The British Virgin Islands
The British Virgin Islands (BVI) are a volcanic archipelago made up of more than 50 Caribbean islands and cays. This captivating destination is renowned for its effortless sailing opportunities, making it a favorite among yachting enthusiasts who seek smooth and scenic routes through clear waters.
Natural Beauty
Visitors are drawn to the BVI by its pristine white sand beaches, which offer serene surroundings for relaxation and exploration. These beaches provide access to vibrant marine life, allowing travelers to discover the underwater wonders through activities such as snorkeling and Scuba Diving.
Activities and Adventure
The islands are also home to exhilarating watersports, providing adventure seekers with a wide range of options to enjoy the crystal-clear Caribbean waters. Whether you are interested in Surfing, Sailing, Wakeboarding, or other aquatic pursuits, the BVI delivers unforgettable experiences amid spectacular scenery.
A True Tropical Paradise
With its combination of natural beauty, easy sailing, and exciting watersports, the British Virgin Islands stand out as a true tropical paradise, offering visitors the perfect escape in the heart of the Caribbean.
Diving/Snorkeling enthusiasts will enjoy the RMS Rhone wreck, The Indians, and The Chimney, and of course many caves and reefs loaded with schools of fish, turtles and even whales during some winter months! Aall offer crystal-clear waters teeming with fish and coral. Hiking enthusiasts will be rewarded with breathtaking views and excellent birdwatching along the shaded trails of Sage Mountain National Park, through the highest peaks of the BVI; Surfers and Swimmers will delight at the "Bubbly Pool" --Mother Nature's Jacuzzi - situated on Jost Van Dyke. Thrill Seekers, Beach lovers & those who enjoy a hearty fresh Lobster dinner will surely enjoy Anegada with its flat waters, steady winds ideal for thrilling water sports. It’s miles of soft sandy beaches featuring large flocks of wild Pink Flamingos wading along the mangrove lined beaches. The Baths of Virgin Gorda are a must-see, featuring massive granite boulders that create natural pools and tunnels along the shoreline. Visitors can wade through crystal-clear waters, climb over smooth stones, and relax on the beautiful beaches of Devil’s Bay. After a day of watersports, you may also enjoy a Relaxing Spa Day at any one of the island resorts and wellness centers, or Beach Lounging on a stunning, quiet beach at Loblolly Bay or White Bay, or perhaps an after-dinner Bonfire on the Beach as stars begin to peek into view just for you! The choices are nearly endless!
Poros
Poros is the island of serene, charm and leisure. It is verdurous of pine trees that reach its' steepest shores and its' sandier
beaches. The habitants, like all islanders are ingenuous, decent and hospitable.
At the center of the city lies the town hall, the Archaeological Museum, the Public Library and the Exhibitive and Cultural
Hall.
Places worth to visit are, Kanali a beach with pretty beautiful sand and fine waterfront taverns with attractive view to the
open sea; Askeli one more lovely shore with bars, restaurants and taverns all around. Monastiri is peaceful, organized
sand with limpid waters next to a pine clad forest at the hill where the abbey (monastery) is built. The area is offered for
water sports and spear fishing
Spetses Island
Spetses, a lordly and cosmopolitan island is one of the most familiar destinations as
for weekend recreation as also for summer holidays. Spetses Island deeply impresses
with the verdurous pine-clad landscapes and the excellent, crystal-clear waters.
The islands population counts 4.100 citizens living at the Spetses town. Hospitable
people expect the visitor to guide him to the historical, cultural and natural beauties of
the island and to offer him fresh fish and anything proffered in the island.
The island offers numerous and miscellaneous beaches of natural beauty and limpid
waters.
Hydra Island
Hydra the most famous island of the
Argosaronic bay with its' cosmopolitan
character promises unforgettable moments at
all seasons. The amphitheatrically built city
settled at the rocky terrain of the island strikes
as a painting with its stone palaces.
Every summer numerous sailing groups date
at its' port while dozens of crafts and yachts
vie for s
The sailing history of Hydra is also rendered at its' mansions, the old port, the museum and the Nautical College. At
mandrake there is one of the most well organized beaches of the island with water skiing and wind surfing facilities. Of
excellent beauty and ideal for swimming and fishing, the beaches of St. Nicolas, Klimaki, Limioniza and Molos are nearby.
Nafplio
Enchanting Nafplio, probably the most beautiful town of
Greece, puts a spell on everyone who visits it. It is a unique
city, which combines the medieval atmosphere of the old
town, great beaches and easy access to important
archeological sites, such as Mycenae and Epidaurous.
In this modern town of the 10.000 population the whole
beauty is seemed simple painting. Nafplio was the first
capital town of the younger Greece and of today of Nome Argolida. It is 147 Km. away
from Athens. With the exit from Argos is beginning to form towards your eyes the unique in whole the world icon of the town
with the castle - symbol to glass on the water of the Gulf.
Croatia
Sail the turquoise Adriatic from Split to Dubrovnik, discovering 7 stunning Croatian islands filled with medieval history, vibrant nightlife, and untouched nature reserves.
Destinations Visited: Split, Šolta, Hvar, Vis, Lastovo, Korčula, Mljet National Park, Elaphiti Islands, & Dubrovnik.
Major Attractions: Mljet’s emerald salt lakes, the medieval citadel of Korčula, remote Lastovo's pristine waters, and Dubrovnik’s world-famous ancient city walls.
Top Activities: Swim and snorkel in hidden island coves, experience Hvar’s chic beach club nightlife, stroll through red-tiled coastal villages, and relax on deck.
Trip Highlight: Unpack once and experience the best of Croatia in one seamless route—balancing high-energy island hotspots with remote, peaceful hideaways.
The Grenadines
Sail through hot, sun-drenched waters cooled by steady trade winds, exploring world-class coral reefs, private island resorts, and authentic Caribbean fishing towns.
Destinations Visited: St. Vincent, Young Island, Bequia, Mustique, Canouan, Mayreau, Tobago Cays, Palm Island, Petit St. Vincent, & Union Island.
Major Attractions: The protected marine paradise of Tobago Cays, Mustique’s elite villas, the famous Basil’s Bar, and the tranquil salt lakes and hilltop churches of Mayreau.
Top Activities: Snorkel with rays, turtles, and sharks in Horseshoe Reef, hike scenic coastal peaks, indulge in beachside barbecues, and explore historic boatbuilding hubs.
Trip Highlight: Unmatched tropical sailing through crystal-clear waters where luxury private resorts seamlessly blend with untouched, uninhabited island sanctuaries.
Trip Highlight: Unmatched tropical sailing through crystal-clear waters where luxury private resorts seamlessly blend with untouched, uninhabited island sanctuaries.
Turkey
Cruise Turkey’s Turquoise Coast from sophisticated Bodrum, sailing through pine-forested creeks, ancient ruins, and crystal-clear islands in the sheltered Gulf of Gökova.
Destinations Visited: Bodrum, Amazon Creek, English Harbour, Sedre & Cleopatra’s Island (Kedrai), Yediadalar (Seven Islands), & Çökertme.
Major Attractions: Bodrum’s Crusader Castle & Underwater Museum, the shaded ancient amphitheater of Kedrai, Cleopatra’s legendary beach, and WWII history in English Harbour.
Top Activities: Explore ancient ruins, dinghy up forest rivers to hidden rustic restaurants, swim and snorkel with marine life, try watersports, and watch local carpet weaving.
Trip Highlight: Unpack once to experience the ultimate blend of Aegean glamour, ancient Egyptian and Roman history, and peaceful, forest-backed anchorages.