Amidst Governmental and social restrictions, there are still relatively safe destinations with flight connections available to succeed your embarkation on board.
As of November 2020, here below are the open destinations for chartering.
Côte d’Azur is epitomizing happiness when dining in picturesque villages of Eze overviewing the mesmerizing nature and indigo sky, or socializing at Cannes, and generally agreed this is the quintessential Mediterranean playgrounds, the glamour queen of the Med.
The remarkable beauty of the hills and land’s edge, the scent of the plant life, the mimosa blossoms and scents, and the impossibly blue water after which the coast is named, the Côte d’Azur remains undeniably captivating. The chance to see the works of innumerable artists seduced by the land and light also justifies the trip: Cocteau in Menton and Villefranche, Matisse & Chagall in Nice and Vence, Léger in Biot, Picasso in Antibes and Vallauris, and collections of Fauvists and Impressionists at St-Tropez and Hauts-de-Cagnes. Notable legacies of the artists who stayed here, Picasso, Léger, Matisse, Renoir, and Chagall.
The white and hot-pinked colored villas with iron balconies, edging the blue horizon, the evening air perfumed with jasmine and mimosa, the parasol pines that silhouette against sunsets of ripe apricot and gold will leave a scent not to forget from your private cruise. Medieval stone villages on rocky hills, dozens of hill towns virtually untouched, are the remark of history in a modern life. Palms lined along the streets, megabuck hotels, speeding sports cars, limousines, helicopters, ocean liners yachts moored at each resort. In a certainly colourful canvas of medieval towns, celebrity-studded beaches and brand boutiques, strong nightlife, amazing nature blessed in colours and scents, fashionable and picturesque coastline, the many faces of the Riviera unfold. Stretch further to Corsica or Italian Riviera, in Liguria, with the uninterrupted landscape with a tropical climate and azure waters.
Palms lined along the streets, megabuck hotels, speeding sports cars, limousines, helicopters, ocean liners yachts moored at each resort. In a colorful canvas of medieval towns, celebrity-studded beaches and brand boutiques, strong nightlife, amazing nature blessed in colors and scents, fashionable and picturesque coastline, the many faces of the Riviera unfold.
Consider the closed destinations of Norway and Finland, consider embarkation on the wide range Superyacht, explorer, or trawler, in the UK open to embarking your chartered Superyacht.
Greenland has been also accessible from Superyachts in Nova Scotia or other regions of Canada.
Whale watching, glacier-carved fjords experience, submersible diving, and more experiences to live in each country.
Enjoyable time at Westmann Islands off Iceland’s south coast to view the warm and active volcano and the 35 tiny islands shaping the volcanic archipelago. Calm waters of waters of Hvalfjörður, the “Whale Fjord” with its magical stillness and stress-free environment closer by Reykjavik. Cruise to the Snæfellness Peninsula, with its quaint fishing villages and idyllic landscapes. Enjoy hiking to Kirkjufell mountain or visit the snow-capped glacier, Snæfellsjökull, famous by the book Journey to the Center of the Earth, by Jules Verne. The Westfjords is one of the most remote parts of the country, with spectacular scenery, abundant wildlife and seabirds, deserted fjords, and unchartered territory.
Enjoyable time at Westmann Islands off Iceland’s south coast to view the warm and active volcano and the 35 tiny islands shaping the volcanic archipelago. Calm waters of waters of Hvalfjörður, the “Whale Fjord” with its magical stillness and stress-free environment closer by Reykjavik. Cruise to the Snæfellness Peninsula, with its quaint fishing villages and idyllic landscapes. Enjoy hiking to Kirkjufell mountain or visit the snow-capped glacier, Snæfellsjökull, famous by the book Journey to the Center of the Earth, by Jules Verne. The Westfjords is one of the most remote parts of the country, with spectacular scenery, abundant wildlife and seabirds, deserted fjords, and unchartered territory.
Ísafjörður is the largest town in the Westfjords, close to Bolungarvík, with an airport, hospital, shops, restaurants, museums. Jökulfirðir is a national park with Glacier fjords and pure nature, friendly foxes, and amazing sceneries cruising deeply to uncharted waters with expert special guides.
The ideal destination to be approached by yacht only.
With only around 200 of the 1200 paradise-like islands are inhabited, and as being on board, exploration starts with the truly deserted islands, with your own beach with shells and hermit crabs.
Strolling around an uninhabited island such as Dhiffushi you will enjoy the incredibly soft sand lapped by warm water while the rocky foreshore is home to all kinds of wildlife, on land, and in the sea. You might spot small shards of clay pottery telling of ancient shipwrecks; especially during the Southwest monsoon, these low lying atolls and reefs.
Ideal waters for snorkeling and diving experience in the viber reefs with rich marine life, tendering, and great strolls on the endless powder-like sand with coconut-cocktails and local sounds.
The coast is teaming with whales, dolphins, and other exotic life. Humpbacks play with their calves in the clear water and the golden beaches are pristine. Inshore there are rain forests, national parks, volcanoes, hot springs, horse riding, and rock climbing to choose from. From Daniel Oduber International Airport of Guanacaste head to Papagayo Marina on the north pacific coast of Guanacaste province, with a lazy day at Playa del Coco. Anchorage in this extraordinary bay formed in a gorgeous horseshoe-shaped petal with steep hills and impressive cliffs, dotted with upscale beach resorts. The sandy shore at Playa del Coco is quite wide at low tide and almost nonexistent at high tide. Diving is by far the most popular water sport in this location, and diving sessions in the nearby Catalinas and Bat Islands, the best hot sites to see turtles, sharks, and octopus.
Rejuvenation in Tabacon’s award-winning Grand Spa, with the 12 natural mineral pools spread throughout the lush natural setting of the spa as well as man-made pools and bars. Indulge in the thermal springs showered by the flowing waters of the hot springs, warm from the heat of the volcano smelling the pure air of the rainforest and the fertile earth. Tendering in the beautiful bays of the Pelonas Islands, Cacique Point, and Cantinela Point. Another popular Wildlife Reserve is based close by Nosara town, the National de Vida Silvestre Ostional Wildlife Reserve which houses an important nesting ground for the Ridley sea turtle. This turtle refuge is the second most important of its kind in the country. The fauna of Nosara is very varied and colorful as representatives of this diversity can be mentioned birds, mammals, fish, reptiles, as well as insects and amphibians of many kinds. You will quickly become familiar with the howler monkey – known as mono congo, the iguana, armadillo, the raccoon, the pizote and the squirrels, that can be watched in large quantities, although it can still be found, the paca, the ocelot, and the panther. The heron, the pelicans, and the lizards are the best representatives of the aquatic environment of the river and the coast of Nosara.
Costa Rica provides the perfect combination of relaxation, adventure, culture, fine cuisine, and wildlife. Home of four World Heritage sites certified by UNESCO.
700 Islands sprinkled over 100,000 square miles of ocean starting just 50 miles off the coast of Florida. The archipelago is an ecological oasis featuring the sum of 2,000 breathtaking cays and islands boasting the clearest water on the planet, with a visibility of over 200 feet. You can see your toes as easily as you can the world’s third-largest barrier reef! The beauty of each island extends far beyond these extraordinary natural wonders. It’s the smiles on the faces of the Bahamian people, who actually celebrate life every day.
The unique sounds and the rich culture. The warm hospitality of the heritage and the colorful history. The unique feeling and the instant sense of belonging to this extraordinary heaven. Whether you’re planning a quick getaway to Bimini, a cruise along the chain of islands in the Abacos, or a weeklong voyage to Nassau at Paradise Island, the waters of The Bahamas are the must-experience on the planet. How about The Exumas, the chain of 365 islands and cays, surrounded by the ocean so crystal-clear and blue, you can see the ocean bed. Divided into three major areas, Great Exuma, Little Exuma, and The Exuma Cays are filled with so many bucket list experiences, we don’t know where to begin. Thankfully, this family of islands and cays weren’t affected by Hurricane Dorian and are currently welcoming guests. Here’s everything you need to know before planning your adventure.
The eco-sanctuary of Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park is protected for over 60 years, as is a natural wonderland for nature-lovers, snorkelers, and divers. Within its 176 square miles are the Rocky Dundas cave system, the Sea Aquarium, forests of mangroves, and a bounty of marine life. The Mile-Long Sandbar is the stuff of dreams. David Copperfield described this mile-long stretch of pristine-white sand rising from the sea as “Heaven on Earth.” We agree. The water here is shallow, only reaching about knee-high, and in typical Exumas fashion—crystal-clear, turquoise blue, and always warm with some of the best beaches in the world. When it comes to the beaches in The Exumas, beautiful is an understatement. Hands down, some of the best in the world. Instagram-worthy. Warm. Pristine. Flat out amazing.
For birdwatchers and nature lovers, the island is a true mecca. It’s a place where you can see 18 of the 28 species of Bahamian birds that are not seen in the U.S., Canada or Europe, the Rand Nature Center, close by Freeport. Such species include Antillean peewee birds, red-legged thrushes, stripe-headed tanagers, the endangered Bahama parrot and, occasionally, a Kirtland’s warbler.
Along the nature trail that winds through the park, at least 130 Bahamian plants have been identified, which are just as fascinating as the birds. The whiskbroom fern, for instance, is believed to have been the first plant in the world to stand upright. Many other species became very useful in the daily lives of early Grand Bahamians. Uniola, a springy grass, was used to stuff mattresses, the sharp-pointed agave leaves served as needles and threads and love vine is believed to be a powerful aphrodisiac.
The unspoiled Tuamotus remote unspoiled group of atolls, are the best in the world to be offering spectacular diving, surfing, and other water sports, as a perfect Must for any keen diver or adventurer.
The Tuamotu islands are located NE of Tahiti and being the largest Polynesian archipelago, it consists of 78 islands and atolls.
Sparsely inhabited, these tropical islands are remote, and the utmost exciting Superyacht destination. The most well-known of the islands are Rangiroa, Manihi, Tikehau, and the recently popularised Fakarava.
At Oau, a UNESCO classified biosphere reserve, 12nm from North pass Fakarava with a few Polynesian families living on this island, isolated from the hustle and bustle of mainland life. The pearl farm is very interesting to understand how Tahitian black pearls are cultured and harvested. There is an excellent spot for a huge coconut crab watch. Traps made of coconuts are set in special areas at dusk. It is great to watch this amazing and very unusual looking kind of crab. As an endangered species, they will all be released.
The beautiful islet in the lagoon of Tuamotu can be ideal for a typical Polynesian picnic.
An archipelago home to some of the world’s most pristine environments and unique species; with white sand beaches, tropical rainforests, and mountains. With so much natural beauty this is a tropical paradise of more than 100 individual islands to explore and discover. La Digue is one of the larger islands famed for its white sand beach, Anse Source d’Argent, where ominous granite formations loom behind swimmers and sun-bathers with the rare paradise flycatchers as visitors, an endangered bird that inhabits only a few islands in the Seychelles. Taste the local cuisine: fried octopuses, lobsters with garlic and La Digue’s most intriguing indigenous dish, bat curry. Cruise to the most mountainous island, Silhouette Island for the magnificent coral reefs, which offer excellent opportunities for snorkeling and diving.
1,000 species of fish inhabit the clear, warm waters surrounding many of the Seychelles islands, which makes these coral reefs rife for exploration. most mountainous in the archipelago, with 5 peaks soaring over 1,600 feet above sea level. Cruise to Bird Island for wildlife watching with also two species of turtles, the Hawksbill and the Green. Praslin island with the Vallee de Mai is one of most famed parks in the country, and is home to many indigenous plants, such as the vanilla orchid is a must-see. Anse Victorin beach at Frégate Island, Moyenne National Park at the Moyenne Island, Shark Bank are your next destinations.
Few places on earth compare with the wonders of SW Alaska, home to more than 240 bird species and brown bears amble along the hills and plains. The terrain ranges from a landscape of volcanoes in Katmai National Park created by the 1912 eruption of the Novarupta volcano, to the windswept Aleutian Islands that make a 1,000-mile sweep toward Asia.
Heading toward the west through the head of the Aleutian Islands, the Aleutians East Borough is a dramatic landscape with dynamic volcanoes, ocean etched coastline and mile-after-mile of untamed scene, with the ancient Aleut village sites, the agate beaches, an array of birds, wildlife and marine life. Enjoy unparalleled fishing here. Aleut families have inhabited the region since the Second Ice Age. Today it is home to the communities of Akutan, Cold Bay, False Pass, King Cove, and Sand Point. These communities share a common heritage and reliance on the North Pacific Ocean and Bering Sea, but each holds its own unique charms.
Stay awake to view the Northern Lights with a bonfire on the beach. While in Alaska’s Inside Passage as shaped by the staggering force of massive glaciers millions of years ago, it boasts wildlife-filled fjords and lush island scenery — habitat for bald eagles, sea lions, porpoises, and whales. Its mountains are carpeted with majestic forests.
Inside Passage, Alaska is home to Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian Indians whose history is reflected in towering totem poles. Russian settlers left a legacy of onion-domed churches gleaming with icons.
If you wish fishing experience we can rent local range vessels with all the tools for chasing fish in both fresh and saltwater. Whether trolling, jigging, spinning, mooching, or flyfishing, these yachts provide the very best access for fishing in Alaska.
7 different itineraries in Greece.
At West the Ionian Sea with Corfu, Paxos, Antipaxos, Lefkada, Meganisi, Skorpios island, Kefalonia, Zakynthos.
At East the Cyclades Islands. White windmills of Kato Mili and whitewashed, blue-shuttered houses, the benchmark of Myconos island, one of the most popular Cycladic islands since the ’60s. Crystal waters, cosmopolitan or quiet beaches, strong nightlife, and shopping downtown.
Dodecanese Islands in our Aegean Sea neighboring with the beautiful Turkish Coast. Peloponesse and Argosaronicos islands. Crete island.
Sporades Island with Skiathos, Skopelos, Alonissos. Sporades complex of islands became even more popular from
the Mamma Mia movie, with the pine tree-lined beaches, turquoise-watered
Koukounaries, the picturesque villages to stroll, and picturesque boutiques and
tavernas offering local delicacies and fresh fish.
Northern Greece with Halkidiki.
Many of these Greek beaches have been awarded the blue flag under the Blue Flags of Europe Program, providing not only swimming, but also scuba diving, snorkeling, water skiing, sailing and windsurfing.
Some of the oldest European civilizations developed on the Greek islands (Cycladic, Minoan civilizations, etc.), so therefore the islands have unique archeological sites, like is Dilos island in Cyclades, a distinctive architectural heritage and the fascinating local traditions of a centuries-old and multifaceted civilization.
The ideal climate, safe waters for the family and small distances between ports and coasts, the great flight connections, have made the Greek islands extremely popular while summer in the Greek isles remains a state of mind.
Mythical marinas and shore experience of the cultural Abu Dhabi to cosmopolitan Dubai, enjoy time on board, and view the Emirates from your yacht.
If you wish to enjoy a fishing experience the local equipped boats can supplement your cruise. The land of the traditional Bedouin customs with the modern iconic skyscrapers, the desert plains, and the bustling souks between five-star resorts.
Enjoy the diving experience in the coral reefs near Ras Al-Khaimah, don’t miss the Abu Dhabi Formula 1 Grand Prix, spend lazy time on the beautiful beaches.
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