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Explore the world's top yacht charter destinations, from the Mediterranean to Oceania and Asia.

Destinations

Discover the charm of Amalfi Coast yacht charters

Amalfi Coast

Charter Croatia's Dalmatian Coast for ancient towns, hidden coves, and island hopping in the Adriatic Sea.

Croatia

Experience the glamour of the French Riviera, from St. Tropez to Monaco, with pristine beaches and world-class dining.

France

Discover the glamour and beauty of the French Riviera's coastline

French Riviera

Experience the magic of a Greek yacht charter, from ancient ruins to hidden beaches and vibrant tavernas.

Greece

Explore the enchanting Greek Islands by luxury yacht

Greek Islands

Sail Italy's Amalfi Coast, Sardinia and Sicily, blending historic charm, azure waters and world-famous cuisine.

Italy

Discover the charm of Mediterranean yacht charters, from the French Riviera to the Greek Islands

Mediterranean

Explore Spain’s Balearic Islands, including vibrant Ibiza, serene Mallorca and tranquil Menorca, for stunning coastlines and azure waters.

Spain

Explore Turkey's stunning turquoise coast, with ancient ruins, hidden coves and vibrant culture.

Turkey

Discover the hidden gem of Africa, Tanzania.

Thanda Island is a private tropical island paradise located in the Indian Ocean, off the coast of Tanzania. It's a pristine, secluded haven surrounded by crystal-clear turquoise waters, soft white sandy beaches, and vibrant coral reefs. The island is small and exclusive, offering luxurious accommodations in a single lavish villa with five suites and two traditional Tanzanian bandas (thatched cottages), designed to provide a private and intimate experience.

Thanda Island

Thanda Island is part of the Shungimbili Island Marine Reserve and is one of the few places where you can witness endangered sea turtles nesting on its pristine beaches, making it a unique haven for marine conservation.

Mafia Island is one of the few places in the world where you can swim with whale sharks, the largest fish in the ocean. These gentle giants are frequent visitors to the waters around Mafia Island, particularly from October to March, making it a unique and unforgettable experience for visitors. Mafia Island is much quieter and less developed than Zanzibar, making it ideal for travelers seeking tranquility and a close connection with nature. The island has limited infrastructure, so accommodations and amenities are more basic compared to more touristy areas. However, this also means that Mafia Island has remained largely untouched by mass tourism.

Mafia Island

Mafia Island is one of the rare places in the world where you can swim with the gentle giant of the ocean, the whale shark, particularly from October to March when these majestic creatures frequent its waters.

Zanzibar is an archipelago located off the coast of Tanzania in East Africa, known for its stunning white sandy beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and rich cultural history. Zanzibar is often called the "Spice Island" due to its long history of spice production. The island is one of the world's leading producers of cloves and also grows a variety of other spices like nutmeg, cinnamon, and black pepper. The island’s capital, Stone Town, is a UNESCO World Heritage site famous for its narrow winding streets, bustling bazaars, and intricately carved wooden doors.

Zanzibar

Zanzibar, often called the "Spice Island," is famed for its production of cloves, nutmeg, and cinnamon, and was once the world’s largest producer of cloves, which played a crucial role in its rich trading history.

Stone Town, the historic heart of Zanzibar City on Unguja Island, is a living museum of culture, history, and architecture. This UNESCO World Heritage site is renowned for its labyrinthine streets, where the past meets the present. Stone Town is home to the House of Wonders, the tallest and largest building in the town and one of the most iconic landmarks in Zanzibar. Built in 1883, it was the first building in Zanzibar to have electricity and an elevator, making it a true wonder of its time. The building served as a ceremonial palace for the Sultan and now houses a museum showcasing Zanzibar's rich history and culture.

Stone Town

Stone Town is home to the House of Wonders, the first building in Zanzibar to have electricity and an elevator, earning its name for being a marvel of innovation when it was built in 1883. 

Pemba Island, often referred to as the "Green Island" due to its lush vegetation, is part of the Zanzibar Archipelago in Tanzania. The island is characterized by its rolling hills, fertile farmlands, and dense clove plantations, along with mangrove forests and secluded beaches. Pemba Island is known as the "Clove Island" because it produces nearly 70% of the world’s cloves. The clove trade has been a significant part of Pemba’s economy for centuries, and the island is covered with aromatic clove plantations. The annual clove harvest is a major event on the island, with the scent of cloves permeating the air during the harvest season.

Pemba Island

The Clove Island

A 5-day escape to the best beaches of Tanzania

Tanzania Beach Escapade

Thanda Island to Pemba Island

5 Days in Tanzania 

Discover some parts of British Columbia and Vancouver in 5 days.

English Bay is one of Vancouver's most iconic and picturesque waterfronts, offering a mix of natural beauty and vibrant city life. Located in the West End neighborhood, it’s famous for its stunning sunsets that draw both locals and tourists to its sandy shores. One interesting aspect of English Bay is that it’s home to the annual Honda Celebration of Light, the longest-running offshore fireworks competition in the world. This event takes place over three nights in late July and early August, where different countries compete to put on the most spectacular pyrotechnic show, set to music.

English Bay

Renowned for its spectacular sunsets

Indian Arm is a stunning fjord located just north of Vancouver, offering a pristine natural escape that's rich in both beauty and history. This deep, glacially carved inlet stretches approximately 20 kilometers inland from Burrard Inlet, and it's surrounded by steep mountains, dense forests, and waterfalls, making it a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. One of the most interesting aspects of Indian Arm is its historical significance. The area was traditionally used by the Tsleil-Waututh Nation, who have lived along its shores for thousands of years. The name "Indian Arm" itself reflects the area's indigenous heritage, though it is increasingly recognized by its traditional name, səl̓ilw̓ət.

Indian Arm

Stunning glacial fjord

Desolation Sound is anything but desolate. In fact, it’s a vibrant paradise known for its warm, clear waters, stunning scenery, and abundant marine life. The name "Desolation Sound" was given by Captain George Vancouver during his 1792 expedition, supposedly because he found the area’s rugged, mountainous landscape overwhelming and forbidding. However, today, it's celebrated for its natural beauty and is a favorite among sailors, kayakers, and outdoor adventurers. What makes Desolation Sound particularly interesting is that its waters are some of the warmest in the Pacific Northwest, thanks to the convergence of several ocean currents. This makes it an ideal spot for swimming, snorkeling, and diving, where you can explore rich underwater ecosystems teeming with life, including colorful starfish, crabs, and various species of fish.

Desolation Sound

A vibrant marine paradise

Jervis Inlet is a deep, narrow inlet that stretches over 77 kilometers, flanked by steep, forested mountains, and it's often referred to as one of the most beautiful and serene spots in the region. One of the most fascinating aspects of Jervis Inlet is its almost mystical beauty, which has long inspired both awe and reverence. The inlet is often described as a hidden gem, largely because it remains relatively inaccessible except by boat, which adds to its untouched and pristine character.

Jervis Inlet

Glamour and elegance

Vancouver Island's charming city of Nanaimo, is an irresistible destination thanks to its magnificent coastal beauty and thriving culture. A variety of outdoor pursuits can be enjoyed in Nanaimo, as the city is situated between the ocean and forested mountains. These include kayaking in the calm waters of Newcastle Island and trekking the gorgeous trails of Mount Benson. Visit the Bastion, a wooden castle, to learn about its history, or check out the galleries and theaters to experience its thriving cultural community. Nanaimo's natural beauty and urban amenities make for a memorable trip. The city is known for its lively waterfront, quaint shops, and abundance of restaurants.

Nanaimo

Called as the "Harbor City"

A 5-day luxury yacht charter from English Bay to Nanaimo

5 days in Vancouver

Discover the best of Alaska in 6 days with this luxury yacht itinerary.

This hidden gem in the Alaskan wilderness is only accessible by boat or plane, and provides yacht charterers with the ultimate adventure. Surrounded by majestic mountains and pristine waters, the city offers a unique blend of natural beauty, cultural experiences, and outdoor activities. The nearby Mendenhall Glacier is breathtakingly beautiful and can be explored up close on a guided kayak or paddleboard tour, where you may be lucky enough to see humpbacks and orcas in the flesh. The lively waterfront is perfect for docking, and the vibrant downtown area offers a range of shopping and dining options.

Juneau

The capital city of Alaska

Exploring the two magnificent glaciers of Tracy Arm, home to a wide variety of wildlife, is sure to be a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. Enjoy thrilling outdoor pursuits like hiking and kayaking, and get up close and personal with natural wonders like waterfalls and icebergs. The diverse wildlife you can observe from your yacht is one of Tracy Arm's most remarkable features. The Sawyer Glacier is a must-see, stunning glacier framed by massive mountains and teeming with wildlife. The South Sawyer Glacier is another must-see because it is just as beautiful and provides a rare opportunity to see nature at work. Don't forget to check out the fjord's abundant marine life, which includes humpback whales, seals, and sea lions.

Tracy Arm

A stunning fjord within the Tongass National Forest

To the east of Stephens Passage is the serene and historically significant Taku Harbor. This harbor, which was previously the site of the 19th-century trading post Fort Durham (named for the Taku people), has tales of its own. Taku Harbor, located on the island's eastern coast, is rich with indigenous history and culture and evokes images of traditional Tlingit settlements. This seaside sanctuary gained a touch of industry in 1901 with the establishment of a salmon cannery by the San Juan Fishing & Packing Company. A flamboyant trapper and gold miner named Tiger Olson made his mark against this background. Stories from Taku Harbor, Alaska, come to life against the backdrop of the state's breathtaking scenery, a fitting tribute to the town's fascinating past and present.

Taku Harbor

A secluded and historic site

Pybus Bay offers an unparalleled Alaskan experience that will take your breath away. It's a photographer's paradise, with stunning views of phosphorescent algae lighting up the docks and the majestic humpback whales swimming in the tranquil waters. Keep an eye out for a wide range of wildlife, including the bald eagles, brown bears, orcas, sea otters and sea lions! In addition to salmon, rockfish, lingcod, and halibut, Pybus Bay is home to a diverse range of other fish species. Take in the sunset while relaxing and enjoying your catch, explore the scenic Pybus Bay by kayak or paddleboard, or embark on another halibut fishing expedition. This picturesque harbour also offers adrenaline seekers the chance to try their hand at water skiing or wakeboarding.

Pybus Bay

Called as the "Fortress of the Bears"

A yacht charter in Gambier Bay offers a chance to explore the stunning waters of Alaska while experiencing the ultimate luxury on board a private yacht. Imagine cruising through the picturesque fjords and bays surrounded by breathtaking mountain landscapes, abundant wildlife, and the shimmering glaciers. Whether you want to take in the views from the comfort of the yacht's deck or dive into the waters for some of the best fishing and kayaking in the world, a yacht charter in Gambier Bay provides the perfect balance of adventure and relaxation. So, pack your bags and set sail on a journey that you will never forget.

Gambier Bay

One of the best places to observe humpback whales or orcas

End your Alaskan voyage in Juneau, the remote state capital accessible only by sea or air. Surrounded by towering mountains, dense forests, and the massive Mendenhall Glacier, Juneau blends raw wilderness with echoes of its gold rush past. Step ashore to explore charming downtown streets lined with historic saloons, local art galleries, and seafood eateries, or take a floatplane tour over glacier fields.

Time to say goodbye

A 5-day luxury yacht charter adventure from Juneau to Juneau

6 Days in Alaska

A 6-day luxury yacht charter adventure from Juneau to Juneau

Discover Corfu and Lefkada Island in 6 days.

Prepare to be enthralled by this town's irresistible allure. As you set foot on this UNESCO World Heritage Site, you'll be transported to a realm of captivating history and picturesque charm. As you wind your way through the maze of kantouna (a network of little alleyways) lined with tall buildings painted in enticing autumnal colours, you'll find yourself in a charming new world where the beautiful buildings, characterised by wrought-iron balconies and captivating shutters, stand as a testaments to the town's architectural magnificence. Explore the grand fortresses that punctuate the landscape then take a leisurely stroll along the exquisite Liston promenade, where charming cafes and restaurants beckon you with tantalizing local delicacies and delightful vistas. Visit prestigious museums like the Archaeological Museum and the Asian Art Museum to learn more about the island's history. When you need some peace and quiet, head to one of the surrounding beaches, such as Glyfada or Kontogialos.

Corfu Town

Starting your exploration

A picturesque village in southeastern Lefkada. It is known for its beautiful natural anchorage, often filled with sailing boats and yachts, creating a charming and vibrant waterfront scene. Its village offers a serene atmosphere, traditional tavernas, cafes, and small shops. Explore its lush green hills and dip into its glistening crystal-clear waters and have a laid back Mediterranean retreat.

Sivota Lefkada

A tranquil coastal gem with turquoise coves

The island of Paxos (Paxi) is the pinnacle of tranquilly and authentic Greek charm. This hidden gem is renowned for its picturesque villages, turquoise waters, and peaceful coves. The island's coastline is ripe for boating exploration; where you'll find secluded coves and beautiful sea caves ideal for swimming, snorkelling, and relaxing in the Mediterranean sun. Take your time exploring the narrow alleys of Gaios, Loggos, and Lakka, where Venetian architecture and traditional Greek design create a magical ambiance. Indulge in the island's delicious regional cuisine at one of the quaint, family-run taverns as night falls, when the air is filled with the aroma of seafood and olive oil. Paxos is the most peaceful of the Greek islands, and it provides visitors with a charming and private retreat in the Ionian Sea.

Paxos

A serene island escape with sapphire waters 

Commanding limestone cliffs, winding pathways that lead to tranquil bays, and rolling hills with 360-degree ocean views, make up the largest of the Ionian islands. Visit the famous crescent-shaped Myrtos Beach with its breathtaking cliff faces, dive into the illuminating blue waters of the famous Melissani Cave, scuba dive in Lassi's Blue Canyon, and stop at Argostoli Archaeology Museum for a glimpse into the island's past. Head to Fiscardo's institution, Tassia Restaurant, for a delicious seafood lunch and wash it down with a sunset drink at Alaties Beach's endearing Acqua restaurant.

Kefalonia

With tranquil bays, and rolling hills

Discover the mythical beauty of Ithaki, where emerald waters meet rolling hills dotted with olive trees in the picture-perfect Greek setting. Immerse yourself in the island's creative atmosphere, surrounded by breathtaking landscapes and traditional villages. Soak up the sun at pristine beaches like Filiatro Beach or Paralia Gidaki, and delve into Ithaca's rich history at the mythological Cave of the Nymphs. Head ashore to the village of Vathy brightly painted buildings and bustling atmosphere, and indulge in mouth-watering Greek-Italian fusion cuisine, before watching the sun set over the harbor with a glass of vino in hand.

Ithaca

Picture-perfect Greek setting

Lefkada (Lefkás) is a lovely, laid-back place to spend a day or two, and the island's interior's towering mountains are a stunning backdrop to ancient villages and olive groves. The island's gritty west coast is home to some incredible beaches, like Porto Katsiki and Egremni (one of Greece's most famous beaches), and villages like Agios Nikitas, a charming seaside town dotted with waterfront tavernas. But make your way to the south of the island where you'll find stunning coves and inlets and windy conditions that draw windsurfers and kiteboarders from all over the world.

Lefkada

A lovely, laid-back place

A 6-day luxury yacht charter adventure

6 Days in Corfu to Lefkada Island

Explore Asia and its timeless wonders like the Great Wall of China, Angkor Wat in Cambodia and Kyoto’s ancient temples.

Sail to one of the most interesting and most pristine Seas in the world, with several remote and uninhabited islands.

Andaman Sea

Journey to Indonesia’s Raja Ampat, a breathtaking sanctuary and one of Earth’s last untouched frontiers.

Raja Ampat

Wayag Island

Explore one of Southeast Asia’s best-kept secrets.

Flores Island

Explore Gam Island, untouched, unrivaled, unforgettable.

Gam Island

Misool Island

Explore a Stairway of Islands, Sculpted by the Sea

Piaynemo Island

Explore an island filled with stunning white beaches on all sides.

Koh Poda

Discover the prime yachting destination in the Andaman Sea 


Koh Phi Phi

Explore the Thailand’s beach capital & the rising superyacht hub of Asia-Pacific.


Phuket

Asia

Explore The Bahamas and Caribbean and their island treasures like the Exumas’ sandbars, the pitons of St. Lucia, and Old Havana’s colonial charm.

Explore the islands in the southern Bahamas.

Acklins & Crooked

Explore a small chain of islands in the Bahamas.

Bimini

Explore the larger islands of the Caribbean.

Greater Antilles

Explore a picture-perfect slice of the Caribbean.

Leeward Islands

Explore a part of the St. Vincent and the Grenadines Island chain.

Mustique

Explore the stunning chain of 365 islands and cays.

The Exumas

Explore one of the Caribbean's most spectacular and crowdless locations.

Tobago Cays

Explore world-class marinas and an inviting climate year-round.

Virgin Islands

Explore incredible seas and volcanic hills in Winward Islands.

Windwards Islands

Explore the twin islands of Antigua and Barbuda.

Barbuda

Explore a more “off-the-beaten-path” experience in the Bahamas. 

Abacos Island

Explore the largest yet least developed island in the Bahamas.

Andros Island

Explore the secluded chain of cays known for vibrant reefs, and world-class fishing.

Berry Islands

Explore Cat Island, where the Bahamas’ highest point awaits off the beaten path.

Cat Island

Explore Compass Cay and swim with friendly nurse sharks.

Compass Cay

Explore Eleuthera, where pink sand beaches meet dramatic cliffs.

Eleuthera

Explore a world of sparkling waters, colorful culture, and endless adventure.

Grand Bahama Island

Explore a world-famous destination known for its pink sandy beaches.

Harbour Island

Explore the Bahamas' third largest island and southernmost part. 

Inagua

Welcome to one of the Out Islands waiting to be explored. 

Long Island

Explore one of the most "out" of all Bahamas' outer islands. 

Mayaguana Island

Explore a peaceful and hilly place of Ragged Island. 

Ragged Island

Welcome to a small island located in the southern part of the Bahamas. 

Rum Cay

Welcome to an island within the Exumas Land and Sea Park with rocky terrain and white sandy shores.

Shroud Cay

Explore Staniel Cay, where you’re welcomed to swim with the world-famous pigs.

Staniel Cay

Discover Warderick Wells Cay, the heart of the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park.

Warderick Wells Cay

Discover Anegada, the only coral island in the British Virgin Islands.

Anegada

Experience a small eco-friendly escape in the British Virgin Islands.

Cooper Island

Experience Jost Van Dyke, a laid-back island wit vibrant beach parties.

Jost Van Dyke

Discover Tortola, a lively gateway to the Caribbean’s most famous sailing routes.

Tortola

Welcome to Virgin Gorda, home to The Baths and stunning maze of granite boulders.

Virgin Gorda

Welcome to a tiny island with no beaches, but world-famous for its dramatic cliffs.

Saba

A quiet Dutch Caribbean island with a dormant volcano, rich reefs, and colonial ruins.

Sint Eustatius 

A small Caribbean Island known for its strong boat-building tradition.

Bequia

Located in the most southerly part and is the largest of the three main US Virgin Islands.

St. Croix

Offers some of the Caribbean’s best hiking trails through tropical forest and coastal cliffs.

St. John

A Caribbean island known for its stunning beaches.

St. Thomas

Freeport

A sun-soaked capital city known for its British colonial roots, luxury resorts, and coastline.

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