Sailing in Spain

Spain offers an unusually broad canvas for sailors: Atlantic rías, Mediterranean calas and year-round trade-wind passages in the Canaries. Distances can be dialled up or down, the marina network is extensive, and weather patterns are well-documented.

Sailing in Ko Chang

Ko Chang and its out-islands offer a quieter, greener alternative to Thailand's headline sailing grounds. Expect jungle-clad peaks, coral-fringed islets and a compact cruising circuit that rewards careful pilotage and relaxed passages.

Sailing in Phuket

Phuket rewards competent skippers with a neatly packaged mix of protected waters, limestone karsts, and open-sea hops to coral islands.

Sailing in Ko Samui

Ko Samui sits in the relatively protected Gulf of Thailand, offering short-hop passages between jungle-clad islands, clear-water anchorages and a forgiving sea state for most of the year.

Sailing in Thailand

Thailand rewards sailors with dramatic limestone karsts, warm seas and a patchwork of island groups that feel made for passage planning.

Sailing in Italy

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

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.

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.