Destination Information

Thailand is not your usual sailing destination. Its breathtaking landscaping, exotic beaches and vibrant culture render a boat trip in this beautiful country a unique experience.

Martinique is a Caribbean gem worth exploring in the winter. The ‘island of flowers’, blessed with sunshine round the year, is famous for its feel-good vibes and Creole cuisine.

Let us take you on a sailing trip in the Ionian Islands, Greece’s westernmost corner. Follow the route Ulysses took to reach his home island of Ithaca and explore remote coves and unspoilt beaches.

Greece is one of the few countries where you can follow the steps of legendary heros. Are you keen on sailing from Corfu to Ithaca, just like Ulysses? And what about a trip from Volos, where Jason started his quest to retrieve the Golden Fleece, to Skiathos and the rest of the Sporades islands.

Greece is a country of legends and gods. But you have to tame the waves to encounter them in their natural habitat: the country’s tranquil beaches, old castles and seaside little towns.

With temperatures still above 20°c in most Mediterranean boating destinations, you have a last chance to enjoy the beauty of the Med. Enjoy the serenity of sandy beaches on the Balearic Islands and the classical allure of Split and Athens in the autumn.

As far as tranquil, exotic boating destinations go, the British Virgin Islands are a paradise on earth. Dreamy beaches, crystal clear waters and eternal sunshine make this small slice of Britain in the Caribbean a must for a Christmas holiday on a boat.

Croatia is a country of many faces. Dubrovnik and Split attract the biggest number of visitors with their unique history and Game of Thrones glory. But there are many hidden corrners of Croatia waiting to be discovered, such as picturesque Cavtat and stunning Losinj.

Few cities in the world can compete with Monaco in glam and splendour. But this tiny city-state in the French Riviera is also a major boating destination of oustanding natural beauty, worth visiting for its unique history and culture.