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The captain chooses a sandbank against tide that morning.

A crescent of sand that exists for a few hours a day. Shade, ice, a table, and no other footprints — then the tide takes the whole thing back.
The idea
A bare strip of sand with nothing on it until the crew arrive — shade, ice, a table and a bottle in a bucket. You are landed, then left alone, and picked up whenever you signal.
How it unfolds
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The captain chooses a sandbank against tide that morning.
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Shade, swimming, lunch set out and the tender out of sight.
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Lanterns and a table as the tide begins to take the sand back.
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Perfect for
Couples, families and photographers
Typical length — Half day within any charter. The captain writes the route each morning against wind, tide and how the group is feeling, so nothing here is fixed.
Request Your Private ProposalBefore you sail
Sandbanks appear and vanish with tide — timing is chosen daily.
Everything landed is carried back off; nothing is left behind.
Best on neap tides; the crew will advise.
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