Some places have a way of slowing life down – and Piran is definitely one of them. With its narrow Venetian streets, the beautiful Tartini Square and its charming little harbour, this coastal town is one of the true gems of the Northern Adriatic. After a wonderful day under sail, starting with shifting winds and finishing with a relaxed 9-knot ride under Code Zero, we arrived in Piran in the late afternoon. Days like these remind us why we love sailing. To top it all off, we

Arrived this afternoon and took over the boat from my guests. The handover was smooth, honest, and completely hassle-free. After cleaning up, I enjoyed two hours of sailing with a good friend. Moments like these remind me why I love what I do. We wrapped up the day with an amazing dinner at my favourite local restaurant—fresh mussels followed by oven-baked sea bass. Now we’re winding down with a glass of red wine, a gentle evening breeze, and perfect summer temperatures. Tomo

With 0.0 knots of wind, even a Dragonfly Trimaran has to admit defeat. 😄 Sailing is only so much fun without any breeze, so I decided to use the opportunity to visit some of my berth neighbours and maintain a few local connections here in Portopiccolo. Since I have no guests on board today, I was invited aboard my neighbour’s impressive Dominator 65 – a classic Italian motor yacht with plenty of style and elegance. The shipyard was founded by former Formula One drivers, so s

Today my trimaran Don Cangrejo is getting brand-new trampolines. After four seasons of loyal service, the old ones finally gave way and...

What a day on the water! 11–12 knots of thermal breeze from the southwest, clear blue skies, and flat water – ideal conditions for our...