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Sailing in Belgium
Belgium offers a compact but richly rewarding cruising ground where North Sea seamanship meets a first-class inland waterways network.
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Sailing in Poland
Poland offers two distinct sailing worlds in one country: the bracing Baltic Sea coast with its historic ports and sandy spits, and the tranquil Great Masurian Lakes threaded by canals and forested shores.
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Sailing in Uppland (Roslagen & Öregrund Archipelago)
Uppland offers a quintessential Scandinavian archipelago cruise: thousands of skerries, clear channels, pine-fringed coves and tidy guest harbours within easy reach of Stockholm Arlanda. The sailing is varied.
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Sailing in Sweden
Sweden offers one of Europe's most rewarding cruising grounds, with thousands of sheltered islands, clean waters and well-run guest harbours.
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Sailing in the Canary Islands
The Canary Islands offer serious sailors a rare combination: reliable trade winds, ocean-grade passages between dramatic volcanic islands, and modern harbours spaced at realistic day-sailing intervals. You can sail here any month of the year.
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Sailing in Madeira
Madeira offers serious Atlantic sailing within a compact, approachable cruising ground. Expect reliable trade winds, bold volcanic scenery, and a handful of well-run marinas that turn the island's dramatic coastline into a rewarding, weather-savvy voyage.
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Sailing in Portugal
Portugal is Atlantic sailing with options. The west coast serves brisk northerlies, long ocean swells and granite headlands; the Algarve mellows to sandy anchorages, fair-weather sea breezes and well-run marinas.
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Sailing in the Algarve
The Algarve's sun-baked headlands, scalloped coves and wide sandy bays meet the intricate, tide-swept wetlands of the Ria Formosa to create two distinct, complementary cruising grounds on Portugal's south coast.
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Sailing the Stockholm Archipelago
The Stockholm Archipelago strings together more than 30,000 islands, skerries and inlets from the edge of downtown Stockholm to the Baltic horizon.
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