How far can you get in a week from your port?
Enter your average speed and how many hours a day you sail. We tell you the miles you cover and draw the circle on a map. No sign-up.
Join freeEnter your average speed and how many hours a day you sail. We tell you the miles you cover and draw the circle on a map. No sign-up.
Join freeMark your port on the map.
This is a straight line from your port. It ignores land, wind, current, sea state and port hours. It is not a passage plan.
1 nautical mile = 1,852 m (BIPM, International System of Units). Miles = average speed × hours × days. Map: © OpenStreetMap.
With the circle on screen, think of a port inside that radius where you would like to moor for a few days. The Seafolk is a club of owners who swap boats, with no money between them. Today we are 28 members and 3 boats, so the club is young. Founder sign-up is free until 31 December 2026; after that, €90 a year for life.
There is no insurance in force. Staying aboard at the dock and sailing with a professional skipper are open. Bareboat is closed.