Destinations

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  • Sailing in the Azores
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    Nestled in the heart of the Atlantic Ocean, the Azores archipelago offers sailors an enchanting blend of pristine waters, dramatic volcanic landscapes, and rich maritime heritage. This Portuguese gem, comprising nine islands, presents ideal sailing conditions from May through September, with steady winds and moderate sea conditions. Each island harbours unique attractions, from São Miguel’s thermal pools to Pico’s UNESCO-listed vineyards, making island-hopping an unforgettable adventure.
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  • Sailing the Atlantic
    Embarking on an Atlantic crossing requires meticulous planning and seamanship skills. From selecting the right vessel to understanding weather patterns, successful ocean sailing demands thorough preparation. The traditional route from the Canary Islands to the Caribbean offers favourable trade winds, whilst the northern passage presents unique challenges for experienced sailors.
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  • Sailing in Turkey
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    Stretching along Turkey’s southwestern shores, the Turquoise Coast—also known as the Turkish Riviera—offers sailors an enchanting blend of pristine waters and ancient history. This 1,000-kilometre stretch of Mediterranean coastline boasts secluded coves, sheltered bays, and crystalline waters that live up to its colourful name. From the bustling marina of Bodrum to the hidden anchorages of Göcek, sailors can explore Byzantine ruins, traditional fishing villages, and dramatic limestone cliffs whilst enjoying reliable winds and excellent sailing conditions.
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  • The Mediterranean
    The Mediterranean Sea offers sailors an unparalleled blend of history, culture and natural beauty. From the sun-drenched Greek islands to the dramatic Croatian coastline, this sailing paradise boasts over 2,000 years of maritime heritage. With consistent winds, crystalline waters and countless secluded coves, the region provides ideal conditions for both novice and experienced sailors.
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  • Sailing in Malta
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    Malta’s crystalline waters and historic harbours make it a premier sailing destination in the Mediterranean. With over 300 days of sunshine annually and steady winds, this archipelago offers ideal conditions for both novice and experienced sailors. The islands’ strategic location between Sicily and North Africa provides excellent opportunities for island hopping, whilst its rich maritime heritage adds cultural depth to any sailing adventure.
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  • Sailing in Hvar
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    Nestled in the heart of the Adriatic Sea, the island of Hvar is a true gem for sailors seeking an unforgettable Croatian adventure. With its stunning natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and numerous anchorages and marinas, Hvar offers an unparalleled sailing experience. The Island’s Allure Hvar boasts a unique microclimate, with mild winters and sun-drenched…
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  • Sailing in Corsica
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    Nestled in the heart of the Mediterranean, Corsica beckons sailors with its pristine waters and dramatic coastline. This French island paradise offers a perfect blend of secluded coves, historic ports and rugged natural beauty. From the bustling marina of Ajaccio to the tranquil waters of Porto-Vecchio, sailors can explore over 1,000 kilometres of diverse coastline. The island’s unique microclimate ensures ideal sailing conditions from April through October, with reliable winds and minimal tidal variation.
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  • Sailing in Portugal
    Portugal’s stunning coastline offers sailors a perfect blend of Mediterranean charm and Atlantic adventure. From the historic ports of Porto to the sun-drenched Algarve, sailors can explore over 500 nautical miles of diverse waterways. The country’s maritime heritage, combined with modern marinas and consistent trade winds, makes it an ideal destination for both novice and experienced sailors. Popular routes include the picturesque Douro Valley, the sheltered waters of Lisbon’s harbour, and the dramatic cliffs of Sagres.
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  • Sailing in Spain
    Spain’s Mediterranean coastline offers sailors a perfect blend of pristine waters, historic ports and favourable weather conditions. From the Costa Brava’s rugged coves to the Balearic Islands’ crystalline waters, this sailing paradise boasts over 300 days of sunshine annually. The region’s well-equipped marinas provide excellent facilities, whilst traditional fishing villages and cosmopolitan cities offer diverse cultural experiences. Popular routes include Barcelona to Mallorca and Valencia to Ibiza, with peak sailing season running from May to October.
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  • Sailing in Italy
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    Beyond the bustling tourist hotspots of Italy’s famed coastline lies a sailor’s paradise waiting to be discovered. From the secluded coves of Sardinia to the pristine waters of the Aeolian Islands, these hidden nautical treasures offer an authentic Mediterranean experience far from the crowds.
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