Situated Between mainland Italy and Tunisia Italy’s largest island is brimming full of history and culture. Sicily is packed with iconic sights and ancient ruins with perfectly preserved Greek temples in Agrigento and Selinunte and the remarkable Necropolis of Pantalica.

Incredible art treasures and historical landmarks along with picture perfect hilltop villages such as Taormina and ancient ports of Syracuse enchant visitors. Beach lovers find long sandy white beaches such as San Vito Lo Capo and kilometres of shimmering coastlines, ancient fishing villages and a wonderful climate, this combination make Sicily a favourite yachting destination.

Sardinia is framed by crystal clear waters and beautiful sandy beaches, with it’s fashionable boutiques, exclusive bars and fine dining it is hailed as one of the most popular yachting destinations. Being the second largest island in the Mediterranean it stretches from the Golfo Aranci to Baia Sardinia.Superb cruising with a breathtaking coastline, secluded coves and white sandy beaches. In the North Costa Smeralda a favourite charter destination with the cosmopolitan and chic Porto Cervo brimming with designer boutiques and stylish restaurants to historic Cagliari in the south with medieval castles and churches. Beautiful beaches such as Liscia Ruja with sand that glimmers pale pink and the uninhabited island of Mortorio an idyllic overnight anchorage. Restaurants serving delicious seafood dishes with the famed Sardinian lobster are a highlight of island dining. For charter guests looking for some great diving the archipelago of Maddalena a cluster of sixty islets and islands offers wonderful snorkeling and diving adventures.

Capri offers spectacular scenery, the scent of lemon groves at every turn and old world glamour. Beautiful Capri is found in the bay of Naples and has attracted the rich and famous since the 1950’s. It’s gentle climate and rugged emerald green scenery insure it doesn’t lose it’s charm particularly when travelling by Super Yacht .

Capri holds all the appeal that make it a favourite cruising ground, azure waters, coastlines dotted with ancient ruins, and a gorgeous Medieval town that is easily accessed by yacht. An idyllic piazza with ancient church and bell tower, boutiques, bars and restaurants spilling out onto the square. Some of the highlights of Capri are the luminescent Blue Grotto and viewing the sunset from the Punta Carena lighthouse.

The ideal time to be in Capri is either early or late in the season, May and September through to October when beaches are quiet, waters are warm enough to enjoy a dip and nights are balmy.

Renowned as Europe’s jetset capital, it remains a playground for the world’s elite. Palace hotels line the winding streets, inter-mingling with world class restaurants, brazen glamour and sophistication. Daytime attractions such as the gorgeous tropical garden of “Jardin Exotique” and chic marble-floored shopping areas make way as sunset beckons jetsetters out to bars and stylish restaurants.

Positioned beneath the southern alps , the “Alpes Maritimes”, and the Mediterranean Sea, this small principality has huge personality. Opulent superyachts line the harbour creating an unabashed display of luxury. Watching the Monaco Grand Prix from your yacht, champagne in hand, is an unbeatable experience. True escapism at its best, Monaco is an exhilarating charter destination.

Capri offers spectacular scenery, the scent of lemon groves at every turn and old world glamour. Beautiful Capri is found in the bay of Naples and has attracted the rich and famous since the 1950’s. It’s gentle climate and rugged emerald green scenery insure it doesn’t lose it’s charm particularly when travelling by Super Yacht .

Capri holds all the appeal that make it a favourite cruising ground, azure waters, coastlines dotted with ancient ruins, and a gorgeous Medieval town that is easily accessed by yacht. An idyllic piazza with ancient church and bell tower, boutiques, bars and restaurants spilling out onto the square. Some of the highlights of Capri are the luminescent Blue Grotto and viewing the sunset from the Punta Carena lighthouse.

The ideal time to be in Capri is either early or late in the season, May and September through to October when beaches are quiet, waters are warm enough to enjoy a dip and nights are balmy.

Incredibly, out of a total of 1,185 Croatian islands, only 66 are inhabited. Therefore Croatia easily offers charter guests privacy and seclusion on untouched islands. In contrast the Dalmation coast has a multitude of scenic harbours and ports to visit. In the far south is Dubrovnik, an outstanding Unesco world heritage site. With its baroque buildings and medieval walls sitting on white limestone streets, it beckons travellers to explore. Among Croatia’s star islands is Hvar, filled with fashionable bars and restaurants, which is known as the St. Tropez of Croatia. Another star being the main town of Korcula island, often called little Dubrovnik. Being built on a small peninsula, the medieval walled old town is picturesque and charming. Let the spider’s web pattern of little streets full of chic boutiques and cafés detain you. Or soak up the atmosphere while sipping a glass of fine croatian wine from the terrace of a bar gazing out onto the beautiful azure waters.

A synthesis of enchantment with boutique shopping and opera in Unesco cities and sites, ancient villages perched on astonishing clifftops and rolling green hills with lemon groves and vineyards this is Italy as we want you to see it.

The Beautiful Italian Riveria with Portofino and Cinque Terra; The Astonishing West Coast with Rome, Florence, Sardinia, Capri; The Amazing Amalfi Coast, a Unesco world heritage site; The Sicilian Aeolian Islands, ancient ruins, volcanos and fishing villages;  The Italian East Coast with Venice as the crown jewel.

This treasure of an archipelago is one of the most renowned of its kind in the world. You can cruise this is in a 270 ft Super yacht, a 26 ft sailing rig or anything in between: Greece never disappoints.

A delicious recipe of culture, crystal clear waters and picture perfect islands with azzure bays topped with stylish white and blue buildings, Greece offers a multitude of yachting experiences. Visit ancient cities rich with antiquities, amazing islands to drop anchor for a swim or just soak up the tranquility and beauty on deck. Cruising the six main island groups from the Sporades Islands down to Crete is a classic, which is also home to the southern tip of the Aegean Sea, each island with it’s own individual flair and appeal.

Charters tend to predominately take place in three of the island groups: the Cyclades, the Argo-Saronic and Ionian Islands. These three groups are closer to Athens and tends to offer  favourable cruising times and, therefore, better fuel economy, but that’s not the only reason to chose this route. The Greek Islands offer boundless opportunities for breathtaking cruising and laid-back living.

Turkey is renowned for its stunning cruising areas, boasting kilometres of beautiful unspoilt coastlines, particularly in the south. The Turquoise Coastline is home to Marmaris, known as Turkey’s yachting capital, and one of the world’s largest harbours. The gulf of Gocek, to the east of Marmaris, offers an exceptionally sheltered port and remains a charming untarnished fishing village. Turkey’s combination of vast unspoilt cruising areas and incredible fusion of east meets west is unique. Minarets, ancient domes and archeological sites enthrall, alongside remarkable harbours and perfect azure bays lined with fig groves. All these scintillating ingredients serve to make Turkey such a potent destination.

Spain offers a great variety for yacht charters, idyllic islands, beautiful beaches, cities filled with culture, history and diversity, a society dedicated to the enjoyment of life. Spain has three main cruising areas the Balearic Islands, The Mediterranean coast and The Atlantic Coast, the later having more unpredictable yachting conditions. The most popular of the three are The Balearic Islands with the principal islands of Mallorca, Ibiza, Menorca and Formentera. These make up some of the most exciting and wonderfully diverse cruising destinations. Mallorca (Majorca) is a beautiful island with azure waters, hidden coves and a delightful capital, Palma. Ibiza’s reputation as a party island does not disappoint, she is also home to dozens of beautiful beaches. Cruising Spain’s Mediterranean coast is remarkable with destinations such as Barcelona which needs no introduction. Spain has excellent facilities for superyachts, a gorgeous climate and wonderful cuisine.