Turks and Caicos Islands · June - November
Expedition Zero Yacht
Sail the crystal-clear waters of the Caribbean
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Overview
The voyage from Turks and Caicos to Nassau unfolds like a story written by wind and tide. There’s no schedule, only instinct and curiosity guiding the way. Each day brings new choices—quiet coves to anchor in, empty beaches to wander, or vibrant outposts to explore. The sea is a constant companion, shifting from still glass to playful swells. Life aboard slows to nature’s pace, where laughter comes easy, and the horizon always promises something just beyond reach. What kind of sailing to expect? Sailing to Nassau New Providence provides the opportunity to explore the islands, unique little towns, beautiful bays and anchorages. Weather is warm with a nice cooling afternoon shower and clear nights for spectacular star gazing.
Highlights
Beautiful island beaches and coves
Sail where turquoise waters cradle hidden beaches and secret coves. Drift into secluded bays framed by swaying palms, each one a quiet sanctuary. Here, every turn reveals a new slice of paradise — untouched, serene. This is the magic of island sailing, where discovery and peace sail hand in hand.
Slowing down
Slip into the slow pace of island living. Savour the island's delicacies ashore at vibrant seafood restaurants. Kick back, sip that rum and coke, watching the sun melt into the horizon. Here everyday is a celebration of island life and moments like these are what make the sea's journeys unforgettable.
Salt Air and starlight
Sailing around these islands offers winter sun and warmth, with clear skies stretching endlessly above. By day, the sea sparkles under golden light, and if luck favours the crew, they can spot dolphin pods or even whales breaching. Nights bring peaceful stillness, perfect for stargazing under velvet skies. The gentle rhythm of the waves, the scent of salt air, and the thrill of the unknown make each moment deeply unforgettable and soul-stirring.
Skippers
Wavy Immelman
Wavy
David Immelman, known to everyone as "Wavy", is co-founder and chief Skipper at Wavysail.
He was born and raised around Cape Town and has been sailing since the age of 5. Since then, he has amassed over 500,000 miles of ocean sailing, including over 40 Atlantic crossings.
Wavy is a highly respected, and experienced RYA instructor with many years of teaching.
A professional racing skipper, including as Skipper of the Clipper Round the World Yacht Race ‘19/’20 edition, as well as winning the Governors cup on “Black Cat”.
What's Included
What's Included
All food and drink (non-alcoholic) on board
Safety equipment including life-jackets.
All mooring and port entry fees for the boat.
• Hands on sailing, watch keeping, helming and opportunity to fully immerse in life on board.
Overnight accommodation onboard, your own bunk and bedding
• Waterproof Clothing available to hire
What's Not Included
• Travel to and from Oban
• Meals Ashore
• Entrance fees to visitor centres or distilleries
• Sailing & Travel Insurance
Accommodation
Single Berth
Your own comfortable berth with plenty of storage space (shown is a double cabin, which will be split with a Lee cloth)
Double cabin (up to two people sharing)
Double cabin to share, or for you alone
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You'll Be Staying Here
Expedition Zero
The yacht is "Expedition Zero" which is the first of a new generation of sailing yachts.
Custom designed for modern adventure sailing and, most importantly, capable of doing this with almost no environmental impact.
Originally built as a “Challenge 72”, she was always a rugged, go-anywhere yacht. Expedition Zero has now completed an incredible refit, featuring a revolutionary electric drive system and generating 100% of her power from natural sources. This is supported by latest navigation, communication and remote systems monitoring as well as a full on-board media production suite, giving her unparalleled capability in expedition sailing, marine research and film making.
The spacious interior is finished with natural mineral fibre material which is lightweight, strong and fully recyclable. With space for up to 16 guests in comfortable cabins or berths, plus up to four crew, “Expedition Zero” sets a new benchmark in off-shore adventure.
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FAQs
Do I need to be experienced in sailing?
We design the trips for a wide range of experience which means that even if you’ve not sailed, our experienced Skippers will ensure you have a fantastic time.
The longer legs will suit “mile builders” who already have some sailing qualifications, and we can spend time supporting you with everything from helming to sail trimming or passage planning as you wish!
Before you join, we’ll ask about your previous sailing experience and what you want to get out of the trip. That way, we’ll tailor the tour to your specific needs.
What's the cancellation policy?
The group size is kept very small on our trips which gives you a real ‘masterclass’ with our highly experienced Skippers. However, that means each place is valuable and we need full groups.
We ask for a 10% deposit to secure your berth, with the balance being due 6 weeks before departure.
If you cancel your place over 8 weeks out, the deposit is fully refundable. Between 6-8 weeks, we will retain the deposit.
If you cancel 6 weeks or less, the full price will be payable.
What should I bring?
We’ll share a kit-list which will be adapted to the trip you’re taking.
All bed linen is provided as well as safety equipment. You will need some decent deck shoes (or sailing boots), otherwise it’s layers of clothing adapted to the conditions you’re likely to encounter.
Bring a camera. If you want to bring a drone, let us know beforehand and bear in mind drones tend not to be waterproof and are carried / used at your own risk!
How adventurous is it?
We want everyone to get the most out of their time on board – so we’ll work around your wants.
However, our trips are designed for you to take an active role – that means, for example, we’ll take turns in cooking (all the menus are planned already and step by step instructions given, so you don’t need to be a masterchef!)
You can get tips and instruction on all aspects of sailing from our Skippers and get as involved as you want, grinding, trimming, helming and learning. On the other hand, there’s also plenty of time to relax and just take in the beautiful ocean scenery. It’s your trip!
Dates
June 1 - 4 2026
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June 6 - 16 2026
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June 18 - 28 2026
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June 30 - July 10 2026
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July 31 - August 14 2026
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December 27 2026 - January 3 2027
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