"Sail Away" is a non-fiction book based on the reality TV series of the same name that aired in 2001. The series follows a group of ten teenagers aged 13 to 15 as they sail through the Bahamas aboard the ship Simpatico. Under the guidance of experienced sailors Nicolas and Dragan Popov, the young participants learn to live in close quarters, develop new skills, and accept the differences among people. The participants face various challenges, including diving with sharks, exploring sunken wrecks, and swimming with wild dolphins. The book provides a detailed look at the experiences and lessons the teenagers learned during their journey, offering valuable insights into teamwork and personal development.