It was a great holiday, organized at the last minute, but everything is managed in the best thanks to the availability and efficiency of the owner and the organizers. And the area of the Archipelago of La Maddalena is very beautiful!

The places are beautiful, fairytale especially a little out of season then perhaps a little too crowded. The rental with Miceli Vela was a bit of a flop, the boat was dirty and not well maintained, the jib furler broke immediately, so no sailing. It was still a nice vacation for the beauty of places and because there was very little wind so no regrets for the damage.

The Ionian Islands visited are really very nice and welcoming. Wonderful sea and life on land sufficiently enjoyable. Connection from Brindisi very approximate. Assistance during the holiday very good. Correspondence of the boat as shown in the picture.

We contracted this year, for the second time, with Marenauta for our holiday in Greece. As in the previous year we were followed by a booking manager- qualified and very helpful. Despite having decided to leave at the last minute Marenauta was able to find what did for us and will remain the Agency for our reference for future occasions. Thanks Marenauta.

Serious, prepared, kind and helpful. Good judgment

Quite early we had decided not to cruise to Croatia, because we did not respond the whole clear in and out. We were two couples and an adult son with about two decades sailing experience. Nevertheless, we took the hint of an employee of Jonathan, who advised us to stay in port the next day, because a strong wind was ablandiger announced. Then we appealed a harbor day and visited the cave system in Skocja that is more impressive than the Postojna caves and counts to one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. In the evening on the Dufour 34 the predicted wind came (name forgotten but unfortunately it was not the Bora - should occur about twice a year, duration about 30 minutes), put us across the harbor and one of our vorderdalben broke. A prudent harbor worker helped us with the boat and put on new dews. Since we had plenty of time, we were firmly on the way to Venice and back in different ports and had good service from the harbor workers in all. In Italy itself one must also 40 - to 50-euro pay mooring fees for a '34, but the port facilities were also good accordingly. Unfortunately, we did not have an enough good Lagoon map, so we could not drive into the small arms of the Lagoon. For this we used the Valporettas (water buses / ferries) and drove to various islands. On its own bug, it went to Chioggia (Venice for the poor), and from there back to Slovenia along the coast. Here then we met one of the great turtles that we had not suspected in this place of the Adriatic Sea. About 3 months after the cruise we got a mail from the Marina Hannibal from Monfalcone. We had paid in cash there and they sent us the receipt back home because everything was written in perfect Italian, it took a while until we found out that it was not about a new bill but the receipt. To the wind we can say that it was perfect for a relaxing holiday trip (2-4), with some few Thunderstorm turned 180 degrees and then suddenly went up to 7. Mosquitoes came the night before, but could be endured mainly because there were not too many. A little unfortunate it is that although we had charts of Italy, however, had left the lagoon cards in Germany and Italy, no cards (only orientation to Croatia) were on board. Disturbing were the many solid west, the excess we packed into the car. Here they should mainly provide automatic jackets.