Learn to sail off the coast of the Welsh islands

We'll meet at 3pm in Swansea harbour for your first encounter with the boat and the rest of the crew. Once on board, you'll take the time to settle in, discover the living areas and listen to the captain's safety briefing. Together, we review the week's progress and everyone's expectations, and we proceed with the refuelling to ensure we're self-sufficient.

Depending on the energy of the group, we can either set off for a short sail to a sheltered cove, or stay in port for a quiet evening, or head for a seaside pub to enjoy the Welsh atmosphere.

Today, you're entering the rhythm of the sea. Sailing will depend on the wind, the tides and what the crew want to experience. One option is to head for Lundy Island, a nature reserve known for its cliffs and low stone walls.

After 4 hours of sailing, we choose a sheltered bay to anchor in.

We then set off to explore the surrounding area: a small valley protected from the wind, an ancient dolmen, a path lined with twisted oak trees... Then back to the boat to prepare dinner and enjoy a night lulled by the motion of the sea.

After a more or less restful night, we can adapt to our individual moods. If the mood is for coastal discovery, the crew can head for Broadsands Beach, a beach protected by the surrounding rock formations.

After a few hours at sea, we disembark to enjoy the golden sands, stroll around in sandals or explore the little paths leading inland.

The evening is spent at anchor, in a simple, friendly atmosphere.

Now that you've spent a few days on the yacht and have got used to the dance of the waves, you can take part in the helming, manoeuvres and changes of pace, always under the captain's supervision.

The arrival in Tenby, with its colourful houses and maritime atmosphere, marks a welcome break: refreshments and a free dinner in a local pub to sample the unmissable fish & chips.

You set off again with the wind, skirting the cliffs of St Anne's Head before heading up towards Ramsey Island. At midday, you'll stop off in a clear bay for a swim, with a wetsuit provided if necessary.

The day's objective: to reach Abereiddi and its famous Blue Lagoon, famous for its turquoise waters.

The end of the day is spent ashore, looking for the best viewpoint for the sunset, before spending a quiet night at anchor.

If you're looking for a real maritime experience, this is the day for you. Head out to sea for non-stop sailing, organised in small shifts to allow everyone to experience sailing at sunset, under the stars, and then at sunrise.

It's a unique day, often seen as suspended time, between sea, silence and horizon.

After the night sail, you'll enjoy a gentler pace. Together, the crew will choose a quiet spot to go ashore: ancient forest, open moorland, moss-covered ruins... It's up to you to decide which you prefer to explore.

The end of the day is spent on board or in a small port, with a shared meal to celebrate the last evening of the week.

You slowly make your way back to Swansea to pack up the yacht, do a final check-up together and say goodbye to the crew. The week comes to a close in a warm atmosphere, with memories flooding your mind.