Destinations - Supreme Yachting

ADRIATIC & CROATIA

The Adriatic is the most northern part of the Mediterranean Sea with over 1,300 islands and most of them are located along the Croatian coast. Many of them are inhabited, but each and every one is exceptional, with its own story and destiny. To have a soft spot is human and the connoisseurs of Croatian islands have thousands of them. To be more precise, 1185 of them. The Adriatic has a typically Mediterranean climate with dry and hot summers and moderately cold winter.

ANTARTICA

Antarctica may be the most challenging cruising ground for any expedition yacht, but it offers the right vessel the most incredible experience. Surprisingly mild temperatures and the 24-hour sunlight of the Austral summer afford wildlife viewing is at its best. Cruise among unworldly icebergs with seals and whales, land at penguin colonies, visit scientific research stations and gaze in awe of the most incredible scenery on the planet. On your way to or from Antarctica, explore some of the wild islands of the Southern Ocean such as South Georgia or the Falkland Islands.

On the Antarctic Peninsula, you will find your yacht surrounded by snow, ice and penguins. Some vessels may even be able to reach colonies of Emperor Penguins that breed on floating ice, or visit the Ross Sea and the huts built by Scott and Shackleton on their quests to reach the South Pole.

ARCTICA

Arctic and Greenland are in relatively close proximity from North America or Europe. The long days of the Arctic summer are a time of intense wildlife activity, as these icy lands flourish with birds, flowers and animals at key spots.

Meet the Inuit people of Greenland, cruise fjords filled with icebergs, bathe in geothermal springs on one of the coldest places on the planet, and watch white whales cruising under the midnight sun.

600 miles from the North Pole, Svalbard remains simply the best spot worldwide for viewing polar bears in their natural habitats. Kayak in bays with tumbling glaciers, search for Walrus on ice floes or hike into the tundra. The summer is not as cold as you might expect and the wildlife encounters will amaze you.

ASIA

Mergui archipelago: home to some of the world’s best diving is hidden deep into the far southern corner of Myanmar. Here, you will discover over 800 beautiful islands, inhabited by sea gypsies (also known as Moken) who live a traditional way of life that is at one with the water. Explore such famous dive sites as Honor Rock, High Rock, and Shark Rock, where you’ll encounter exotic underwater life, easily visible in the crystal waters, including seahorses and sharks.
Off the coast of Singapore lie two of Indonesia’s most stunning, remote islands, Nongsa and Nikoi. Nongsa, at the northeastern peninsula of Bantam island just 40 minutes from Singapore, offers tranquil beaches and green surroundings. Nikoi is just slightly farther. these two islands make the perfect escape from bustling Singapore’s city life.
Philippines: a stunning island nation which possesses rugged landscapes with mountains and volcanoes, including Mt Pinatubo and the Taal volcano, ideally explored by boat. Its southern islands are home to unsurpassed natural beauty, surrounded by crystal waters, and vibrant sea life.

AUSTRALIA

The Great Barrier Reef: the world’s largest coral reef system, comprising of over 2,900 individual reefs and 900 islands stretching for over 2,300 kilometers (1,400 mi) over an area of approximately 344,400 square kilometres (133,000 sq mi).
The Whitsundays: 74 islands in the chain, only six of which are inhabited consist of mostly national park islands and high-end resorts, offer secluded anchorage and the nightlife and restaurants of an international resort.
The famous harbor front Opera House, Sydney, one of Australia’s largest cities is lively day and night. Full of national parks, hip restaurants, and an animated night life, there is always something to see and do
The Pittwater/Hawkesbury waterways: tree-covered, deep-water cruising grounds just north of Sydney. Three national parks to explore with huge areas that have been left in their natural state, free from human development.
Fraser Island: the world’s largest sand island and a place of incredible natural beauty. is known for its amazing ecosystem of bird, marine and wildlife.
Western Australia (Perth): famous for the dolphins of Monkey Mia, the 350-million-year-old Bungle Bungle range, and the towering karri forests of the South West

CARRIBEAN

Cuba: popular with sailors for its favorably warm climate, steady winds, natural beauty, and welcoming people
The British Virgin Islands: consisting of Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Anegada, and Jost Van Dyke, along with over 50 other smaller islands and cays are known to be one of the top sailing destinations in the world.
Antigua and Barbuda: consists of two major islands, and a number of smaller islands. There is said to be 365 distinct beaches on Antigua
Martinique: where you can enjoy swimming and snorkeling among coral reefs or stay at the lovely fishing villages, hot springs, lush rainforests and rugged peaks
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: a country in the Lesser Antilles Island Arc; out of their 32 enchanting islands, only 9 of which are inhabited.
Sint Maarten: the southern Dutch part of Saint Martin island The island is famous for its Maho Beach which is right next to a runway at Princess Juliana International Airport. Landing aircraft pass within 35 meters from the beach. As for the divers and the snorkelers, they can enjoy some of the most spectacular unspoiled reefs in the world.

CENTRAL AMERICA

Panama: From Puerto Rico, it’s around 850 nautical miles (970 miles & 1,500km) to Panama, which isn’t much farther than the journey between Barcelona and Malta. the weather is pleasant and there are some beautiful cruising destinations which allow for an extended charter season. Aside from stunning coastlines and numerous isolated white sand beaches, there’s a host of other attractions. Continue south and east, and you’ll hit the San Blas Islands between Panama and Colombia. The archipelago consists of over 350 small, low-lying islands, of which only around 50 have any inhabitants. There are no hotels or even concrete, as the inhabitants are
Cartagena Colombia: might be the only real city that you’d be interested in visiting in the whole region. With a population of around 900,000, it’s a traditional Spanish Colonial city that simply oozes with charm and character. Only 20 miles or so from Cartagena, are the Islas del Rosario. This Colombian National Park offers more underwater adventure with its impressive coral reef system
Costa Rica’s Pacific Coast is hard to beat. Even with significant development in certain regions, it is pristine and lush, and it offers some of the best game fishing in the world. Many world records have been caught in Guanacaste. The Isla del Coco is 300 miles off the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica is a World Heritage Site and it’s described as being similar to the Galapagos Islands in terms of scenery and the amazing display of biodiversity.
Belize: offers some incredible cruising and dive options, including the Great Blue Hole, a massive sinkhole in the middle of a reef system. It was declared to be one of the top dive destinations by none other than Jacques Cousteau.

CORSICA

Ajaccio: The Capital of Corsica is the birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte
Bastia: the commercial centre of Corsica. The main attractions are the place St-Nicolas, Terra Vecchia, the old quarter, and Terra Nova, the area surrounding the Citadelle
Girolata: a beautiful fortified sanctuary found at the southernmost end of the Scandola Nature Reserve. It is one of the emblematic destinations of Corsica, often seen on the cover of many Corsica guidebooks.
Scandola Nature Reserve: Created in 1975, this World Heritage Site on the Southwest of Calvi is an extraordinary sight. The Scandola reserve has established seal and dolphin colonies and after great efforts by conservationists!
Bonifacio: a narrow peninsula of white limestone that is ideal if you're looking for a picturesque anchorage
Calvi: a monumental 13th-century citadel with three bastions and long ramparts, rugged mountains and gorgeous pine forest
L’ile Rousse (Red Island): The centre of the town is home to Place Paoli, which has a marketplace and is covered by the abundance of plane trees which keep this area cool in the height of summer
Porto-Vecchio: the "city of salt" because it was built on dried salt marshes, it is a beautiful port nestled between mountains and crystal-clear waters
Propriano: a fishing harbour in the narrowest part of the Valinco Gulf. The majority of buildings in Propriano date from the early 19th century, when the port originated and most of the town was built
La Maddalena: Discover the Spiaggia Rosa or Pink of Budelli with the exclusive pink sands made of crushed coral
St Florent: a fun place to spend wandering around the boutique shops and stopping for a rest in one of the many cafes in the harbour around the Places des Portes

DUBAI

A yacht tour of Dubai Marina is recommended to witness the elegance of the canal and the promenades of the Emirate’s most luxurious residential area. It will also give you an opportunity to witness the panoramic view of the city and its mesmerizing skyline. The “Creek”, is one of the most iconic locations in the country. A luxury yacht cruise through the serene waters of the Dubai Creek will provide with a first-hand exposure to the traditional trading center of this elegant Emirate. The World Islands is another man-made of 300 small islands constructed into a World map exterior. The yacht experience will cater to your desires of panoramic scenic views around the whole 300 islands.

GREECE

Kea: An exceptionally picturesque island. On the south side of Nikolaos Bay - which was a pirate stronghold in the 13th c. - is the little port of Korissia, built on the side of ancient Korissia. There are remains of the ancient town walls and a Sanctuary of Apollo. The famous lion - carved from the native rock in the 6th c. BCE - can be seen just north-east of Kea town
Mykonos: The most popular island of Cyclades Group, famous for the international jet set visitors and the celebrating atmosphere which is overarching the island.
Santorini (Thira): Thira together with the smaller islands of Thirasia and Aspro are part of a volcanic crater, which has been engulfed by the sea. Hot springs and emissions of gas bear witness to continuing volcanic activity
Samos: A gorgeous, verdant place, which at one point is no more than 2 km far from the coast of Asia Minor
Patmos: The "Jerusalem of the Aegean". It has a strong religious past, because it is where Saint John the Divine had his revelation and wrote the Apocalypse
Kalymnos: One of the most beautiful places for climbing. This island is the home to sponge divers of the Aegean since the days of Ancient Greece
Rhodes: The beautiful island of Knights whose capital lies outside and within the walls of a very well-preserved Venetian castle.
Milos: A volcanic island with spectacular geological and rock formations and exceptional beaches with turquoise waters.
Hydra: Is one of the most cosmopolitan points in the Mediterranean
Corfu: Corfu Town is on the UNESCO World Heritage List and this has helped to protect and preserve the architecture and monuments on Corfu
Lefkada: Is the fourth largest island of the lonians and has impressive landscapes, long golden sandy considered as some of the most beautiful beaches of the world

INDIAN OCEAN

Maldives is a destination destined to be explored by boat. Hop from North Male Atoll, to Reethi Rah, Baa Atoll, South Atoll; Maldives is a watery playground, perfect for watersports in turquoise waters.< Renowned for the natural beauty, the Seychelles are surrounded by dark blue waters which create the destination by luxury yacht a totally unforgettable experience. Ideal for all types of tourism, the sandy beaches are complemented by a number of iconic dive sites.

ITALIAN COAST

Capri: a short cruising distance from Naples and the Amalfi and a foodie paradise, home to some of the most distinguished Italian restaurants in the world
Positano: a mix of Moorish and European cultures and features a multitude of pastel-coloured buildings
Salerno: The largest city on the Amalfi Coast oozes charm and individuality
Amalfi: a Mediterranean hotspot synonymous to dramatic clifftops, colourful hilltop towns and a first class yacht charter destination
Minori: fine examples of Italian architecture from churches of Santa Lucia, San Gennaro and San Michele to the ancient Roman villas and the Basilica of Santa Trofimena
Atrani: the small fishing town of Atrani preserves the typical structure of a medieval town, with alleys, narrow streets, vaults, archways and small squares and courtyards

NORTH AMERICA & NEW ENGLAND

The yacht charter season in New England runs from May to October and you will experience a diverse range of cultures, colors, sights and flavors. The area is extremely famous for a luxury yacht charter vacation.

The stretch of coastline from the yachting capital of Newport (home to the iconic sailing event, the Americas Cup) to Martha’s Vineyard, Nantucket (once a prosperous whaling port), Cape Cod (lobster roll, is a must for all visitors here) to Maine (where you can enjoy freshly caught lobster) and the Hamptons, offers hospitable sea conditions, visceral coastal villages and endless sandy beaches plus world-class gourmet dining.

NORTHERN EUROPE

A yacht charter along the breathtaking Scandinavian coastline is a marvelous experience with picturesque ports and glistening landscapes of towering fjords, snowcapped mountains, spouting geysers, and wondrous waterfalls, the region is a delight to explore. The majestic Norwegian fjords are known the world over for their enchanting beauty and nature lovers will want to soak in every moment during their explorations of Iceland and her diverse landscapes of lava plains and glaciers. Sweden is truly breathtaking; splendid beaches, majestic mountains, pine forests, and countryside Finally a visit to Denmark offers glorious historical sights, art galleries and museums.

The diverse Baltic region composed of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia is home to charming seaside towns, spellbinding pastoral countryside, wild dense forests and grand medieval castles. Must see stop is the majestic imperial city of St. Petersburg. From the Peterhof Palace to the Peter and Paul Fortress, to the world renown Hermitage, each site is more awe-inspiring than the other.

PACIFIC OCEAN

Komodo: World Heritage Site with over 2,000 square kilometres of protected wildlife including roughly 5,700 Komodo dragons, world’s largest lizards in their untamed natural habitat as well as wild boar, water buffalos, deer, horses, snakes, monkeys and the magnificent marine life under the waves.
Raja Ampat: this region embraces over 1,500 small islands surrounding the four main islands of Misool, Salawati, Batanta, and Waigeo
Banda Islands: reveal a rich culture and colonial history as well as a plethora of underwater wonders.
Alor: set within the Coral triangle and with a strong maritime history, flawless beaches and epic coral reefs
Marshall Islands
Palau
Mariana Islands
Hawaii
Fiji
Cook Islands

SARDINIA

Sardinia has a Mediterranean subtropical climate that is perfect for yachting holidays. It has long, dry summers and mild, damp winters with snow only in the higher regions. The island is surrounded by warm Mediterranean Sea and sees plenty of sun thought the year. Sardinia is home to hundreds of private coves and stunning beaches with crystal clear waters in every shade from green to blue on the east coast and dramatic rock formations in the north.

Porto Cervo: The heart of the Costa Smeralda and playground to the rich and famous
Porto Rotondo: beautiful architecture and mouth-watering food; the perfect place to join your yacht
Portisco: the best place to begin your charter if you want to see the Costa Smeralda
La Maddalena: The unspoiled national park made up of 7 main islands and numerous small islets whose crystal-clear waters are the perfect anchorage for an afternoon snorkel.
La Casitta: Set on the small private island of Santa Maria overlooking the tranquil waters of the Manto della Madonna, complemented with an exclusive restaurant that can only be reached by boat
Phi Beach: the best place to see the sunset in Northern Sardinia
Cala di Volpe: a very popular anchorage for yachts in the height of the summer
Cala Gonone: renowned for its deep marine grottos, the most famous being Grotta del Bue Marino, a luminescent gallery filled with remarkable natural sculptures

SOUTH OF FRANCE

Monaco: a magnet for high-rollers and hedonists since the early 20th century, Monaco is a glamorous and glorious place to start and end your yacht charter
Villefranche-sur-Mer: heaped above an idyllic deep harbor, this picturesque village with imposing citadel overlooks the Cap Ferrat peninsula
Nice: with its mix of real-city grit, old-world opulence, year-round sunshine, vibrant street life and stunning seaside location
Antibes: with its boat-bedecked port, 16th-century ramparts and narrow cobblestone streets festooned with flowers
Cannes: Once a small fishing village, is now a glamorous and expensive seaside town, considered to be one of the social hubs of Europe. Stroll the Promenade de la Croisette for a few new treasures, then head to Le Marais for a casual bistro with much Rue de Faubourg-chic
Ile Sainte-Marguerite: covered by a pine and eucalyptus forest
Ile Saint-Honorat: has a Cistercian monastery that still produces a local wine
Saint Tropez: head down the coast to glamorous St Tropez and anchor in the sprawling Port de Saint Tropez. Have some shopping along the Place de la Garonne and then head to the beloved Club 55, where the cuisine is rivalled only by the sea view and sophisticated clientele

SOUTH AMERICA

Galapagos: an eco-haven comprising of 61 atolls and islands out of which 13 are tourist destinations you can visit on your yacht charter. From Galapagos you can sail or cruise on your yacht to exotic destinations such as Pinzon, Pinta, Santa Fe, Santa Cruz, San Cristobal, Fernandina, Isabela and Genovesa. Apart from regular sightseeing itineraries you can also experience interesting Galapagos yacht charter nature tours. Prepare to encounter landscapes of wild mangroves, volcanic summits and inland lagoons, spending days exploring pirate hideouts, spotting dolphins, whales, penguins and giant tortoises, and snorkelling coral reefs amid sea lions, seals and turtles
Patagonia: an ideal cruising ground for those looking for the ultimate adventure experience, scenic coastline promises a rare sense of freedom combined with a touch of luxury. Delve into the glacial waters and spot whales and dolphins playing undisturbed or take to the air in a helicopter to get the best aerial views of the stunning and dramatic countryside.

SPAIN

The Balearic Islands are a top destination and consist of Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza, Formentera, and Cabrera. Explore the beautiful architecture of Mallorca and dive in the party life in Ibiza. The waters surrounding the islands are crystal clear and are certainly worth exploring the wonderful beaches and coves. In close proximity to this destination is Valencia. Looking after the perfect blend of a modern and ancient city, Valencia is well worth a visit. This city is an architectural marvel and almost everybody that heads to the city is awestruck by the sights that surround them.

The Canary Islands are Spanish territory, much closer to Morocco than Spain however. A number of gorgeous islands make up the Canaries. Again, each of them has its own personal culture; the volcanic landscape of Lanzarote and the windsurfer’s paradise of Fuerteventura.

Of course, a trip around Spain by boat would not be complete without a trip to Catalonia, the Costa Brava. This city Barcelona is perhaps one of the most popular destinations in Spain. Stunning architecture, gorgeous beaches, fantastic sports, and brilliant food.

TURKEY

The marvelous stretch of Turkish coastline is traditionally divided, into four different yacht charter areas:

The Ionian Coast: a coastline which claims to have the best climate and which shores brought forth the rich culture of the Ionians and their great philosophers; İzmir – Çeşme – Sığacık – Didyma – Kuşadası – Güllük
The Carian - Dorian Coasts: the most popular sailing grounds in Turkey which includes several major yacht charter bases; Yalıkavak – Turgutreis – Ağaçlı Koyu – Bodrum – Knidos – Datça – Marmaris
The west Lycian Coast: the pirate coast with its wild, mountainous shores and hundreds of hidden coves; Marmaris – Göcek – Ekinçik – Dalyan (Kaunos) – Fethiye
The east Lycian Coast: small islands, villages, rock tombs and solid stone sarcophagi; Fethiye – Kaş – Ölüdeniz (Kekova Roads) – Kalkan – Finike – Antalya