Sailweek 2027 Bookings Are Coming: What to Know Before They Open
The countdown is on: Sailweek 2027 bookings officially open on Thursday 3rd September 2026, launching with limited-time Early Bird pricing.
If 2027 has your name on it, booking early is the smart move. You’ll have the widest choice of routes, dates and yachts, plus access to a launch price that won’t stick around forever.
Coming solo? Bringing one friend? Rallying the whole crew? Sailweek is built for all of it. Here’s everything you need to know before bookings open.
One Week. Your Kind of Sailweek.
Sailweek is a seven-night social sailing experience through some of the best islands, bays and coastal towns in Croatia and Greece.
By day, you’ll sail, swim, explore and reach places most tourists never see. By night, it could be dinner by the water, sunset drinks, a big night out or a chilled evening back on the yacht.
Bash, bliss or a bit of both. You choose the route, and we take care of the sailing.
Croatia or Greece? Choose Your Vibe
Both destinations bring incredible sailing, clear water and unforgettable island stops, but the experience changes depending on the route you choose.
Croatia
Croatia is where dramatic coastlines, historic towns and some of the Mediterranean’s best-known nightlife come together.
You can expect everything from high-energy party sailing and the festival-fuelled Ultra experience to smaller adventure-focused weeks with more exploring, local food and time off the beaten track.
Greece
Greece brings classic island-hopping with a distinctly Sailweek social side. Think long swim stops, waterfront tavernas, beautiful island towns and evenings that can be as lively or as laid-back as you want them to be.
The Athens experience is a great choice if you want a balance of sailing, exploring, social nights and time to slow down.
If you’re comparing Sailweek with The Yacht Week, Sail Croatia or other Croatia and Greece sailing holidays, don’t choose on destination alone. Start with the kind of week you actually want – the route makes all the difference.
Coming Solo? You Won’t Be the Only One
You don’t need a ready-made group to book Sailweek.
A huge number of guests join as solo travellers, making Sailweek one of the easiest ways to experience a social sailing holiday without having to convince six friends to come with you.
Book a single spot and you’ll join a mixed yacht with other like-minded travellers. Solo guests are generally placed with people of a similar age and vibe.
The social side happens naturally: coffee on deck, the first swim stop, dinner with the flotilla and inside jokes that somehow appear by day two.
You arrive solo. You leave with friends from around the world
Travelling With a Friend, Partner or Small Group?
Book a cabin or several spots together and share your yacht with other travellers.
It’s a great option for couples, friends and smaller groups who want to travel together while still meeting new people. Make your booking together wherever possible so your group can be placed on the same yacht.
You get your own people, a new crew and the full Sailweek social experience.
Bringing the Whole Crew?
If you’re travelling with a larger group, you can book a full yacht and make it your own for the week.
Sailweek yachts generally accommodate between 6 and 11 guests, excluding your professional skipper. Full-yacht options vary by route, yacht category and availability, so having a rough headcount before bookings open will make choosing much easier.
No full crew? No problem. A solo spot or shared cabin gives you the complete Sailweek experience without needing to fill an entire yacht.
Choose the Right Yacht Style
You don’t need to know everything about boats before booking. The main choice is how much space and comfort you want.
A monohull gives you the classic sailing experience and that unmistakable feeling of cutting through the water. A catamaran offers more room to spread out, with larger shared spaces and plenty of space for sunbathing.
Think about your budget, group size and preferred comfort level. Yacht choices and inclusions can vary, so check the details carefully when the 2027 options go live.
Book Early. Sail Later. Save Now.
Early Bird pricing will be available when Sailweek 2027 bookings open but it won’t last forever.
Booking early means more choice across routes, dates and yacht options, whether you’re securing one solo spot, sharing a cabin or taking over a full yacht with your crew.
Know your route. Save your dates. Be ready when bookings go live.
Once Early Bird pricing is gone, it’s gone and then we enter our phase pricing stages.
Have a Rough Travel Window in Mind
You don’t need to lock in exact dates before bookings open. For now, simply think about when during summer 2027 you’re most likely to travel and how flexible you can be.
Coming with friends? Start the calendar conversation and agree on a rough travel window. Coming solo? Keeping your options open gives you more freedom to choose the route, week and yacht that feel right once bookings go live.
No complicated planning needed just a rough idea is enough to get you ready.
Your Sailweek 2027 Pre-Booking Checklist
Before launch day:
- Choose between Croatia and Greece.
- Decide whether you want party, adventure or a balance of both.
- Have a preferred month or rough travel window in mind.
- Choose a solo spot, shared cabin or full yacht.
- Confirm a rough headcount if you’re bringing a group.
- Agree on a realistic overall travel budget.
- Set a reminder for Thursday 3rd September 2026.
- Be ready to secure your trip with limited-time Early Bird pricing.
Ready to Make Sailweek 2027 the Best Week of Your Year?
Come solo, bring a friend or rally the whole crew. Choose your route, lock in your week and take advantage of Early Bird pricing while it lasts.
One week on the water can change the way you travel—and seriously upgrade your camera roll.
2027 is calling. See you on the water.
Sailweek 2027 bookings open on Thursday 3rd September 2026.