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Become a host

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Why host?

Because it is the easiest way for sailors who live on their boats and need financial support to continue their dream, while making their way of life and their passion for the sea known to anyone who is willing to discover it.

you have the rudder

In Sailing Life Experience, you as the host are the only one who has full control of your availability, prices, ship rules and how you interact with guests. You can set arrival times and manage the process however you want, as long as you make it clear from the start. You have the control!

How to become a host?

If you would like to offer your boat or even if you already do it, but would like to publish it in our community, you just have to follow these steps:

Sign up as a host

Create your host token and also your ship token. Do not forget to upload all the information related to the experience you offer: navigation area, complete boat information, capacity, number of cabins, services you offer... It is also very important that you attach photos of your boat, both inside and outside, as well as the crew and anything else you think might be interesting to represent your boat and the experience you offer your guests.

It is important that you keep your availability calendars up to date as much as possible. Thus, potential guests who want to stay on your ship will always know if they can do so on the chosen dates or not.

Once we receive your request, we will evaluate it carefully and contact you to confirm that you are officially part of our community of surfers. We are looking forward to receiving you!

The best way to get to know guests before they arrive is by exchanging messages with them through this portal.
Most hosts take care of cleaning the spaces that guests will use and provide them with basic items such as clean sheets and towels and toilet paper.

Make sure that the rules of coexistence and safety of the ship have been made clear to the guests upon arrival to avoid misunderstandings, and make them part of the magical day-to-day life at sea