Charter Destinations

Monaco is the second-smallest independent state in the world, as well as the second smallest country in the world; only Vatican City is smaller. Monaco is ideally situated on the French...

The natural beauty of the Gulf of St Tropez is an irresistible invitation to charter a luxury yacht and discover this picturesque fishing port. Painters and writers have come to St Trope...

Cannes is one of the best-known cities of the French Riviera, a busy tourist destination and host to many shows and festivals. The city is also famous for its various luxury stores, fan...

Both Beaulieu and Villefranche are coastal resorts on the French Riviera that are frequently overlooked by the tourists but are two idyllic yachting destinations with a perfect climate, s...

The Islands are of Ischia and Capri are situated in the Bay of Naples. Ischia is the larger of the two Islands are is about 30 km from the mainland, whilst Capri is closest to the headlan...

Sicily is situated off the south west peninsular of Italy and is separated from the mainland by the Messina strait. It is a mountainous Island but rich in agriculture, culture and history...

Prince Karim Aga Khan created "the Emerald Coast" as an exclusive area for the enjoyment of the heads of international high society. Porto Cervo became its capital and the heart of fashio...

One of Sardinia’s best kept secrets, this archipelago lies off the north-eastern corner of Sardinia forming a cluster of rocky islands lying in famously beautiful waters, clear and shimme...

Bonifacio is a magical town, dramatically built right on the cliff edge with medieval houses precariously teetering on the edge of the imposing limestone cliffs. It is located directly o...

Porto Vecchio, 25km north of Bonifacio is an attractive old town sculpted on to a dramatic hilltop, with views across its own beautiful deep blue bay and its small harbor below, Porto Vec...

Mallorca is the largest of the Balearic Islands and Famous for its beaches, countryside golf courses, casinos, cathedral and lots of yachting harbours. Chartering a yacht at Palma, the ca...

This world-famous party island has a lot more to offer than just clubs. Yes, you can dance all night, and all day as well if you wish, however the white island offers so much more than it...

Menorca is one of the smaller islands in the Balearic Islands yet has an abundance of culture, history and beautiful coves and beaches. Arrive on the sun-bleached shores of Menorca after ...

Formentera is one of the most southerly islands of the Balearics and unspoilt from tourism due to the fact that until only relatively recently it could only be reached by boat. The beache...

Since the shelling of Dubrovnik in 1991, the city has bounced back to enchant visitors again. A sense of awe never fails to descend when you discover the beauty of the old town. With the ...

Although connected to the mainland by a bridge, Pag is a barren island with empty landscapes and moonscape rock formations – and remains independent and different. A special cheese which ...

Quiet coves and small sandy beaches dot the southern coast while the northern shore is flatter and pebbly. The island is rich in vineyards, olive groves and small villages, and harbours a...

Brac is the third largest Croatian island, and the largest island in Dalmatia. It is known for its white stone used to construct the US Presidential White House and for Zlatni Rat, the lo...

A popular tourist destination, Hvar is the most luxurious island in Croatia and the sunniest place in the country, recognised for its lavender fields and other aromatic plants. The island...

Tivat sits pretty on the Bay of Kotor, a submerged river canyon that’s part Scandinavian fjord and part jet-set, with bobbing super yachts, a posh promenade and rows of elegant edifices, ...