Catamaran in the Caribbean Sea
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AI Yacht

10 days in the Caribbean Sea. 7 of them aboard a catamaran, and a working AI product for your business at the end.

November 12–22, 2026Caribbean

The GrenadinesCatamaran at sunset
Who's going
6spots leftOpen for booking
Price

$3,500

What's included

  • 7 days on the catamaran
  • The bootcamp programme
  • The captain's work
  • Marina berths and fuel
  • Basic meals on board

Not included

  • Flights
  • Accommodation on the first and last day

Is this trip for you?

  • You already run a business with real revenue — you're not testing whether entrepreneurship is for you.
  • You've heard about AI and vibe coding, but you haven't built anything with your own hands yet.
  • You don't need another lecture — you need a working tool for your business by the end of the week.
  • You're ready to spend a week in a small group on the water — no office, no rush.
  • You value a clear head and focus over parties.
  • You understand that custom software built for your business usually means a year of development and a $100,000+ budget. We'll build your working tool in one week on board — that's not just saved time and money, it's leverage that can dramatically accelerate your business growth.
We deliberately don't gather a crowd. Six people — because in a week on the water you only get somewhere with those who are already playing their own game. This is not for anyone looking for a beach holiday, or who wants to learn to code from scratch for the sake of coding itself.

What you get

01

A working AI tool

By the end of the week you won't have notes or an idea — you'll have a working product built for a specific job in your business.

02

Vibe coding with no experience

You'll learn to assemble tools with AI, even if you've never written a single line of code.

03

A circle of like-minded people

Five other entrepreneurs — plus Ivan and Yasha, who are part of this week too, not just crew on board. Seven people living on the same deck for a week. Connections like that can't be bought.

How to prepare

A reliable, fast laptop

This is your working instrument for the whole week — there is no doing the bootcamp without one. It has to run modern AI tools comfortably and not freeze at the critical moment.

Basic AI knowledge

We don't spend the group's time on the basics — “what is a prompt” and “how ChatGPT works” need to be known before you step aboard. If you already use AI tools in your work, that's enough.

Once your seat is confirmed we'll send a short preparation programme — work through it at your own pace before you fly out, and every hour on board will go into your product instead of into learning the basics.

Program

  1. 1.5 daysstage 1
    on land, Grenada

    Getting to know each other, unhurried. Kick-off session, dinner, the plan for the week.

  2. 7 daysstage 2
    catamaran, Grenadines

    Bootcamp + the island route. Every night in a marina or a sheltered bay.

  3. 1.5 daysstage 3
    on land, Saint Vincent

    Rest, a debrief of the results, an unhurried flight home.

Day by day

The exact route is adjusted for the wind, but these are the anchor points.

Day 1Nov 12
Grenada, St. George's

Arrival, check-in on land, dinner, an unhurried introduction.

Day 2Nov 13
Grenada

Half a day of kick-off session, the second half — moving aboard the catamaran.

Day 3Nov 14
Carriacou

First passage at sea, evening workshop at anchor.

Day 4Nov 15
Union Island

Work from the morning, lunch on the water, case reviews in the marina.

Day 5Nov 16
Tobago Cays

A day in the marine reserve: snorkelling + focus sessions.

Day 6Nov 17
Canouan

Prototype sprint, evening in the bay.

Day 7Nov 18
Mustique / Bequia

Final product assembly, presentations on board.

Day 8Nov 19
Bequia

Retro, a buffer day in case of wind, dinner ashore.

Day 9Nov 20
Saint Vincent

Passage to Kingstown, going ashore, hotel.

Day 10Nov 21–22
Saint Vincent

Quiet rest and the flight home.

Route map

Overview of the Caribbean basin with the route from Grenada to Saint Vincent
Close-up of the route: Grenada → Grenadines → Saint Vincent

The route on a real nautical chart — a straight-line distance of ≈108 nautical miles.

Your crew

Ivan

Ivan

AI entrepreneur, bootcamp host

22 years in business. For the past year and a half he has been travelling the world — without offices and without visas in the usual sense. A living example that travel and entrepreneurship go together. He runs the programme and cooks on board.

Yasha

Yasha

Captain, engineer, self-made property developer

He knows the water and he knows how to build — literally and in the business sense. He is responsible for safety and logistics across the whole week. Going to sea with him isn't frightening, and talking business with him isn't boring.

Rules & safety

This is not a party on the water.

Minimum alcohol, maximum value. We are here to actually build a working AI tool in 10 days, not to sleep off cocktails until lunchtime. Wine or beer with dinner is up to you, but the day's programme is built around a clear head and focus, not around the bar.

FAQ

The Grenadines
Do I need programming experience?

No. The format is designed for entrepreneurs without code. We work through vibe coding — you describe what you want to get, and you assemble the product with AI tools.

What is included in the $3,500?

7 days on the catamaran, the bootcamp programme, the captain's work, marina berths, fuel, and basic meals on board. Flights and accommodation on the buffer days ashore are separate — we'll confirm the final list closer to the date.

Do I need a visa?

Grenada and Saint Vincent are visa-free for holders of many passports, including Russian ones. We'll send a document checklist once your application is confirmed.

How safe is it?

The captain is Yasha, an engineer with long-passage experience. The catamaran carries standard certification, there is safety equipment on board, and we keep the route flexible in case of wind.

What about hurricane season?

The programme sits in a statistically safe window for this region. The official hurricane season in the southern Caribbean winds down by mid-November — we chose these dates deliberately.

Can I drink? Can I not?

Both are fine. Wine or beer with dinner is up to you. But the day's programme is built around a clear head, not around the bar. This is not a party on the water.