Sailing in Corsica

Corsica rewards skippers with a rare blend of big-sky scenery and short-hop sailing. Granite headlands, limestone fjords and long, pale-sand bays frame waters that turn lapis by mid-morning and glassy at dusk.

Sailing in Hvar

Hvar rewards thoughtful skippers with luminous anchorages, short tidal-free passages and well-run marinas within easy reach of Split.

Sailing in Croatia

Croatia's indented Adriatic shoreline and more than a thousand islands create a sailing ground that feels purpose-built for cruisers. Distances are short, shelter is plentiful, and well-run marinas sit alongside clear-water anchorages and buoy fields.

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 in the Abaco Islands

The Abaco Islands deliver quintessential Bahamian cruising: luminous shallows, short line-of-sight passages and characterful settlements strung along the sheltered Sea of Abaco.

Sailing in Grenada

Grenada sits at the southern gateway to the Windward Islands, offering reliable trade winds, well-sheltered south-coast harbours, and easy hops to Carriacou, Petite Martinique and, with clearance, the Grenadines.

Sailing in Martinique

Martinique blends French finesse with Caribbean colour, offering reliable trade winds, well-serviced marinas, and a coastline that rewards both relaxed cruisers and adventurous passage-makers. The south has sheltered anchorages and the island's main charter hub at Le Marin.

Sailing in Brazil

Brazil's shoreline bends for more than 4,500 nautical miles from the Amazon to the temperate south, taking in reef-studded banks, fjord-like bays, colonial ports and island archipelagos.