
Whisper itself, which had been their floating home for a year, was not forgotten. The family decided to continue using their powered catamaran for regular excursions. They wanted to stay connected to the sea and keep living the adventures that had so enriched their lives. They also began organizing educational outings for other families and school groups, showing them how Whisper Yachts worked and sharing the lessons they had learned about sustainable living at sea.
With the growing enthusiasm around renewable energies and sustainable lifestyles, Sarah and Thomas saw an opportunity to go even further. They decided to create an association dedicated to promoting sustainable navigation and raising awareness about the importance of renewable energies. Their association, named “Slow cruising”, quickly attracted attention. Through workshops, conferences, and awareness events, they managed to reach a wide audience and share their passion for environmental protection.
One of the flagship initiatives of “Slow cruising” was the establishment of training programmes for young sailors, introducing them to the use of green technologies at sea. These programmes included practical sessions on Whisper Yachts, where participants could see first-hand how the solar panels and electric engines operated. These experiences not only educated the youth on the benefits of renewable energies but also inspired a new generation of sustainable navigation enthusiasts.