Midori, a Sunreef 70 sailing catamaran, under full sail on a calm Mediterranean sea

A prelude to the world expedition

ExperienceNaora.

Before our five-year world expedition begins in Spring 2027, we’re welcoming a limited number of guests aboard Midori, a Sunreef 70 sailing catamaran, in the Mediterranean. Available exclusively in October, November and December 2026.

The yacht may be different. The experience isn’t.

Midori — Sunreef 70 · Eight guests

Before the journey begins

The first chapter,
written early.

While our flagship prepares for departure in Spring 2027, a small number of guests can already step into the atmosphere, hospitality and rhythm that define Naora.

This is not a preview. It is the beginning of your Naora journey.

A sailing yacht anchored alone in a hidden Mediterranean cove at first light
A swimmer gliding beneath the surface of clear blue Mediterranean water

Philosophy

A different yacht.
The same philosophy.

Naora has never been about one yacht. It is about a way of moving through the world — unhurried, curious, close to the water. The yacht simply becomes the place where these experiences unfold.

  • 01Slowing down
  • 02Living close to nature
  • 03Authentic exploration
  • 04Meaningful conversations
  • 05Exceptional hospitality
  • 06Beautiful places
  • 07Life at sea

This season’s yacht

This season,
she is Midori.

A Sunreef 70 sailing catamaran — stable, generous and quiet under way, with a full crew, four en-suite cabins and shade wherever the day asks for it. She exists to hold the experience, not to announce herself.

Midori, a Sunreef 70 sailing catamaran, turning in a pine-fringed turquoise cove on the Croatian Adriatic coast
The open salon and dining area aboard Midori, looking out over the water
A guest cabin aboard Midori with sea-level windows and pale linen
A hammock strung on the foredeck of Midori above turquoise water
Yacht
Midori
Model
Sunreef 70
Length
21.6 metres
Guests
Up to eight
Cabins
Four en-suite
Crew
Captain, chef, hostess
On board
Tender, diving, paddle
Privacy
Yours alone

Life on board

Days measured in
light and water.

Hands holding a ceramic cup of coffee on a teak deck at sunrise

The day begins quietly, and stays that way for as long as you like.

A candlelit dinner table on the aft deck of a sailing yacht at dusk

Eight guests, three crew, and no schedule beyond the weather. What follows is not an itinerary — it is simply the shape most days take.

The shape of a day

Morning to midnight

06:00 — 11:00

Morning

Light first, everything else after.

  • 01Morning coffee at anchor
  • 02Swimming before breakfast
  • 03Fresh meals prepared onboard

11:00 — 18:00

Afternoon

Miles when there is wind, stillness when there isn't.

  • 04Long afternoons under sail
  • 05Quiet anchorages
  • 06Diving and snorkelling
  • 07Reading, and nothing else

18:00 — 24:00

Evening

The part of the day nobody hurries.

  • 08Conversations over dinner
  • 09Sunsets that ask for silence
  • 10Evenings beneath the stars
Golden-hour view over Hvar harbour in Croatia, with yachts at anchor and the Pakleni islands beyond
Most days start and end in a bay like this one.

What you’ll experience

Everything considered.
Nothing insisted upon.

Luxury Sailing

Wind, water and the slow geometry of a passage.

Private Chef

Cooking that follows the market, not a menu.

Exceptional Cuisine

Simple ingredients, treated with care.

Diving

Descents into water that changes colour with depth.

Snorkelling

An afternoon spent looking down instead of ahead.

Watersports

Everything on board, ready whenever you are.

Wellness

Rest, movement, salt water. Nothing performative.

Curated Shore Experiences

People and places we already know well.

Small Group Experience

Few enough guests to remember every name.

Hidden Anchorages

Bays reached only from the water.

Mediterranean experiences

Three months.
Very few seats.

Every departure is intentionally limited to a small number of guests. Itineraries are shaped by weather, water and instinct rather than a fixed schedule.

Three chapters, one continuous sea, beginning and ending in Brindisi. Below is the shape of the season; tap a stop on the chart to open that chapter passage by passage.

The route

  • Brindisi
  • Croatia
  • Corfu
  • Malta
  • Sicily
  • Brindisi
  1. 01October 2026

    Brindisi to Croatia

    Out of the heel of Italy and across to the Dalmatian islands, while the water is still warm and the bays are already empty.

  2. 02November 2026

    Croatia to Corfu

    South along the Adriatic into the Ionian, through harbours returned to the people who live in them.

  3. 03December 2026

    Corfu to Malta, Sicily and home

    The long crossing to Malta, then north through Sicily and back to Brindisi with the winter light behind us.

A quiet stone village lane in the Mediterranean at golden hour

The full itinerary

The season,
passage by passage.

Each chapter as it is sailed: every passage, its distance, its nights at sea and what the days actually feel like. Open a chapter from the map above, or download the printable itinerary to share with the people you would sail with.

Following Chapter I — October 2026 on the map above

The route, drawn

Nautical chart of the 2026 Naora Mediterranean routeA Mercator chart of roughly 1,400 nautical miles: departing Brindisi in October, north-east across the Adriatic to the Dalmatian islands of Croatia, south to Corfu in November, then open water to Malta and up the east coast of Sicily in December before closing the circle back in Brindisi.36°N38°N40°N42°N9°E12°E15°E18°E21°EItaliaHrvatskaElladaSiciliaTunisiaAdriaticoIonian SeaTyrrhenian01 · BrindisiOctober02 · CroatiaOctober03 · CorfuNovember04 · MaltaDecember05 · SicilyDecemberN100 NM

01 · October 2026 — Brindisi → Hvar

Brindisi

Aboard
2 days
Distance
180 NM
Passage
One night at sea

You leave in the late afternoon, when the light on the limestone turns the colour of bread. Dinner is served underway, the coast of Puglia thinning behind us until it is only a line of lamps.

  1. October 2026

    Chapter I, October 2026: The last warm crossing

    The season is still in the water. You leave the heel of Italy in late afternoon light and wake to limestone. Nothing is crowded any more, and nothing has gone cold yet.

    Route
    Brindisi → Adriatic → Hvar → Dalmatian islands
    Distance
    340 NM
    Aboard
    8 days aboard
    1. Brindisi Offshore, Adriatic

      1 day · 1 night at sea · 60 NM

      Night passage under sail

      You board in the afternoon, when the light on the limestone turns the colour of bread. Dinner is served underway, the coast of Puglia thinning behind us until it is only a line of lamps. Watches are shared, not assigned.

    2. Adriatic Hvar, Croatia

      2 days · 120 NM

      Landfall at dawn, then coastal

      First light gives you islands instead of horizon. Pine and salt, shuttered terraces, a swim before breakfast in water clear enough to read depth by eye.

    3. Hvar Vis, Šćedro and the outer bays

      3 days · 90 NM

      Short island hops, anchoring every night

      We anchor in bays that in August hold forty boats and now hold one. Long lunches on the foredeck, an afternoon ashore for oil and wine, and evenings so quiet you can hear the chain settle.

    4. The islands Southern Dalmatia

      2 days · 1 night at sea · 70 NM

      Coastal, one night passage south

      The last stretch of the chapter runs south with the mountains on the beam. Stars, a warm deck, and the sense of a season closing gracefully rather than ending.

    Chapter I qualifies for the 250 Mile mark, and — for those who stay the full passage — the 500 Mile mark.

Miles at sea

Three badges can already
be earned on this route.

Naora keeps a log of every mile sailed. This Mediterranean season is short, but long enough for the first three marks — for those who join more than one crossing, and for the ones who stay aboard from Brindisi to Brindisi.

Is this for you?

Some people arrive
already at home.

There is no profile and no checklist. Only a way of travelling that some people recognise immediately.

You travel to understand a place, not to collect it.

You prefer the authentic version of things.

You are happiest with nature close at hand.

You want comfort, without excess.

You are still curious about most things.

You notice hospitality when it is done well.

You would rather explore than be entertained.

You are ready to slow down for a while.

If several of these feel familiar, the conversation will be an easy one.

Questions

Everything
worth asking.

No. The official Naora world expedition begins in Spring 2027 and runs for five years. These Mediterranean Experiences take place before it, and are a separate, limited season. You can read about the expedition itself on the Journey page.

A carefully selected luxury sailing catamaran, chosen for stability, space and comfort. It is not the Naora flagship — but the philosophy, hospitality and rhythm on board are exactly the same.

None at all. A professional crew handles everything. If you would like to learn, take the helm, trim a sail or stand a watch, you are welcome to.

Yes. Many guests join on their own. Groups are small and dinners are shared, so solo guests tend to feel at home quickly.

Accommodation on board, a private chef and all meals prepared onboard, the crew, sailing, water toys, snorkelling and diving equipment, and curated shore experiences. Flights and transfers are not included.

Intentionally few. Each departure is limited to a small group so the boat never feels crowded and the itinerary can stay flexible.

Naora begins its five-year circumnavigation. Guests join and leave at points that suit their lives, across the Atlantic, the Caribbean, the Pacific and beyond. The full picture lives on naora.world.

Yes. Many guests of the Mediterranean season continue into the expedition. Membership is by conversation rather than application form — see Membership.

By invitation

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invitation.

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