Milebuilding: Lisbon to Lagos

€450

per person

This is a short but one shot passage from Lisbon to Lagos. A 135 nautical miles where you’ll have an opportunity to enjoy a >24 hours passage at sea.

Join us aboard a stylish yacht and sail to Lagos Marina on a more than 20 hours non-stop ocean experience (20 to 30, depending on the winds and sea conditions) .

You’ll have an unique opportunity to enjoy the views of Lisbon from the river side while sailing along Tagus River. Starting at the modernist side of Lisbon (Parque das Nações), close to the Vasco da Gama bridge, you’ll enjoy all the 7 hills of Lisbon from the river side, the downtown, Praça do Comercio (Terreiro do Paço), Cais do Sodre, Alcantara, Almada, 25 de Abril bridge, The King Christ (Cristo Rei), Belem Tower (Torre de Belem), Padrao dos Descobrimentos, Bugio lighthouse (Forte de Sao Lourenço or Farol do Bugio), Forte de Sao Juliao da Barra, Seixa Palace (Palacio de Seixas) and many other POIs and neighborhoods which will be on our sight.

But also you’ll live among the ocean wildness and pure nature. A fulfil training which will include planing the trip, prepare the boat, do nigh shifts, sails trimming, helming, learning the electronics, safety and communications on board cooking, cleaning, maintaining the boat, etc.. All important tasks on a passage.

You’ll leave the boat once we arrive to Lagos Marina or you’ll keep on board if you booked the next leg to Vila Real de Santo António.

If you prefer something longer but yet relaxed, you may want to be part of the 3-days adventure Sailing Atlantic Ocean with Dolphins.

Note: for those looking for a sea training or miles log, this passage log around 135 nautical miles on our logs book and our Ocean skipper will sign a miles certificate.

20 to 30 hours

18 (unless accompanied by a responsible person)+ Age

Meals Included

Miles building

Sailing Academy

Price Details

listed price is per person and includes 1 cabin
Maximum Persons

6
Departure

Marina Parque das Nações, Lisbon -> Lagos
Departure Time

check description
Return Time

n/a (one way trip)
Dress Code

sporty cloths and shoes and equipment suitable for cold nights
Include

Home Marina Fees

Safety Equipment

Fuel

Boat-style Dinner

Boat-style Lunch

Boat-style Breakfast

Professional Skipper

SplashDrone with 4k camera gimbal

GoPro

Insurances

Taxes

Day 1: Debrief & Departure

We meet at the modern side of Lisbon, Parque das Nacoes. The skipper will show you the boat and, all together, decide how the space will be shared and where can you accommodate your belongings. A safety briefing will be given and everyone should know where the safety and emergency equipment are located and how to deploy and handle them (first aid kits, life-vests, harnesses, life rafts, beacon, etc). Every one should know how to turn on and off and operate the boat engine. When everyone is ready, we'll hoist the sails on the Tagus (Tejo) river and head up to the Atlantic Ocean. In between you can enjoy all the 7 hills of Lisbon from the river side, Vasco da Gama bridge, the downtown, Praça do Comercio (Terreiro do Paço), Cais do Sodre, Alcantara, Almada, 25 de Abril bridge, The King Christ (Cristo Rei), Belem Tower (Torre de Belem), Padrao dos Descobrimentos, Bugio lighthouse (Forte de Sao Lourenço or Farol do Bugio), Forte de Sao Juliao da Barra, Seixa Palace (Palacio de Seixas) and many other POIs and neighborhoods which will be on our sight. Once on the Atlantic Ocean we'll head up south. From now on, earth elements will be your mate and that's something! Note: this leg starting time is dependent on tides. We'll start with the ebbing tide.

Day 2: Arrive to Lagos

On the way to Lagos, we will be surrounded by sea water. No more stopovers. A more than 20 hours trip where you'll learned how to live on sailing boat with a crew while on a passage. Short but intense. This is the perfect experience for those which never did a night passage but are willing to. You learn how to plan the trip, how to do shifts, how to trim the sails and helm the boat, how to handle the electronics and VHF communications, about security procedures, night navigations, cooking and cleaning (yes, it's part of the job) as well as maintaining the boat. This is a compact but intense experience. After a full day and night at open waters, we'll dock at Lagos Marina.