El Nido’s Islands by Private Yacht — No Tour Groups, Ever

Owner's Description

ProfAsea will never be a tour boat. She’s my home — an ocean-going sailing yacht that I’ve sailed across 34 countries and more than 25,000 nautical miles. Right now she’s anchored in Corong Corong, El Nido, open for private day sails until the end of October 2026. After that, she sails on. This season will not repeat. This is a fully private charter — your group only, no strangers, no fixed schedule, and no rush. You’ll be collected by dinghy from Corong Corong — just minutes from El Nido town — and brought out to ProfAsea at anchor. We’ll sail, snorkel, find a quiet beach or two, and eat simply but well. I plan the route around the weather, the tides, and what you want from the day. THE BOAT ProfAsea is a Beneteau Oceanis 393 — an ocean-going sailing yacht built for open water. On board: shaded cockpit seating, two deck hammocks, deck space for lounging, a dinghy for beach landings, stand-up paddleboard, snorkeling gear, freshwater stern shower, towels, Wi-Fi, and full safety equipment. WHAT’S INCLUDED · Fully private charter — your group only · Licensed skipper, captain and host — all one person · Simple fresh lunch · Snacks and soft drinks throughout the day · Snorkeling gear, SUP, dinghy, towels, and stern shower · Two deck hammocks · Flexible route tailored to your group · Sailing basics if you’d like to learn PRICING · Base rate includes up to 2 guests · Additional guests: US $76 per person, added at checkout · Maximum 5 guests total WHAT TO BRING Swimwear, sun hat, reef-safe sunscreen, your own alcoholic drinks, fresh juices or favourite cold drinks, any personal snacks, camera, and your own mask/snorkel/fins if you prefer. GOOD TO KNOW · No sailing experience needed — I handle everything · Alcohol welcome on board — relaxed and respectful atmosphere · Weather-dependent: safety first, always. I’ve been sailing my whole life and single-handing ProfAsea since 2012 · Nomadic, pop-up charter: ProfAsea moves to a new destination each season. Book while she’s here.