Bonus Miles Flotilla in Greece
More than a sailing event, the Bonus Miles Flotilla brings multiple yachts together for a coordinated seven-day journey through Greece. Join as a student aboard a training yacht, charter your own bareboat yacht, or book a place aboard a participating yacht. Follow a shared route, take part in daily briefings and experience real sailing alongside a coordinated fleet.
One Flotilla. Three Ways to Join.
A flotilla is a seven-day coordinated sailing journey in which multiple yachts travel together along a shared route. Each yacht maintains its own crew and onboard routine, while the fleet benefits from daily briefings, professional coordination and support throughout the journey. Choose how you want to take part: join as a student, charter your own bareboat yacht or book a place aboard a participating yacht.
Join as a Student
Train aboard a dedicated educational yacht and develop practical skills in navigation, yacht handling, safety and teamwork under professional instruction.
Charter Your Own Yacht
Charter and operate your own bareboat yacht with your crew, follow the shared route and take part in the daily briefings and coordinated flotilla journey.
Book a Place on Board
Book a place aboard a participating yacht and experience seven days of sailing, new destinations, shared activities and life as part of the organised fleet.
Why Join the Bonus Miles Flotilla?
Real Sailing Conditions
Experience changing weather, new harbours, longer passages and genuine onboard responsibilities throughout a complete seven-day journey.
Professional Fleet Support
Sail with greater confidence through coordinated route planning, daily briefings and continuous support from an experienced lead crew.
Learning at Every Level
Whether you join as a student, skipper or crew member, every day offers opportunities to develop knowledge, judgement and practical sailing skills.
Social Sailing Experience
Meet fellow sailors, share anchorages, meals and group activities, and create lasting connections throughout the seven-day journey.
How the Seven-Day Journey Works
Lead Crew Support
Experienced flotilla leader travels with the group, providing daily briefings, navigation advice, and ensuring everyone stays together safely.
Daily Schedule
Morning briefings cover the day's route, weather, and points of interest. Sail together to pre-selected anchorages with optional group activities in the evening.
All Skill Levels
Flotillas welcome both experienced sailors and beginners. Lead crew adjusts pace to accommodate different experience levels.
Flotilla Questions
Every Bonus Miles Flotilla is a complete seven-day sailing journey following a coordinated route, with daily briefings and lead crew support.
You can join as a student aboard a dedicated training yacht, charter and operate your own bareboat yacht, or book a place aboard a participating yacht to enjoy the complete Flotilla experience.
Not for every participation option. Beginners can join a training yacht or select an experience package suitable for their level. A bareboat yacht must be operated by a suitably qualified and experienced skipper.
Yes. Selected training yachts offer structured practical sailing education under professional instruction. Eligible participants may also work towards an available sailing qualification, subject to the programme requirements and final assessment.
Each day begins with a briefing covering the planned route, weather conditions and important navigation information. The fleet then sails towards the planned destination, followed by free time or optional shared activities after arrival.
The fleet follows a coordinated route and remains in communication with the lead crew. Adjustments may be made when required by weather, safety or operational conditions.
The lead crew continuously monitors the weather and may adjust the route, departure time or destination to maintain the safety and comfort of the fleet.
The lead crew provides daily briefings, route coordination and navigation support throughout the journey. Technical problems or emergencies are handled according to the fleet’s safety procedures and the support available at each destination.