Missed Early Bird? You can still save with Phase 1
The group chat took a little longer than expected. Someone needed to check their holidays. Someone else still hadn’t decided between Croatia and Greece. And suddenly, Early Bird had ended. If that sounds familiar, your Sailweek 2027 plan is still very much on. Phase 1 pricing is now live, giving you the next opportunity to choose your route, find a week that works and turn the idea into an actual booking. Here’s where to start.
What is Sailweek Phase 1 pricing?
Phase 1 is the pricing stage that follows Early Bird in the Sailweek 2027 booking campaign. Early Bird finished on Sep 23, 2026; Phase 1 runs from Sep 24, 2026 through Oct 25, 2026.
The live booking page is the place to check the current price for your chosen route, departure and booking option. Compare the full details, including what is included and any additional costs, before you commit. The right comparison is the trip you actually want—not just a headline price.
Choose the kind of week you want
Start with the experience. If you want a busy social week with swim stops and nights out, look at the Croatia Party Route. For a more exploration-led Croatian trip, start with the Adventure Route.
Greece’s Athens Route brings a different island-hopping setting and a relaxed social rhythm. If the festival is a big part of your summer plan, explore the Ultra Route.
Party, Adventure, Greece or Ultra: there isn’t one route that is right for everyone. Think about how you want to spend the days as well as the nights, then compare all Sailweek routes.
You do not need a full group to start
Travelling alone? Look at the solo booking options. Planning as a pair or a smaller group? Explore cabin and spot bookings. Bringing a bigger crew? Compare the full-yacht options.
You can read how Sailweek booking works before choosing. Check the arrangements for the option you select, and ask the team about any questions or preferences rather than assuming every cabin or yacht works the same way.
Make the group-chat decision easier
Give everyone something concrete to react to: one preferred route, a couple of possible weeks and the booking option you’re considering. Check the live details together so you are comparing like for like.
It also helps to separate the decisions. First, agree on the kind of trip. Then narrow down the dates. Finally, review the yacht or cabin choices and the full cost. A clear shortlist is much easier to answer than another “Where should we go next summer?” message.
Avoid treating a photo or someone else’s booking price as a promise about your own trip. Use the current booking information for your chosen departure.
Ready to make it happen?
Missing Early Bird does not mean missing Sailweek. Use Phase 1 to find the trip that fits you, whether that starts with a solo spot, a cabin for two or a plan for the whole crew.
Explore Sailweek 2027 dates and pricing, choose your route and start planning your week on the water.