Sailing in Liguria

Liguria threads a dramatic line between the Ligurian Sea and the Apennines, delivering a coast made for sailors who enjoy short hops with big rewards.

Sailing in Calabria

Calabria sits at the toe of Italy, framed by two very different seas: the Tyrrhenian to the west and the Ionian to the east. For skippers, this means choice.

Sailing in Italy

Italy offers sailors a rare blend of navigational variety, concentrated culture, and clear-water cruising.

Sailing in Puglia

At Italy's heel, Puglia offers two distinct playgrounds for sailors: the limestone headlands and marine reserves of Gargano in the north, and the sun-baked Salento peninsula sweeping from the Adriatic to the Ionian.

Sailing the Ligurian Coast

The Ligurian Coast rewards attentive skippers with a compact, cultured cruising ground where pastel villages cling to cliffs, wooded headlands funnel the breeze, and deep gulfs offer secure all-weather refuge.

Sailing the Amalfi Coast

The Amalfi Coast and the Gulf of Naples blend cliff-lined drama with island-hopping ease.

Sailing in Tuscany

The Tuscan Archipelago delivers crystalline water, short yet varied passages, and a reliably summery microclimate. Elba offers a necklace of anchorages and cultured harbours within easy reach of mainland bases such as Scarlino and Punta Ala.

Sailing in the Maddalena Archipelago

Sailing Guide to the Lavezzi Archipelago, Bonifacio & Maddalena Archipelago Nestled between the southern tip of Corsica (France) and the northern shores of Sardinia (Italy), the Lavezzi Archipelago and its surrounding waters offer a stunning yet challenging sailing ground.

Sailing in the Aeolian Islands

For boats, weekly rates and a shortlist, see our Sicily yacht charter page. The Aeolian Islands (Isole Eolie) are a UNESCO-listed archipelago off the north coast of Sicily, famed for their volcanic origins and stunning seascapes.