expose our guests to new perspectives. That's why every trip I do never gets old. Needless to say, the beauty of the Sea of Cortez makes the job easy.
Location
Location of the sailboat: Marina Palmira, La Paz