Find a boat or trip
Search departures and yachts in the places you want to sail.
Sailing journeys, designed for going solo
Find your place. Share the journey.
Request a single place, a cabin, or a whole yacht. See who you will travel with and plan together before leaving the shore.
A better way to join a sailing trip.
How CabinJoin works
The boat, the crew, the trip.
All in one place.
Search departures and yachts in the places you want to sail. Understand the cabin, the crew, and the details before you request. Join the group after approval, pay securely, and stay in touch.
How it works ↗How CabinJoin works
01 — 03Know what you are joining
Understand the cabin, the crew, and the details before you request.
Set sail
Join the group after approval, pay securely, and stay in touch.
One sea, four ways in
Find the part of CabinJoin
that is built for you.
Come aboard alone, bring your own people, build a public trip, or put your yacht in front of the right guests.
01Going solo or as a pair
Join a trip already taking shape
Choose a place or cabin, meet the plan, and request to join the crew.
Explore trips 02Sailing with your own people
Keep the whole yacht to yourselves
Compare yachts and request the dates that fit your private group.
Charter a yacht 03You have a route in mind
Turn a confirmed charter into a shared journey
Charter the yacht, shape the trip, and choose the crew that sails with you.
For organisers 04You own or operate yachts
Bring good boats to people ready to sail
List your fleet, confirm requests, and manage bookings in one place.
For boat owners
For organisers
You have the route.
Find the crew to sail it.
From a confirmed yacht to a crew ready to sail: manage requests, cabin places, and trip chat in one place.
Find your next week at sea
Planned trips.
Good company.
Going with your own people?
Make the boat
the destination.
Choose a yacht for your private group, compare details clearly, and send a request with our support beside you.
Charter a yacht →
Naxos, 07:14
Maya was the first awake. By the time coffee reached the cockpit, she had learned everyone’s names — and the day stopped feeling like a solo trip.
Vis, after the swim
Leo missed the ladder on his first try and everyone burst out laughing. Ten minutes later, they were still in the water making plans for dinner.
Ionian Sea, under sail
Sofia had never steered before. When the boat picked up speed, she looked back at the crew screaming with joy and did not want to give the wheel back.
Hvar, last night
Daniel cooked far too much fish. Nobody cared. Plates stayed on deck, stories got louder, and a last-night dinner turned into a promise to sail again.
Corfu, 06:52
Elena leaned over the rail for the first dolphin, then another surfaced beside the bow. Breakfast was forgotten; the whole boat stayed quiet just to watch.
Šibenik, day three
Marcus had never tied a bowline. After three failed attempts and patient coaching from the crew, he got it — and celebrated like he had crossed an ocean.
Paros, after sunset
Nina started dancing while the harbour lights came on. Two songs later, even the people who said they could not dance were barefoot on deck.
Kefalonia, 22:08
Tom sketched tomorrow’s route on a napkin. By the time the last glass was empty, the group had turned his detour into the best plan of the week.For boat owners and fleet operators
Your yacht has more
than one way to sail.
Present your boats, keep availability under control, and turn qualified charter requests into confirmed weeks on the water.
For boat owners →
Questions before you join
Know before you request.
Set sail with confidence.
01Can I join a trip on my own?
Yes. Choose a place or cabin and send a request. You continue once the organiser approves it.
02Can I charter a yacht for my own group?
Yes. Choose a whole yacht and request the dates that work for your group.
03When do I pay?
You only pay after the relevant booking request has been confirmed.
04Can an organiser create a public trip?
Yes. A public trip can be created once the yacht is confirmed for those dates.