Welcome ! We are the
Green Coco Sailing Cooperative
Green Coco trips are authentic, family-friendly sailing adventures in French Polynesia, Brazil, Caribbean, around-the-worldNEWSLETTER: read our quarterly updates
CALENDAR: see our 2024 datesOUR CO-OP BOATS:
What we do
The authentic Cruising Life at its best
Green Coco brings you the most authentic and fun way to experience the sailing lifestyle.We'll show you world-class destinations in French Polynesia nd around the world.You'll cruise aboard our 46ft deluxe catamaran which sleeps up to 8 guests. See Prices. and Boat Layout.Want to see what it's like? See
our Boat Tour.
How are we different?
With Green Coco you'll have a truly unique experience: living aboard with a cruising family, eating delicious meals, seeing paradise islands.Chartering a regular crewed boat can feel like a floating hotel... If you'd like a transformative and super fun experience, look no further!Our trips are family friendly, suitable for all-ages, and can also be customized for off-the-beaten path adventures: going to remote islands, for free diving, spearfishing, kitesurfing.Except when requested by full boats (3+ cabins), our twins girls are onboard, which makes for a lot of fun!
About Us
Sabrina is a registered ICU nurse, dive master, gourmet sea gypsy, French-American.Kristian is USCG master captain and eco-entrepreneur, Brazilian-American.Using our 20 years of offshore experience & remote island exploration, we focus on safety while having a true adventure together.Languages spoken: French, English, Spanish, Portuguese.
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Interested?
To inquire, please email us at info@greencoco.org
Price List
How much does it cost?
We are a private member-supported sailing organization: ask us for our prices.For members & investors:
40-70% lower than typical charter rates.For everyone else:
come aboard at regular rates to try the experience and see if you'd like to join!Where will I sleep?
-- Private cabin with private bathroom, sleeps 2+baby (2 yrs max).
-- Single berths may be available at 1/2 rate, with shared bathroom.See our Boat Tour // Floor PlansWhat are Trip Options?
Our base rate is for the Chef Option, where you participate as Sous Chef. We also offer a Shared Cooking and Retreat option.We have easier trips available (Green Runs) perfect for famillies, and Passages for those who want the full experience.You can reserve 3 cabins for a private boat, otherwise you may be sharing the boat with other visitors. Minimum 5 days trip duration.See all our Trip Options
What makes us special?
Sailing charters are supremely expensive, and often feel artificial with hired captains. Through our cooperative, we make the sailing experience affordable & authentic for everyone, with top notch curated experiences.We specialize in family friendly, authentic, owner-operated trips. Becoming a member makes you part of an awesome community of outdoor adventurers.
Our Schedule
See our schedule here:
2024 French Polynesia
2024-2026 Green Coco Expedition.What discounts are available?
- 60% off for Passages, see details.
- 40% off for Co-op Members
- 30% off for Shared Cooking (for non-members, available in private boats only, see details.
- 20% off for Families with kids.
- 20% off for single occupancy, private cabin.
- 25% off 15+ days
- 20% off 12+ days
- 10% off 7+ days
- 5% off book one year in advanceINTERESTED?
To inquire, please email us at info@greencoco.org
What's Included:
Three delicious meals per day: including fresh baked bread, home made yogurt, gourmet dishes made from scratch.
Hot beverages such as Coffee (including espressos) and Tea.
All activities done with boat crew snorkeling, hiking, beach visits, sailing, stand-up paddling, etc.
Each cabin comfortably sleeps 2 people
Cabins amenities: double beds, private bathroom with shower, toilet, bidet, hanging closet, USB outlets, fans and hatches for ventilation, various lights for illumination. Please see our Boat Tour for a walk-through.
Airport Transfers: if desired, we cover your transfer to & from the airport.
Ocean Workshops (listed below)
Not Included:
Airfares. You are responsible for all your flights.
Alcoholic beverages and mixers. Pre-order with us or purchase aboard at additional cost.
Activities done with other businesses: Going out to restaurants, Kitesurfing lessons, SCUBA diving, Offshore Fishing.
FAQs:
Q: Is someone cooking the meals for us, or do we need to cook? Answer: Depends on the Trip Option you choose, Chef vs. Shared Cooking vs Retreat
Q: I'm worried it will be rough and I might get seasick. Are there options for me? Answer: Yep! We have "Green Runs" that are the easiest and feature protected anchorages and very limited offshore sailing, if any. See below.
Q: Are the trips suitable for families or people without sailing/ocean experience? Well, yes! We are raising our twins aboard since they were 6 months old, and regularly host families and various green-hands (folks with zero sailing experience).
Q: What's the oldest age for guests coming aboard? That depends on how fit you are! We had a 74yr old gentlemen cross the Pacific with us, and 80 year olds have come sailing. The minimum physical requirement is to be able to climb the ladder out of a swimming pool. We also adapt trips based on certain medical conditions. Send us an email.
Q: Have you been to all these places that you're taking guests? Depends. We specialize in adventure community sailing, which means that we always try to go somewhere new. Our trips are certainly not "check-the-box" tours, they are co-created experiences that we discover as we go. That said, if you'd like something safer & more guaranteed, focus on the Green Runs and double-check with us about your concerns.
Q: Do we have to do work aboard the boat? Only if you're inspired to! Since our trips are participatory, we do have a rotation/schedule for most guests. The exception is our Retreat option, where guests can focus on learning and specific needs. For the Chef & Shared Cooking options, you'll have certain responsibilities aboard. Read about all this in our Trip Options. Remembering that Green Coco runs cruising sailboats with real families, which offers an authentic taste of the cruising experience (we aren't floating hotels).
TRIP OPTIONS
Green Coco is a community sailing organization, connecting sailors with members (and new guests). Our trips are designed as authentic, participatory sailing experiences. We offer options for everyone.
Read below.
Chef vs. Shared Cooking vs. Retreat
-- CHEF OPTION:
This is our default option, our regular rates.
Our onboard chef will be in charge of preparing your meals, you can enjoy and don't have to stress!
Responsibilities: you'll be in the Sous Chef rotation, which means you can help chop vegetable, set the table, clean up afterwards. These trips are curated for visitor needs with guided excursions for your ocean level, and access to all [Ocean Workshops].-- SHARED COOKING OPTION
30% off our regular rates.
Perfect for those who love cooking for large groups, in new environments :)
Responsibilities: You'll be in the Chef Rotation, taking turns with the other aboard to cook. Our head chef will provide guidance. You'll also do clean-up and helps others as sous-chef. This is our classic cooperative experience with immersion in the day-to-day life aboard. Guests pursue more independent activities (appropriate for folks comfortable in the ocean & currents) with some guided excursions.-- RETREAT OPTION:
add a premium to the regular rates
Ideal if you'd like to fully focus on learning a skill, have limited time, have babies onboard without extra help, or celebrating a special milestone like honeymoon.
Responsibilities: You won't be on any crew rotation, so you can focus on your other activities aboard the boat. Your schedule will be based on your learning activities aboard.
Trips vs. Passages
-- "TRIPS" are at regular rates, see our price list.. Trips are located in cruising areas that are excellent for 5-14 days experiences.-- "PASSAGES" are 60% off, and free for investors (cabin fees). Passages are transits between cruising areas, with overnight sailing and potentially upwind conditions, typically 14+ days, and much less predictable in terms of timing. Passages are for those wanting a true sailing experience with an opportunity to help aboard, and willing to have plenty of flexibility.
Green, Blue, vs. Black Diamonds
-- "GREEN RUNS" are easy with sheltered waters, great for families and people sensitive to seasickness.-- "BLUE RUNS" are moderate with some exposed day sailing, potential bumpy anchorages.-- "BLACK DIAMONDS" are challenging with potential upwind rough sailing and overnight transits.-- "DOUBLE BLACKS" are the toughest ones! Expect the full glory of the ocean :)
Shared vs. Private Boat
-- PRIVATE boat: book 3 cabins to have a private trip (you are the only guests aboard)-- SHARED boat: a shared boat means different parties may be aboard the boat. If members book 2 cabins, it is a members-only trip.-- DATES may be flexible, please request.
Ocean Workshops:
Breathwork - easy & powerful breathing techniques for relaxation, body awareness, circulatory health.
Freediving - from novice to intermediate skills, free diving 5-50 feet, along with apnea skills.
Sailing Basics - from basic dinghy sailing (on Walker Bay 8foot sailboat), to large catamaran cruising techniques, including anchoring & navigation.
Wake-surfing & Foiling - get towed on a surfboard or SUP behind the dinghy, and learn to foil-board if you like.
Gourmet Sea Gypsy - learn homesteading-at-sea! Prepare sushi, bake sourdough bread & bagels, make yogurt and kefir.
NonViolent Communication - learn how we apply the revolutionary NVC method to maintain wellbeing aboard the boat.
RIE Parenting - learn extraordinarily simple and effective techniques for empowering your kids, as we applied to raising twins.
Schedule 2024: French Polynesia
Aldebaran, 42 foot trimaran
with Kimber & Billy, in French Polynesia ~ View Instagram @expedition_aldebaran ~-- August 14 - August 28 Fakarava to Tahiti. 2 double berths available.
-- September 2 - 27. Haulout in Raiatea (work-trade available). 2 double berths available.
-- October. Boat sitting Opportunity in Tahiti.----------------------------------Selavi, 46 foot catamaran
with David & Eleanor, in French Polynesia
~ View Instagram @designedtoexplore ~2 double cabins and 1 single cabin available on all trips
-- Available February 2025 onwards in Tuamotus
Green Coco ExpeditionWorld Schooling Voyage
Our maiden voyages! Join us to kick off the adventure in style, aboard the 60ft catamaran Nesi
with Kristian, Sabrina, and the twins. Onboard teacher for kids age 3-6.2024: Seychelles to South Africa, via Madagascar & Mozambique
2025: Cape Town to Caribbean, via Brazil
2026: Caribbean to Mexico, via Panama Canal
2027: California
About the trips
Green Coco trips are unique cooperative sailing experiences, like joining a friend on a boat, not like traditional charters that feel like floating hotels. We offer options for everyone, read details here.-- CHEF vs. SOUS CHEF vs. RETREAT
-- TRIPS vs. PASSAGES
-- GREEN, BLUE, vs. BLACK DIAMONDS
-- SHARED vs. PRIVATE BOATS
click here to learn more about Trip Options
Seychelles
Mar-Apr '24
Trip: Seychelles 1st Shakedown
--FULL March 2-13 (12 day trip). Mahé (Inner Islands)Trip: Seychelles 2nd Shakedown
-- FULL. March 29 - April 9. Mahé rountrip (Amirantes).
-- Availability: FULL.Trip: Seychelles to Madagascar
-- FULL. April 18 to May 8 (21 days). Mahé to Nosy Be, Madagascar.
Madagascar
May-Aug '24
Trip: Nosy Be roundtrip
-- FULL. May 18-27 (10 days).Trip: Nosy Be roundtrip
-- FULL. May June 5-12 (8 days).TRIP: Nosy Be roundtrip
June 16-25 (10 days)
-- TRIP FINISHED. 1 CABIN AVAILABLE. CO-OP MEMBER ONLY. TRIP: Nosy Be to Toliara (north to south Madagascar)
--FULL. June 27-July 9 (13 days)
Trip: Toliara roundtrip
-- FULL. July 12-21 (10 days). Toliara roundtrip.TRIP: Toliara roundtrip
-- FULL. Aug 7-16 (10 days). Toliara roundtrip.TRIP: Toliara roundtrip
-- FULL. Aug 22-31 (10 days). Toliara roundtrip.
Mozambique
Sep-Oct '24
PASSAGE: Madagascar to Mozambique
FULL September 1-14 (15 days).PASSAGE: Mozambique to South Africa
FULL September 15-29 (15 days) and/or Sep 30-Oct 25 (25 days).
South Africa
Oct-Dec '24
PASSAGE: South Africa, Durban to Cape Town
Nov 4-17 and/or Nov 17-30 and/or Dec 1-14 (2 week legs)
--2 CABINS AVAILABLE. Durban to Cape Town transit. Black Diamond passage with 900nm (8 full sailing days), which we need to transit sometime in Nov-Dec. We'll do so whenever the weather windows permit. When weather is no good, we'll be doing boat work or going on inland trips, visiting game reserves etc... Work trade options available for members.
Atlantic Crossing
Jan '25
PASSAGE: Atlantic Crossing, from Cape Town to Rio de Janeiro
January 6-February 14 (40 days)
- 2 CABINS AVAILABLE. 1 Cabin booked by co-op member. Black Diamond run with 27 days of sailing and 13 days island/coastal sight seeing. Start in Cape Town (6 day buffer for weather, possible stopover in Namibia) then 1650nm to St Helena (12 days sailing, visit island approx 5 days) ; then to 2100nm (15 days sailing) to Rio de Janeiro + 2 arrival days.
Brazil (south)
Mar-May '25
_TRIP: Rio to Angra dos Reis
March 8-16 (9 days)
- 1 CABIN AVAILABLE. Green Run with sheltered anchorages.TRIP: Angra dos Reis roundtrip
FULL - March 20-28 (9 days)TRIP: Angra dos Reis roundtrip
April 2-9 (8 days)
- 3 CABINS AVAILABLE. Green Run with sheltered anchorages.TRIP: Angra dos Reis roundtrip
FULL April 24-30 (7 days)TRIP: Angra dos Reis to Rio
May 3-12 (10 days)
- 1 CABIN AVAILABLE. Green Run with sheltered anchorages.PASSAGE: Angra to Marau
May 20 - June 9 (21 days)
- 3 CABINS AVAILABLE. 750nm via Abrolhos. Black Diamond with overnight passages, beam reach or close reach
Brazil (middle)
Jun-Aug '25
TRIP: Marau to Salvador
July 30-August 5 (7 days)
- 1 CABIN AVAILABLE. 2 cabins booked by co-op members. Green Run with sheltered anchorages.PASSAGE: Salvador to Fernando de Noronha
August 12-September 3
- 3 CABINS AVAILABLE. 670nm. Black Diamond due to overnight passages, rough head wind sailing.TRIP: Fernando de Noronha to Jericoacoara
September 12-23
- 3 CABINS AVAILABLE. 367nm. Black Diamond due to overnight sailing generally downwind conditions but potentially bumpy.
Brazil (north)
Sep-Oct '25
TRIP: Jericoacoara to São Luis
September 26- October 8
- 3 CABINS AVAILABLE. Blue run due to generally downwind conditions but possibly bumpy sailing, some rolly anchorages, possible river mouth entrances. Total 200nm.OVERLAND TOUR: AMAZON
October 12-25 (2 weeks)
Limit 7 people.PASSAGE: São Luis to Grenada
October 29-Nov 19
- 3 CABINS AVAILABLE. Black Diamond due to multi-night total 1350nm: From São Luis 670nm (4 nights) to French Guyana, 630nm to Tobago (4 nights) +80nm to Grenada (1 night). The last few days will possibly be in Grenada doing boatwork.
Caribbean (south)
Nov-Dec '25
TRIP: Grenada to St. Vincent
November 23-December 4
- 3 CABINS AVAILABLE. Blue run due to some upwind sailing, but generally close proximity, sheltered anchorages.TRIP: St. Vincent to Martinique
December 7-20
- 3 CABINS AVAILABLE. Green run due to close proximity, sheltered anchorages.TRIP: Martinique to Guadalupe
December 29 - January 10
- 1 CABINS AVAILABLE. 2 cabins booked by co-op members. Green run due to close proximity, sheltered islands.TRIP: Guadalupe to Saint Martin
FULL - January 15-28
Caribbean (north)
Jan-Feb '26
TRIP: Saint Martin to BVIs
February 3-16
- 3 CABINS AVAILABLE.
Blue run due to one overnight passage (70nm) with downwind sailing but generally easy conditionsTRIP: BVIs to USVIs
February 22-March 7
- 3 CABINS AVAILABLE. Green run due to close proximity, sheltered islands, downwind sailing.TRIP: USVIs to Puerto Rico
FULL - March 12-22
Caribbean (west)
Mar-Apr '26
All the below trips are pending schedule updates.TRIP: Puerto Rico to Dominican Republic
- 3 CABINS AVAILABLE. Blue run due to bumpy seas. Expected beam reach conditions, no overnight sailing.TRIP: Dominican Republic to Carthagena
- 3 CABINS AVAILABLE. Black Diamond Run due to bumpy seas and overnight sailing multiple nights. Expected broad reach conditions. 580nm passage (4 nights) across Caribbean Sea from Dominican Republic to CarthagenaTRIP: Carthagena to Panama
- 3 CABINS AVAILABLE. Blue Run due to overnight sail with downwind conditions. 150nm overnight passage from Carthagena to San Blas Islands. 70nm trip from San Blas to Panama (Colon)
Interested?
Write to expedition@greencoco.org
Exploring in comfort
Our catamaran is a beautifully maintained, 46ft French Fountaine Pajot with clean decor and a spacious feel.There are 4 private cabins and 2 single bunks aboard, sleeping up to 8 guests.
Each of the four private cabins aboard Selaví has a comfortable queen size mattress, down pillows, ensuite private bathroom with warm showers.
There are two dining areas aboard Selaví: the indoor salon with panoramic windows, and the outdoor cockpit with all-weather protection.
A Perfect Hideaway
On the boat, all your needs are met: accommodation, transport, tours, meals.
Everything in one place.You can fully relax, and focus on getting inspired during your vacation.Get a tour of your floating home here.
Magic Encounters
Prepare for incredible moments with wildlife.We approach all animals with respect and offer clear guidance for guests.French Polynesia is an underwater biodiversity hotspot for fish, coral, sharks, rays, and whales.Watch some of our Voyage Highlights with marine life and memorable experiences.
Video: Boat Tour
Come aboard ! Click play below to "walk through" the boat.
Floor Plans
Wondering where are the cabins and places to relax on the boat? Click on the floor plans below to see details...
And don't miss the Video: Boat Tour below!Illustrations by Alex Wyndham
Fakarava: 7 day Sample Itinerary
PRE-TRIP: We recommend arriving in Fakarava one day before your cruise to see the village with bicycles or electric cars.
DAY 1: Pickup in Rotoava or airport, starting as early as 9:30am. Weather permitting, we’ll sail 30 minutes to visit the north pass, or head straight to an anchorage halfway down the atoll. Extras: Scuba dive at the North Pass.
DAY 2: Sail south to Hirifa, which is the calmest bay in the atoll, about 5 hour day sail, entirely inside the protected waters of the lagoon. We’ll explore beautiful channels for snorkeling and a remarkable beach. Extras: drinks or dinner at a local’s rustic restaurant on the beach; kitesurfing lessons and foil-wake boarding.
DAY 3: Relax in gorgeous Hirifa, with the option for extra activities mentioned above.
DAY 4: We'll head to the South Pass, one of the underwater wonders of French Polynesia, just one hour sailing, so we’ll have time for start exploring this magical zone before dinnertime. Extras: Scuba dive at the South Pass, drinks or dinner at Tetamanu resort.
DAY 4: We’ll spend the day in South Pass, snorkeling and visiting the paradisiacal Pink Sands. Extras: Scuba dive at the South Pass, drinks or dinner at Tetamanu resort.
DAY 5: Sail to a nearby atoll for a special cultural & culinary experience with locals. Extras: spearfishing and ocean fishing.
DAY 6: Stay an extra day at the atoll, or return to South Pass / Hirifa.
DAY 7: Drop off guests at South Pass or Hirifa, power boat transfer for $50 / person.
Send us a Question
Change Policy
We recommend travel insurance such as DAN to cover costs related to Changes and Cancellations).
What if I need to change plans?You can ALWAYS change your Scheduled Trip to a different date. Change fees are waived within two weeks of booking your trip; more than 10 months from trip dates. Otherwise, the regular change fee is 20% of trip cost.
What if I need to cancel?We offer a money-back guarantee within 2 weeks of booking. After that, the Cancellation Refund fee is 30% of the Trip Cost if more than 6 months from your scheduled trip; or 50% of the Trip Cost if less than 6 months.
VIDEO
"EXPLORING & KITESURFING IN TAHANEA"
We luckily escaped lockdown in Tahiti and spent several glorious weeks alone in this majestic, uninhabited atoll. The underwater world is surreal, as are the paradise beaches.
And it is great kitesurfing!
"SUP-NORKELING"
In the southern channels of the atoll of Rangiroa, we took mask and snorkel ontop of our SUPs (standup paddle board) and cruised around the rivers, stopping now and then swim around the coral...
"WHALE HIGH"
A truly magical encounter with a baby and mama humpback in Tahiti leaves our crew feeling ecstatic. We've never had such an intimate encounter with whales!
HIGHLIGHTS
"SABBY'S KITE LESSON IN FAKARAVA"
Hirifa is one of the most beautiful places in the archipelago... more than worth the effort to get here to relax, learn kiting, foiling, and soak in the great vibes at the rustic floating kite camp run by KITE TUAMOTU.
"AFTER DARK WITH MANTAS"
While having dinner, we hear a huge splash off the back of the boat -- manta rays feeding! I decided to dive in solo and investigate. It was a tense, hypnotic, and eye-opening experience. -Kristian
"BLUE LAGOON"
This lagoon has the most surreal, psychedelic blue & turquoise colors you've ever seen -- it is intoxicating just to look at. Green Coco visits Lagon Bleu in Rangiroa with our friends on Kaimana Excursions.
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Latest Newsletters:May 2024 ~ Green Coco Expedition
Latest Newsletters:May 2024 ~ Aldebaran
2024
May 2024 - 🇲🇬 Sailing South to Madagascar!: The Expedition launches out of Seychelles.
May 2024 - Exploring UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the Tuamotus: Billy & Kimber on Aldebaran plan to explore Fakarava and nearby atolls.
2023
May 2023 - 🌎 Seychelles or Caribbean? Big Expedition updates: We are searching for a new boat to launch our around-the-world Expedition!
2022
Summer 2022 - 💨 Family Life at Sea: Grouper Spawning, Fakarava trips, Kids + Boats, Discounts !
Spring 2022 - ⚠️ Tuamotus: Dangerously Beautiful: Running aground, Mantas Feeding, Old Friends, Babies turn 2.
2021
Winter 2021 - 🎄Holidays in California: Mermaids trips, Senior Stoke, Nanny in Paradise job.
Fall 2021 -🪁Escape to Kitesurfing Heaven: Bora Bora, Tahanea, Babies are Walking!
Summer 2021 - 💪 Boatyard Success: Article in Latitude38, Scary Night Dive, Copper Coat anti-fouling.
Spring 2021 - 🌊 Naturalist trips with Alexandra, Tahiti Re-Opens: New floor plans, SUP-norkeling video
2020
Winter 2020 - 🐳 Whale Stoke for the Holidays: a peak life experience with whales
Fall 2020 - 🌴 Recharge your Batteries in 2021: About cruising on Selaví
Articles & Podcasts
PODCAST: "Tiny Home Tours"
Long-time cruisers Sabrina and Kristian share what it is like to live aboard a 46-foot catamaran in French Polynesia with twin baby girls. They share experiences from their twenty years of international sailing, how they started an adventure cooperative to realize their boatlife dreams, and how they changed up their lives to open their home up as a tour charter company.
BLOG POST: "Our Experience with Copper Coat" by Kristian Beadle
Anti-fouling bottom paint is very toxic. This Copper Coat, an epoxy paint, promises to be environmental sustainable, and cheaper in the long run. But there are big challenges to application. Kristian describes the experience in this article.
Safety Statement:Tahiti Borders and COVID-19
UPDATE: March 15, 2022.
For entry to French Polynesia:
- All visitors over age 12 are subject to COVID testing before departure (24hr pre boarding PCR-RT test) and upon arrival in French Polynesia.
- All visitors over age 18 are required to have full vaccination status (within 9 months of last dose, or have a booster).
- See Tahiti Tourisme website for latest guidelines, rules & regulations.For entry to United States:
- a 24hr pre boarding rapid test is necessary, which can be easily taken at the airport before your international flight, or purchased from major pharmacies in the island.We provide clear guidance for all Green Coco guests’ sanitary measures so that it is an effortless & safe process.What if I need to make changes? See our change policy for options.Once aboard the boat, life is fairly normal in our own little bubble. It is a great vacation from all the pandemic anxiety.
Your hosts, Kristian & Sabrina
We are an adventurous cruising family raising twins aboard, with 20 years of international sailing experience. Kristian is a US coast guard captain & Sabrina is a registered nurse and dive master.
We welcome families, couples, business groups and those seeking a transformative adventure.
How did we get here?
After exploring the Santa Barbara Channel Islands on our previous sailboat, a 42 foot 1968 trimaran called Aldebaran, we started a cooperative with 30 friends to launch a sailing expedition to the South Pacific: the "Green Coconut Run"Along the 5 year journey to Tahiti, we collected micro-plastic samples, promoted innovate marine reserves, and brought solar lights to off-grid communities. We hosted over 120 guests in remote destinations along the way. Once we arrived in Tahiti, we started Green Coco Charters to bring our transformative trips to the general public.Read more about our cooperative here.
Interested?
Write to info@greencoco.org
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