France is an ideal country for sailing. With hundreds of kilometres of coastline and a sailing climate that lasts from May to September, there are plenty of places accessible by boat that will delight beginners and experienced sailors alike. Nautical tourism is a very popular activity for French people and tourists alike. For water sports enthusiasts, there are also plenty
Visit Santorini in Greece off the beaten track, and dare to dream of exploring the island’s secret corners aboard a luxury charter yacht. Visit Santorini aboard a private yacht Santorini is the main island of the Cyclades archipelago. It is by far the largest and most densely populated, and one of the most popular destinations for sailors. Its landscapes, shaped
Once you’ve chartered your yacht, you may want to check out some of the finest clubs on the French Riviera. These are real party venues. Open in the evenings, they guarantee you a lively and exciting evening. The dance floors that are usually part of the activities on offer at these clubs don’t exclude quieter areas for those who prefer
Turkey is one of those countries where the sea is omnipresent and at the centre of tourist visits. If you have chartered a yacht, this is your chance to discover the region’s maritime attractions. To do so, plan a tailor-made visit. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to sail through some of the most beautiful waters in the Mediterranean. It
Aboard your luxury yacht, you now want to explore a piece of Italy by sea. Specifically, the Cinque Terre. This region is actually made up of five municipalities on the coast of the Riviera del Levant. It is a collection of small, centuries-old coastal villages. You can visit these five villages by boat, but it’s just as interesting to dock
When you arrive in Saint-Tropez on board a yacht, one of your first concerns is bound to be enjoying a delicious cocktail in the sunshine. How can you go about it? There are plenty of restaurants in Saint-Tropez. If you’ve docked nearby, you should try the prestigious restaurants in the area! This is a great opportunity if you’re on holiday.
Sailors’ knots have long been used in navigation. But what are they really used for and where does the name come from? This article traces the origins of the sailor’s knot. What is a “sailor’s knot”? Sailors have different units of measurement to those used on the road. For distance, they use the nautical mile (1852 metres), and for speed,