At Skippair.com, we are committed to putting people back at the center of the journey. Our goal is to allow you to choose, in addition to the boat on which you embark, the skipper with whom you will leave. Our skippers are all professionals, they can accommodate all levels! You can board as a beginner with your eyes closed, but also join a skipper to perfect your sailing level.
The order of appearance of skippers and offers is based on their overall rating and the number of Skippair customers' ratings. It does not depend on contractual relations.
Our skippers and instructors are professionals and graduates to embark with confidence.
Our skippers will guide you to discover the most beautiful stopovers of their region. Average satisfaction score 4,75 / 5
You benefit from the prices of the skippers live, without additional margin.
Embark with Jean-Luc - Destination Brittany for a sailing cruise
Let go and enjoy the moment.
A successful cruise is a return to port with the desire to set sail again!
"One man's freedom stops nowhere at sea."
Come aboard with Iris - Destination Bretagne for a sailboat cruise
Sailing to take your time.
Embark with Olivier for regattas in the Channel, or set sail to Madeira.
"What a better evocation than that of Baudelaire:" Free man, you will always cherish the sea! " The sea makes you dream, Get away for ...
Embark with Christophe - Destination Normandy for a sailing cruise
The sea, together!
Cruise in Provence or Normandy on the theme of oenology with Sébastien! Enjoy the sensations of sailing affiliated with the pleasure of oenology on an unforgettable sea cruise.
The fun adventure begins.
What is a professional skipper?
A professional skipper provides passenger transport on sailing pleasure boats. The skipper perfectly masters the maritime law, the technology of the ship and all the rules of navigation. As such, the skipper must be a graduate and have professional insurance. In France, the diplomas awarded are the 200 sailing captain (relaxation cruise) and the BPJEPS (sailing course).
