Sail Bora Bora

04/01/2026

Back at San Blas with s new crew member

24/12/2025

⛵️ Sailing in Panama • January 2025 – March 2026

Panama Canal → San Blas Islands, Bocas del Toro

Join an unforgettable sailing adventure on a top-class Oyster 56, fully equipped for comfortable and safe cruising.

🛌 Maximum 4 guests

🌴 The Experience

Turquoise waters, uninhabited islands, snorkeling, the legendary Panama Canal, the heart of Afro-Latin culture in Portobelo, sandy islets, and the unique Guna Yala culture — plus Bocas del Toro.

📅 Weekly departures & custom itineraries
Available from January to March

💰 Prices start from €170 per person per day, depending on the length of stay.

📩 Message me for dates, details & booking.

⚓️ Let’s go sailing! ✨

24/12/2025

⚡️ Boat prep update: the season started with… lightning. Because why not?

Before we even started the “normal” pre-season work, FL MUNDO got hit by lightning while she was on the hard in the storage area at Shelter Bay.
Because clearly sanding and antifouling alone wasn’t enough excitement this year 😅⚡️

Result: around 80% of the electronics decided to retire early. 💀

The worst casualties:
🔻 Autopilot — dead (so now I’m the autopilot)
🔻 Inverter/chargers, BMS…— dead (batteries were like: “good luck”)
🔻 Chartplotter — dead (navigation by vibes only)
🔻 Bowthruster – burned, after spinning for hours after event

So instead of starting with paint and polishing, I started with:
🔧 diagnostics
🔧 opening control units
🔧 repairing circuit boards component by component
🔧 and basically doing micro-surgery with a soldering iron

Most of it I repaired myself with slow, precise work, lots of patience… and occasional conversations with dead electronics that didn’t help at all 😄

Good news:
✅ most systems are coming back to life
✅ everything will be fixed soon
✅ and it will be better than before (because now I know exactly what’s inside it)

Now we’re back to “standard boatyard fun”: hull prep, prop check, and getting ready for the season.

And of course… pool breaks in between.
Because the most important rule of boat ownership is:
enjoy life whatever it gives us. ☀️😎

See you very soon in San Blas 😎⛵️

Sailing challenges us and teaches us to adapt to the forces of nature — even lightning. ⚡️⛵️

Sailing season — we’re coming, contact us via DM for availability in next 3 months ! ⚓️

21/11/2025

🌍 From Bora Bora to San Blas – New Destination, Same Spirit!

After sailing thousands of miles across the Pacific, along the North American coast, and through the Panama Canal, our beloved Oyster 56 has found a new paradise:

🌴 The San Blas Islands (Guna Yala), Panama.

A place of crystal-clear water, palm-fringed islands, vibrant Guna culture, and some of the most beautiful anchorages on Earth.

To celebrate our new chapter, we’re offering a special promotion for December, January & February:

✨ Maximum 4 guests
🌊 Private bays, snorkeling reefs, remote islands
🛥 World-class comfort aboard our Oyster 56
🌞 The pure magic of Caribbean sailing

And if your heart still longs for French Polynesia, our dear friend Jasna continues offering unforgettable sailing there:
👉 jasnatuta.com/sailing-in-polinesia/

Come sail with us — the adventure continues.
📩 DM for dates & details.
🌐 sailborabora.com

30/01/2020

Some moments in time

19/09/2019

The humpback whales travel from Antarctica to French Polynesia for the love-season. We were swimming with mother and calf and recorded some amazing moments.

Mother and calf in front of Opunohe bay, Moorea

30/07/2019

Come and sail ⛵ with us in this stunning lagoon! 🤩

29/07/2019

French Polynesia teaches you not to be afraid of sharks...

The pristine waters of French Polynesia draw visitors from all over. Turns out grey reef sharks are pretty fond of them, too—so much so that the Island of Fakarava’s southern pass is called the “grey shark wall.” Fancy a swim?