Combining a superior performance
under sail
There are four en suite guest cabins, two on the quarters and two forward of the
salon.
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course, you are searching for a Viking girl. You could be searching for Olga, Danish Princess of Kiev
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Viking Girl II because Viking Girl II is a crewed yacht sailing Greece
and Turkey, though she is crewed by sea-going Anglo-Saxons. This Viking Girl principally sails the
Carian and Ionian coasts of Turkey and among Dodecanese islands of Greece, cruising from one pristine
pine-shrouded cove to the next pristine pine-shrouded cove, from one remote pastel-hued Greek island to
the next remote pastel-hued Greek island. This Viking Girl also sails in the wakes of Lysander and
Alcibiades, those Spartan and Athenian super-heroes who in the fifth century BCE prowled the Aegean and
eastern Mediterranean seas from Samos to Aspendos, and she combs the sixteenth century tracks of Andrea
Doria sailing for the Holy League, and of the Barbarossa brothers from Lesbos nipping at his sternpost.
This Viking Girl sails Cleopatra's 1st century BCE routes from Perge to Ephesus, Alexander's 4th century
BCE path from Ephesus to Perge, Francis Beaufort's 1812 track from Bodrum to Smooth Cilicia, and Freya
Stark's 1952 track from Smyrna through the Dodecanese to Phaselis. This Viking Girl sails the
crossroads of history. Why not join her for your holiday, for your anniversary, for your reunion with
long-lost friends. Escape the confines of your work place, escape the smog drifting past your office
window, and enjoy wind in the rigging, enjoy the azure sea of eastern Greece, enjoy the turquoise sea
of western Turkey. Dine on octopus in vinegar, cloved tzatziki, and fresh red snapper smothered in
vine-ripened tomatoes. Bring your children. Steep their young minds in astronomy and navigation. And
in geography. And in history. Olga, by the way, was beatified and is now venerated as Saint Olga.
A holiday at the crossroads of history may occur once in a lifetime. Are you searching for Gocek
in Turkey? For Bodrum in Turkey? For Rhodes or Kos in Greece? Well, come aboard Viking Girl II, a
crewed sailing yacht offering a holiday par excellence. Come aboard a charter yacht with an
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