Cabin charter in the Netherlands IJsselmeer, Wadden Sea, North Sea from/to Warns

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This trip has two focal points: sailing, of course, but also lingering wherever it's beautiful. Sailing experience is welcome but not a prerequisite.

We'll be travelling aboard "Bora" – a GibSea 126 – a solid vessel well equipped for the North Sea. Weather and wind permitting, the trip could look like this:

We take over Bora on Saturday afternoon in Warns on the IJsselmeer. On Saturday we go shopping, practise knots, then the safety briefing follows. On Sunday we sail to Enkhuizen. We continue to Amsterdam. In the evening we take a stroll through Amsterdam. From there we sail across the North Sea to Texel. Here we take a day to explore the island by bicycle. From here it's through the Wadden Sea and the IJsselmeer to Medemblik and then back to Warns.

Bora has 8 berths in four cabins and two berths in the saloon. Maximum occupancy 8 people including skipper.

Trip costs €470 plus kitty of approx. €180 for two weeks.

Yacht details: The GibSea 126 is called 'Bora'. She is 13.20 m long, 4 m wide, 2 m draught and has a displacement of 9 tonnes. The water tank holds 400 litres, the diesel tank 200 litres. She has 90 m² of sail area close-hauled. 'Bora' has 8 berths in 4 cabins and 2 in the saloon, 10 in total. Maximum occupancy: 7 persons plus skipper.
Equipment: 55 HP Yanmar diesel, autopilot, electric anchor winch, sprayhood, bimini, roller furling genoa, mainsail with slab reefing, 2 toilets, heating, radar, chartplotter, DSC radio, 2 GPS units, 2 echo sounders, Navtex and weather receiver.
Safety equipment: liferaft for 10 people, lifejackets, lifebelts, distress flares and EPIRB.
The fully equipped galley has a cooker with oven and an electric fridge.