
Croatia
May to October1,244 islands, quiet anchorages and konoba evenings. Perhaps the most relaxed luxury cruising area in Europe.
Destinations
From the 1,244 islands of Croatia to the Pitons of St Lucia: we know the cruising areas, the berths and the bays that no chart shows. Each destination has its own page with routes, the best time to travel, a price range and every yacht that sails there. Search them by size, number of guests and budget.
Mediterranean
Compare the Mediterranean
1,244 islands, quiet anchorages and konoba evenings. Perhaps the most relaxed luxury cruising area in Europe.

Cycladic white, Ionian green and 6,000 islands for every mood. Meltemi know-how included.

Palma, Cabrera and the bays of the south coast, around the largest charter port in the Balearics.

Ibiza and Formentera: bays like pools, beach clubs like stages, and plenty of stillness in between.

Saint-Tropez to Monte-Carlo: the shop window of yachting. Grand Prix weeks on request.

Limoncello coastlines, the Faraglioni in the evening light and harbours where you are seen. La dolce vita, at anchor.
Worldwide

BVI, St Barths, the Grenadines: trade winds, rum punch and a winter that feels like summer.

A skyline backdrop, warm winter waters and service at Emirates level. The new winter season.

Granite bays, atolls and water in colours you normally only see in brochures. Here they are real.

Sydney Harbour, the Whitsundays, the Great Barrier Reef: the adventure destination between city and reef.

Tahiti, Raiatea, Tahaa and Bora Bora lie so close together that a week is enough, with lagoons rather than long passages in between.

A national park in the Pacific, explored with licensed naturalist guides.

Expedition yachts for the short season at the end of the world.