Sailing in Ibiza & Formentera (Western Balearics), Spain

Ibiza and Formentera offer short-hop, line-of-sight cruising through a mosaic of pine-backed calas, white-sand anchorages and well-appointed marinas.

Sailing in the Sporades

The Northern Sporades offer pine-clad islands, clear water and short, confidence-building hops. Sheltered channels temper the famed Meltemi, while well-spaced ports make passage planning straightforward.

Sailing in Kornati & Šibenik Archipelago

Thread your way through a stone labyrinth of islets, pocket anchorages and parkland channels.

Costa Brava & Cap de Creus Sailing Guide

The Costa Brava delivers a compact, high-contrast coastline: pine-cloaked cliffs, pocket coves with startlingly clear water, and well-equipped marinas within easy day hops.

Sailing the Amalfi Coast

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

Sailing in France

France offers two distinct coastlines for sailors: the invigorating tides and granite headlands of the Atlantic and Channel, and the sunlit calanques, islands and protected waters of the Mediterranean and Corsica.

Sailing the French Riviera (Côte d'Azur)

The Côte d'Azur combines sheltered island anchorages, glamorous harbour towns and predictable summer breezes into a compact, confidence-building cruising ground.

Sailing in the Saronic Gulf & Peloponnese

Close to Athens yet far from routine, the Saronic Gulf and the North-East Peloponnese deliver sheltered passages, elegant island towns, amphitheatres above orange groves, and bays that hold well when the Aegean is friskier.

Sailing in Cyprus

Cyprus sits at the sun-drenched edge of the Eastern Mediterranean, offering warm seas, clear water and passages that reward good planning rather than brute endurance.