Sailing in the Algarve

The Algarve's sun-baked headlands, scalloped coves and wide sandy bays meet the intricate, tide-swept wetlands of the Ria Formosa to create two distinct, complementary cruising grounds on Portugal's south coast.

Sailing the Stockholm Archipelago

The Stockholm Archipelago strings together more than 30,000 islands, skerries and inlets from the edge of downtown Stockholm to the Baltic horizon.

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 in Sardinia's Southwest: Sulcis, San Pietro & Sant'Antioco

Sardinia's Sulcis archipelago sits where clear Tyrrhenian water meets sculpted volcanic rock. The twin islands of San Pietro and Sant'Antioco offer short, protected passages; the mainland coast adds wide, sandy bays and dramatic cliffs.

Sailing in Jamaica

Jamaica's north coast offers a compelling mix of deep-water cruising, trade-wind passages and lush mountain backdrops.

Sailing in France's Camargue & Calanques Coast (Occitanie & Provence)

Between the low, lagoon-laced shores of Occitanie and the dramatic limestone fjords of Provence lies one of the Mediterranean's most contrasting cruising grounds.

Sailing in Panama's Guna Yala (San Blas Islands)

Guna Yala, better known to sailors as the San Blas Islands, is a low-latitude trade-wind cruising ground of palm-scattered cays, reef-fringed lagoons and traditional village life.

Mexico's Yucatán Caribbean: Isla Mujeres to Cozumel

The stretch from Isla Mujeres to Cozumel rewards competent skippers with clear water, reef-fringed passages and friendly, well-provisioned harbour towns.