Menorca Sailing Adventure

 

A week is an ideal amount of time to sail around Menorca. The island is only about 105 nautical miles (195 km) around its coastline, allowing for short passages of 10–25 nautical miles most days. The south coast offers turquoise calas (coves) and limestone cliffs, while the north is wilder, with red-rock landscapes and excellent sailing when conditions permit. Weather and wind should always dictate your route—the Tramuntana (northerly wind) can make the north coast uncomfortable, while southerlies can make the southern anchorages exposed.

Day 1 – Mahón to Illa del Rei and Cala Mesquida (8–10 NM)

Morning

Pick up the yacht in Mahón, one of the world's largest natural harbours.

Provision the boat and enjoy a relaxed departure.

Afternoon

Visit Illa del Rei by tender if open.

Sail out to Cala Mesquida for your first swim and overnight anchorage.

Ashore

Explore Mahón's Georgian streets.

Sample local Mahón cheese and gin.

Walk the waterfront before departure.

Day 2 – Cala Mesquida to Fornells (18 NM)

A beautiful sail along the dramatic northeast coast.

Highlights

Swim stops at Cala Presili and Cala Tortuga.

Anchor or berth in Fornells.

Ashore

Wander the fishing village.

Hire kayaks or paddleboards.

Try Menorca's famous lobster stew (Caldereta de Langosta).

Optional evening

Sunset walk around the bay.

Day 3 – Fornells to Cala Pregonda then Ciutadella (22 NM)

This is one of the island's finest sailing days.

Morning

Stop at Cala Pregonda for swimming and snorkelling.

Afternoon

Continue west to Ciutadella.

Ashore

Explore the medieval old town.

Visit the cathedral and narrow lanes.

Dinner beside the picturesque harbour.

Day 4 – Ciutadella to Cala Turqueta and Cala Macarella (12 NM)

A relaxed day exploring the celebrated south-coast coves.

Swimming

Cala Turqueta

Cala Macarella

Cala Macarelleta

Ashore

Short walks along the Camí de Cavalls coastal trail.

Excellent snorkelling.

Paddleboarding if conditions are calm.

Spend the night at anchor if weather allows.

Day 5 – Cala Galdana to Cala Mitjana and Binibèquer (24 NM)

Cruise east along the southern coast.

Stops

Cala Mitjana

Cala Trebalúger (more secluded)

Binibèquer

Ashore

Explore the whitewashed fishing village.

Browse artisan shops.

Enjoy fresh seafood overlooking the harbour.

Day 6 – Binibèquer to Es Grau and S'Albufera des Grau (10 NM)

One of Menorca's quietest corners.

Ashore

Walk through the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

Birdwatch in S'Albufera des Grau Natural Park.

Rent a kayak through the wetlands.

This is a wonderful contrast to the busy southern beaches.

Day 7 – Es Grau back to Mahón (8 NM)

An easy final sail.

If time allows:

Stop at Cala Rafalet.

Enjoy one final swim before returning the yacht.

Finish with lunch overlooking Mahón harbour before disembarking.

Best onshore experiences

Walk sections of the historic Camí de Cavalls coastal trail.

Explore the old towns of Mahón and Ciutadella.

Visit the prehistoric Naveta des Tudons and the ancient Talayotic sites if you have transport from Ciutadella.

Sample local Mahón cheese, sobrassada sausage and Xoriguer gin.

Paddleboard or kayak in the calm southern calas.

Visit S'Albufera des Grau Natural Park for walking and wildlife.

This itinerary balances daily sailing (typically 2–5 hours), spectacular anchorages, and enough time ashore to experience Menorca's history, cuisine, walking trails and natural beauty without feeling rushed. It also leaves enough flexibility to reverse the route if wind conditions favour sailing the opposite direction, which is common practice among local skippers.

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Croatia Island Hopping Adventure

 

Here is a classic Croatian sailing week with a mix of lively towns, quiet anchorages, hiking, history, swimming, and a bit of adventure, I'd recommend a 7-day Split → Dubrovnik route. It covers the best islands without feeling rushed and keeps daily sailing legs manageable (generally 15–30 nautical miles).

Day 1 – Split → Brač (Bol)

Sailing: 2–3 hours

Onshore activities

Walk to Zlatni Rat, Croatia's most famous beach

Hike or taxi to Vidova Gora, the highest point on any Adriatic island

Explore Bol's waterfront promenade

Sunset drinks overlooking the harbour

Evening vibe: Relaxed coastal town with good seafood and wine.

Day 2 – Brač → Hvar Town

Sailing: 3–4 hours

Onshore activities

Climb to Fortica Fortress for panoramic views

Wander the Venetian old town

Visit St. Stephen's Square

Sample local Hvar wines

Optional

Stop for a swim in the Pakleni Islands before entering port. Hvar is famous for both nightlife and beautiful coves.

Evening vibe: Chic, energetic, and lively.

Day 3 – Hvar → Vis

Sailing: 3–4 hours

Onshore activities

Explore Vis Town or Komiža

Scooter tour through vineyards and old military tunnels

Visit Stiniva Bay

Fresh seafood dinner at a waterfront konoba

Optional excursion

Take a small boat to the Blue Cave on nearby Biševo Island. Vis is often considered one of Croatia's most authentic islands because of its long military isolation.

Evening vibe: Quiet, authentic, less commercial.

Day 4 – Vis → Korčula

Sailing: 5–6 hours

Onshore activities

Explore the medieval walled old town

Walk the city ramparts

Visit local wineries in Lumbarda

Sunset cocktails overlooking the Pelješac Channel

Korčula is often called a "mini Dubrovnik" because of its historic stone architecture.

Evening vibe: Historic and romantic.

Day 5 – Korčula → Mljet National Park

Sailing: 3–4 hours

Onshore activities

Cycle around the famous saltwater lakes

Kayak on Veliko Jezero

Visit the Benedictine monastery on St Mary's Islet

Swim in secluded coves

Mljet is one of Croatia's greenest islands and consistently ranks as a highlight for sailors.

Evening vibe: Nature-focused and peaceful.

Day 6 – Mljet → Šipan (Elaphiti Islands)

Sailing: 4–5 hours

Onshore activities

Walk through olive groves and old villages

Swim in quiet bays

Visit local family-run wineries

Enjoy a slow Dalmatian dinner

This is your decompression day before Dubrovnik. The Elaphiti Islands are far less crowded than the major stops.

Evening vibe: Sleepy island charm.

Day 7 – Šipan → Dubrovnik

Sailing: 2–3 hours

Onshore activities

Walk Dubrovnik's city walls

Explore the UNESCO-listed Old Town

Ride the cable car to Mount Srđ

Visit hidden bars outside the walls

Celebrate the end of the voyage with a harbour-front dinner

Dubrovnik provides a dramatic finale after a week of island hopping.

Best for Different Interests,     More adventure

Replace Šipan with Lastovo Nature Park:

Stargazing

Sea caves

Hiking trails

Much fewer tourists

More nightlife

Spend two nights around Hvar and skip Šipan.

More hiking and nature

Add:

Vidova Gora (Brač)

Mljet National Park

Mount Srđ (Dubrovnik)

Food & wine focus

Look for:

Plavac Mali wines on Hvar and Korčula

Oysters near Ston

Fresh lobster around Vis

Family-run konobas on Šipan

Best months

May–June: Warm, green landscapes, fewer crowds

September: Warm sea, harvest season, calmer atmosphere

July–August: Most lively but busiest and hottest

This route gives you a strong balance of sailing, culture, hiking, swimming, food, and historic towns without spending every day underway.

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The top 4 luxury yacht charter destinations in France

France is one of the world’s premier yacht charter hubs, home to a myriad of opulent marinas and infrastructure that makes sailing between them easy. And although the Côte d’Azur, in the south of the country, isn’t the only place you can begin your voyage from, it boasts some of the most iconic destinations that together, make for an incredible itinerary and a yachting holiday you’ll never forget.

With a number of superyacht-friendly ports located all along the Côte d’Azur, all in some of Europe’s most elegant and extravagant destinations that are worthy of a place on every luxury traveller’s bucket list, there’s nowhere better to embark on a summer yachting adventure.

Here, we take a look at four of the most notable bases for luxury yacht charters in France where you can hop on board your luxury vessel and get going from –as well as enjoying the lavish atmospheres they have to offer while you’re there.

                                                                           CANNES

Although perhaps best-known for the iconic annual Cannes Film Festival, which attracts film stars and other celebrities from across the globe, Cannes’ golden beaches, lavish  hotels and designer boutiques make it easily one of the most upscale destinations in all of France. 

It also happens to be one of the most significant luxury yacht charter bases in the Mediterranean, enjoying a privileged central location on the French Riviera that makes it the perfect jumping-off point for exploring the coast, whichever direction you plan on heading in.

The main port of Port Canto takes yacht and superyacht activity in its stride, and throughout the summer months, you’ll often spot some of the most extravagant vessels in the world moored here. Yacht charters often set off from the port, but the nearby Vieux port is another option from which you can kick off your journey in style.

A real selling point of Cannes in terms of luxury yacht charters is the impeccable infrastructure and operational excellence it offers, ensuring that both arriving and leaving feel as seamless as they should.

                                                                  SAINT-TROPEZ

When it comes to France’s most glamorous destinations, Saint-Tropez is right up there at the top of the list. Steeped in luxury and sophistication, over recent years it has become a playground for the global elite, boasting lavish five star hotels, Michelin-starred eateries and a plethora of elevated beach clubs, making it a must-visit location along the Côte d’Azur. 

Even better, it’s an excellent starting point for embarking on your yachting escape, with lavish vessels kept moored and waiting in the marina for monied holidaymakers to climb on board. The marina is located just steps from the town centre, so when you’re not sipping Champagne on the sundeck or enjoying a gourmet meal prepared by an esteemed French chef, you can wander to one of the nearby wine bars or seafood restaurants, peruse the town’s array of luxury boutiques and soak up the chic Saint-Tropez vibe.

Although Saint-Tropez is a great place to charter a luxury yacht from, it often works best as a mid-route stopover on those that aim to take in a variety of destinations along the Côte d’Azur.

                                                                         ANTIBES

 Port Vauban in Antibes is considered to be one of the most significant yacht harbours not just in Europe, but the entire world – and with good reason. The marina is extensive, and its ability to cater to some of the largest yachts in a way that other harbours cannot means that many charter companies choose to operate from here, with numerous private owners also berthing their yachts here throughout the year. 

As well as offering full-service facilities to meet the needs of yacht owners and charter companies alike, the port is located appealingly close to Antibes’ charming old town, where you can stroll through historic streets, peruse Provençal markets and dine at one of the many upscale eateries. Just like Cannes and Saint-Tropez, Antibes is a sophisticated spot where you’ll rub shoulders with the world’s wealthy, and makes an excellent stop on any yachting route, as well as the ideal place to begin or end it.

                                                                               NICE

Most visitors to the French Riviera fly into Nice – which tells you something about the kind of infrastructure it offers, and it’s something that also extends to its marinas. Port Lympia is invariably lined with luxury yachts throughout the year, and another major base for charter operators – so if you’re looking for somewhere convenient to set sail from to explore the region’s coastline, then this is it. 

But Nice isn’t just a top player when it comes to logistics, and is a highly desirable destination in itself, so you won’t want to miss out on spending some time here before or after your yachting adventure ends. Its old town, all winding streets and traditional architecture, is packed with excellent restaurants and stylish shops, and its pretty pebbled beaches are lined with glamorous beach clubs serving up fresh seafood and Champagne.

From Nice, destinations like Monaco and Villefranche-sur-Mer are in particularly easy reach, but other destinations along the coast are just as accessible.

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A classic 7-day gulet cruise along Turkey's Turquoise Coast

 

A classic 7-day gulet cruise along Turkey's Turquoise Coast is one of the best sailing holidays in the Mediterranean.

The Fethiye–Kekova–Fethiye route offers a wonderful balance of sailing, swimming, history, and time ashore, with calm waters and spectacular scenery.

Day 1 – Fethiye to Butterfly Valley & St. Nicholas Island

Board your traditional gulet in the afternoon.

Sail to Butterfly Valley for a swim.

Continue to St. Nicholas Island.

Onshore activities

Walk to the Byzantine church ruins.

Watch the sunset from the island's hilltop.

Enjoy your first traditional Turkish dinner on board.

Day 2 – Ölüdeniz and Kaş

Sail to the famous Ölüdeniz Blue Lagoon before continuing to the charming harbour town of Kaş.

Onshore activities

Wander through boutique shops and cafés.

Visit the ancient theatre overlooking the sea.

Optional scuba diving or sea kayaking.

Evening stroll along the waterfront.

Day 3 – Kekova and the Sunken City

Cruise over the waters of Sunken City of Kekova, where ancient ruins lie beneath the sea.

Onshore activities

Explore Simena Castle.

Climb for panoramic views.

Sample homemade Turkish ice cream in Kaleköy.

Swim from the gulet in secluded coves.

Day 4 – Demre and Myra

Anchor near Demre.

Onshore activities

Visit Ancient City of Myra with its impressive Lycian rock tombs.

Explore the Church of St. Nicholas, associated with the historical inspiration for Santa Claus.

Browse local markets.

Day 5 – Firnaz Bay and Hidden Coves

A more relaxed sailing day with several swimming stops.

Onshore activities

Short coastal walks.

Paddleboarding or snorkelling.

Fishing from the gulet.

Enjoy a barbecue dinner under the stars.

Day 6 – Gemiler Bay and Kayaköy

Return towards Fethiye.

Onshore activities

Visit the atmospheric Kayaköy, an abandoned Greek village.

Explore its stone houses and churches.

Stop for coffee in a traditional village café.

Day 7 – Return to Fethiye

After breakfast, sail back into Fethiye.

Before departure

Visit the lively fish market.

Explore the old town (Paspatur).

Shop for Turkish ceramics, spices, and textiles.

If time allows, visit the Lycian rock tombs overlooking the town.

Typical inclusions

Private ensuite cabin.

Breakfast, lunch and dinner freshly prepared on board.

Tea and coffee.

Professional captain and crew.

Fuel and harbour fees.

Snorkelling equipment (on many gulets).

Optional activities

Tandem paragliding over Ölüdeniz.

Scuba diving.

Sea kayaking.

Guided archaeological tours.

Turkish bath (hamam) in Fethiye or Kaş.

This itinerary combines leisurely sailing with ancient history, picturesque harbours, hidden swimming bays, and authentic Turkish villages, 

making it one of the most rewarding week-long gulet adventures on the Turquoise Coast.

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A combined relaxed sailing adventure with quiet anchorages, medieval villages, beaches, and excellent food

 

Day 1 – Chios Town to Karfas

A gentle first sail lets everyone settle into the boat.

On shore

Relax on Karfas' sandy beach.

Swim or paddleboard in calm water.

Sunset drinks along the promenade.

Dinner featuring fresh octopus and local white wine.

Overnight

Anchor off the bay or use local moorings if available.

Day 2 – Karfas to Emporios

Sail south along the east coast before rounding into one of Chios' prettiest harbours.

On shore

Walk to Mavra Volia, the famous black volcanic pebble beach.

Visit the nearby mastic-producing villages.

Sample locally produced mastic liqueur and sweets.

Short walk through olive groves.

Evening

Harbour taverna overlooking the fishing boats.

Day 3 – Emporios to Limenas Mesta

A short passage leaves plenty of time ashore.

On shore

Explore Mesta, one of Greece's finest preserved fortified medieval villages.

Highlights include:

Labyrinth streets

Byzantine churches

Small artisan shops

Traditional cafés

Local cheeses and mastic products

Stay long enough to wander after the day visitors have left.

Day 4 – Mesta to Elinda Bay

A peaceful anchorage on the west coast.

Activities

Snorkelling in exceptionally clear water

Paddleboarding

Coastal walk among pine-covered hills

Sunset from the cliffs

This is one of the quietest nights of the cruise with very little development ashore.

Day 5 – Elinda Bay to Volissos

Continue north along the rugged west coast.

On shore

Visit Volissos Castle for panoramic views.

Then enjoy:

Traditional village streets

Small bakery

Local honey

Excellent seafood tavernas

Nearby beaches such as Lefkathia are worth a swim before dinner.

Day 6 – Volissos to Langada

Sail around the northern tip of Chios.

Langada is an authentic fishing harbour that feels very different from the tourist resorts.

On shore

Walk the harbour at sunset.

Watch local fishing boats return.

Seafood dinner specialising in lobster pasta (season permitting).

Evening stroll to nearby coves.

If conditions are calm you could instead anchor off one of the small bays north of Langada for a quieter night.

Day 7 – Langada to Chios Town

A relaxed final sail back to base.

If time allows before disembarkation:

Visit Nea Moni of Chios, renowned for its remarkable 11th-century mosaics.

Wander the old Turkish quarter.

Browse local food shops for mastic products, citrus preserves and ouzo.

Enjoy one last coffee on the waterfront.

Optional day trip to Psara

If your crew enjoys longer passages and the weather is settled, you could replace Days 4–5 with an overnight visit to Psara. The crossing is around 22 nautical miles each way, making it a rewarding but more demanding addition with excellent swimming, quiet anchorages and a wonderfully traditional atmosphere.

Seasonal sailing notes

Summer Meltemi winds can exceed 25 knots, especially around the northern capes.

The west coast generally offers more secluded anchorages than the east.

Fuel, water and provisions are easiest to obtain in Chios Town; stock up before departure.

Daily passages in this itinerary range from approximately 6–18 nautical miles, leaving plenty of time for swimming and exploring ashore rather than spending the whole day under sail.

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7 Day Balearic Sailing Adventure

 

Here's a 7-day Balearic sailing itinerary that balances good sailing passages, anchorages, beaches, hiking, culture, and food. It assumes a monohull or catamaran charter starting and ending in Mallorca during the sailing season (May–September).

Day 1: Palma → Cabrera (20 nm)

Start from Palma de Mallorca and sail south to Cabrera Archipelago National Park.

Onshore activities

Walk up to Cabrera Castle for panoramic views.

Explore the island's nature trails.

Swim or snorkel in crystal-clear protected waters.

Visit the famous Blue Cave if conditions allow.

Overnight: Mooring in Cabrera (book ahead during summer).

Day 2: Cabrera → Colònia de Sant Jordi → Es Trenc (10–15 nm)

A relaxed day along Mallorca's southeast coast.

Onshore activities

Wander around Colònia de Sant Jordi.

Walk the dunes and white sands of Es Trenc.

Try paddleboarding or kayaking along the coast.

Enjoy fresh seafood at a waterfront restaurant.

Overnight: Anchorage near Es Trenc.

Day 3: Southeast Mallorca → Cala d'Or → Porto Petro (15–20 nm)

Cruise among Mallorca's picturesque calas.

Onshore activities

Explore the coves around Cala d'Or.

Rent bikes and ride coastal paths.

Visit the fishing harbour of Porto Petro.

Sunset drinks overlooking the marina.

Overnight: Porto Petro.

Day 4: Mallorca → Formentera (45–55 nm)

The longest sailing leg, ideally with an early start.

Arrive at Formentera, known for Caribbean-like water.

Onshore activities

Cycle the island's quiet roads.

Visit La Mola Lighthouse.

Relax on the beaches of Ses Illetes.

Enjoy a beachside dinner.

Overnight: Anchorage or marina in Formentera.

Day 5: Formentera → Ibiza (10–15 nm)

A short sail north to Ibiza.

Onshore activities

Explore the UNESCO-listed old town of Dalt Vila.

Visit local galleries and boutiques.

Hike sections of the coastal cliffs.

Experience Ibiza's renowned dining and nightlife at your preferred pace.

Overnight: Ibiza Town or nearby anchorage.

Day 6: Ibiza West Coast Exploration (15–20 nm)

Cruise along Ibiza's dramatic western shoreline.

Onshore activities

Swim and snorkel in secluded coves.

Visit viewpoints overlooking Es Vedrà.

Take a coastal hike near Cala d'Hort.

Watch one of the Mediterranean's most famous sunsets.

Overnight: West-coast anchorage.

Day 7: Return Passage to Mallorca (55–65 nm)

A full sailing day back toward Palma.

Optional stop if conditions permit

Lunch anchorage near Sant Elm.

Short walk with views toward Sa Dragonera Natural Park.

Arrive back in Palma for your final evening ashore.

Why this route works so well

Mixture of three islands: Mallorca, Formentera, and Ibiza.

Includes protected nature reserves, historic towns, beaches, cycling, hiking, and snorkeling.

Only two longer offshore passages (Mallorca–Formentera and Ibiza–Mallorca).

Suitable for intermediate sailors or a skippered charter.

Provides a balance between adventure and relaxed exploration.

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Corsica boasts over 1,000 km of coastline, featuring a variety of landscapes from sandy beaches to rugged cliffs and secluded coves and Ports

 

For a balanced week with good sailing, memorable anchorages, and plenty of time ashore, I'd suggest a west-and-south Corsica loop from Ajaccio. It avoids long offshore passages, includes Corsica's most dramatic scenery, and offers a mix of hiking, historic towns, beaches, food, and wine. The west coast is often considered the island's most spectacular cruising area because of the red cliffs of Scandola and Piana, the fishing village of Girolata, and the citadels of Calvi and Bonifacio.

Day 1 – Ajaccio → Cargèse

Sailing: 15–20 nm

Ashore

Explore the Greek-Corsican village of Cargèse.

Walk between its unusual facing Greek and Latin churches.

Sunset drinks overlooking the bay.

Sample Corsican charcuterie and local cheeses.

A gentle first day that lets everyone settle into the boat before longer passages.

Day 2 – Cargèse → Girolata

Sailing: 20–25 nm

Pass the dramatic red cliffs of the Calanques de Piana and enter the UNESCO-listed Scandola area.

Ashore

Wander through tiny Girolata.

Hike up to the Genoese fort for views over the gulf.

Swim and snorkel in exceptionally clear water.

Evening

Anchor rather than use a marina for one of the most atmospheric nights of the trip.

Day 3 – Girolata → Calvi

Sailing: 25–30 nm

Ashore

Spend the afternoon in Calvi.

Activities:

Walk the impressive Genoese citadel.

Explore the old streets and waterfront.

Visit local wine bars in the Balagne region.

Optional e-bike ride into the surrounding countryside.

Dinner

One of the better restaurant nights of the week.

Day 4 – Calvi → Saint-Florent

Sailing: 20–25 nm

Cruise along the Balagne coast toward Saint-Florent.

Ashore

Wine tasting in the Patrimonio vineyards.

Hike into the Agriates Desert.

Beach walk at Saleccia or Lotu.

The Patrimonio wine region is one of Corsica's best-known wine-producing areas.

Day 5 – Saint-Florent → Propriano

Sailing: 35–40 nm

This is the longest sailing day and rewards you with a quiet side of Corsica.

Ashore

In Propriano:stroll the marina and old town.

Visit prehistoric sites such as Filitosa if transport is available.

Enjoy a relaxed seafood dinner.

Day 6 – Propriano → Bonifacio

Sailing: 20–25 nm

Arrive beneath the spectacular limestone cliffs of Bonifacio, arguably Corsica's most dramatic harbour.

Ashore

Explore the medieval citadel.

Walk the ramparts.

Descend (or admire) the famous King of Aragon Staircase.

Take an evening walk along the cliff edge.

This is usually the high light town of the cruise.

Day 7 – Bonifacio → Ajaccio (or nearby final anchorage)

Sailing: 30–40 nm depending on route

Final-day options

If conditions are favourable:

Stop at the Lavezzi Islands for swimming.

Enjoy a final long lunch at anchor.

Return toward Ajaccio for evening disembarkation or overnight.

The Lavezzi Islands are one of the most beautiful protected marine areas in southern Corsica.

Best Onshore Activities During the Week

Historic towns Bonifacio, Calvi

Wine tasting Saint-Florent / Patrimonio

Coastal hiking Girolata, Agriates

Beaches Lavezzi Islands, Saleccia

Local food Cargèse, Bonifacio, Propriano

Snorkelling Scandola, Girolata, Lavezzi

Photography/scenery Piana, Scandola, Bonifacio

Practical Notes

Total sailing distance: roughly 170–190 nautical miles.

Best season: late May–June or September.

The prevailing Mistral/Maestrale winds can make the west coast lively, so keep the itinerary flexible. Sailors familiar with the area often recommend treating the Bonifacio Strait and west-coast headlands with respect when strong winds are forecast.

Reserve marina berths in Calvi and Bonifacio well ahead during summer.

This route gives you a very "Corsican" week: dramatic scenery, authentic villages, good sailing legs, wine country, hiking, beaches, and two of the island's finest historic towns without feeling rushed.

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Turkey Sailing Adventure

 

This 7-day sailing trip on Turkey’s Turquoise Coast is to start and finish in Göcek or Fethiye. The waters are sheltered, sailing distances are manageable, and you can combine swimming, ancient ruins, hiking, and lively waterfront towns.

Day 1 – Göcek to Bedri Rahmi Bay

Sailing: 1–2 hours

Onshore activities:

Explore the famous rock painting left by Turkish artist and writer Bedri Rahmi Eyüboğlu.

Short coastal walks through pine forests.

Swim and paddleboard in calm coves.

Evening: Anchor in a quiet bay and enjoy a waterfront dinner.

Day 2 – Tersane Island and Cleopatra's Bay

Sailing: Short island-hopping day

Onshore activities:

Walk among Byzantine and Ottoman-era ruins on Tersane Island.

Snorkel above submerged archaeological remains in Cleopatra's Bay.

Easy hiking trails with panoramic views over the Gulf of Fethiye.

Day 3 – Ölüdeniz and Butterfly Valley

Sailing: 2–3 hours

Onshore activities:

Visit Butterfly Valley and hike into the canyon.

Relax at the Blue Lagoon in Ölüdeniz.

Try tandem paragliding from Babadağ, one of Europe's best launch sites.

Day 4 – Gemiler Island to Kalkan

Sailing: 4–5 hours

Onshore activities:

Explore Byzantine churches and ruins on Gemiler Island.

Wander the whitewashed streets of Kalkan.

Sunset drinks overlooking the harbour.

Day 5 – Kaş

Sailing: 1–2 hours

Onshore activities:

Explore the old town of Kaş.

Visit Lycian rock tombs and the ancient theatre.

Optional sea-kayaking or diving excursions.

Browse local artisan shops and cafés.

Day 6 – Kekova and Üçağız

Sailing: 2–3 hours

Onshore activities:

Cruise above the famous Sunken City of Kekova.

Walk through the village of Üçağız.

Hike up to Simena Castle for spectacular views.

Try homemade ice cream in Kaleköy.

Day 7 – Return toward Göcek/Fethiye

Sailing: Longer passage back

Onshore activities before departure:

Explore the marina and old town of Fethiye.

Visit the Tomb of Amyntas.

Browse the fish market and local bazaars.

Enjoy a final Turkish breakfast before disembarking.

Why this route works

Mixes relaxed sailing with substantial shore exploration.

Includes ancient Lycian history, hiking, village life, and beaches.

Features the coast's highlights: Ölüdeniz, Butterfly Valley, Kaş, and Kekova.

Suitable for both bareboat charters and skippered yachts, with mostly protected waters and manageable daily distances.

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Croatian Sailing Adventure

 

This 7-day sailing route along the Croatian coast works best if you keep daily passages relatively short (2–5 hours), leaving plenty of time for swimming, old towns, hiking, vineyards, and relaxed evenings ashore and  assumes a one-way route from Split to Dubrovnik in summer conditions, using a monohull or catamaran rental.

Day 1 — Split → Milna (Brač Island)

Sailing time: ~2 hours

Start in Split and provision before departure. The marina area is lively and easy for a first-night departure.

Sail across to Milna on Brač, a calm harbour ideal for settling into boat life.

Onshore activities

Explore the stone alleys and waterfront cafés

Swim in nearby coves

Sunset drinks along the marina promenade

Optional bike rental around the coastline

Dinner suggestion, Fresh Adriatic seafood and local olive oil dishes are the highlights here.

Day 2 — Milna → Hvar Town

Sailing time: ~3–4 hours

Sail to Hvar, one of Croatia’s best-known island towns.

Anchor briefly at the Pakleni Islands for lunch and swimming before entering Hvar harbour in the afternoon.

Onshore activities

Walk up to Fortica Fortress for panoramic views

Visit the Venetian-era old town

Cocktail bars and lively nightlife

Lavender and wine tasting excursions inland

Good to know, Hvar marina fills early in peak season, so reserving a berth helps.

Day 3 — Hvar → Vis

Sailing time: ~3 hours

Head farther offshore to Vis, historically isolated and quieter than Hvar.

You can berth in Vis Town or Komiža depending on weather and atmosphere preference.

Onshore activities

Visit former Yugoslav military tunnels

Wine tasting featuring local Vugava wines

Scooter tour around the island

Fresh lobster and octopus dishes in Komiža

Optional excursion, Take a small-boat trip to the Blue Cave on nearby Biševo Island early in the morning before crowds arrive.

Day 4 — Vis → Korčula

Sailing time: ~4–5 hours

A longer but beautiful sail southward to Korčula.

Korčula’s medieval walls and narrow streets make it one of the Adriatic’s most atmospheric towns.

Onshore activities

Explore the fortified old town

Local white wine tasting (Pošip and Grk varieties)

Cycle through vineyards and olive groves

Evening traditional sword dance performances (seasonal)

Atmosphere, Less party-focused than Hvar, more refined and cultural.

Day 5 — Korčula → Mljet National Park

Sailing time: ~3 hours

Cruise to Mljet National Park, famous for pine forests and saltwater lakes.

Moor at Polače or Pomena.

Onshore activities

Cycle around the salt lakes

Kayaking and paddleboarding

Visit the Benedictine monastery on St. Mary’s Islet

Hiking through shaded forest trails

This is usually the most peaceful and nature-focused stop of the week.

Day 6 — Mljet → Šipan or Lopud (Elafiti Islands)

Sailing time: ~3–4 hours

Sail toward the Elafiti Islands near Dubrovnik.

Good overnight options include:

Šipan for quiet fishing-village charm

Lopud for beaches and relaxed restaurants

Onshore activities

Walk car-free island lanes

Sea kayaking

Swim at sandy Šunj Beach on Lopud

Olive oil tastings and family-run konobas

Evening vibe, Very relaxed final island night before Dubrovnik.

Day 7 — Elafiti Islands → Dubrovnik

Sailing time: ~2–3 hours

Finish in Dubrovnik.

Approaching Dubrovnik by sea is one of the great Adriatic arrivals.

Onshore activities

Walk the city walls early morning or evening

Explore limestone streets of the Old Town

Cable car to Mount Srđ

Sea kayaking beneath the fortifications

Visit filming locations from Game of Thrones

Final evening, A harbour-front dinner inside the old city walls is a memorable finish.

This route balances:-

Moderate sailing distances, Historic towns, Swimming stops, Nature experiences, Nightlife and quieter evenings

It avoids overly ambitious passages that can make a one-week charter feel rushed.

Best Time to Go, May–June, Warm weather,Fewer crowds

Best sailing conditions overall, September, Warm sea, Excellent food and wine season, More relaxed marinas

July–August, Hottest and busiest, Reserve marinas well in advance

Practical Tips :-

A catamaran is ideal for comfort and swimming access.

Mooring reservations are increasingly important in summer.

Croatia uses the euro.

Many island restaurants accept cards, but carrying some cash helps.

Afternoon winds (Maestral) are generally favourable for sailing north-to-south.

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Sailing around the Bay of Naples and the Amalfi Coast

 

Here’s a relaxed but activity-rich 7-day sailing itinerary around the Bay of Naples and the Amalfi Coast. It balances short sailing legs with time ashore for hiking, food, archaeology, beach clubs, and villages 

Overview

Route: Naples → Procida → Ischia → Capri → Positano → Amalfi/Ravello → Sorrento → Naples

Best months: May–June or September (warm water, fewer crowds)

Sailing level: Easy to moderate coastal sailing with mostly short hops

Typical daily sail: 2–5 hours

Day 1 — Naples → Procida

Sail Approx. 12–15 nautical miles

Procida feels far more authentic and relaxed than Capri. The pastel harbour at Marina Corricella is gorgeous at sunset.

Onshore activities

Wander the fishing lanes of Procida

Swim at Chiaiolella Beach

Visit Terra Murata fortress

Long seafood lunch overlooking the harbour

Aperitivo by the waterfront

Evening vibe

Quiet, local, romantic.

Day 2 — Procida → Ischia

Sail Approx. 10 nautical miles

Ischia combines volcanic scenery, thermal spas, vineyards, and beaches.

Onshore activities

Spend the afternoon at thermal spas like Negombo or Poseidon Gardens

Visit Aragonese Castle

Wine tasting on Mount Epomeo slopes

Sunset hike or scooter tour

Optional snorkeling around volcanic coves

The island is especially known for its hot springs and lush landscape.

Best overnight anchorage

Sant’Angelo or Ischia Porto.

Day 3 — Ischia → Capri

Sail Approx. 18–20 nautical miles

Capri is glamorous, dramatic, and best enjoyed after the daytime crowds leave.

Onshore activities

Early-morning Blue Grotto visit

Chairlift to Monte Solaro in Anacapri

Walk Via Krupp and Giardini di Augusto

Swim beneath Faraglioni rocks

Dinner in Anacapri instead of busy Capri town

Travelers repeatedly recommend staying overnight in Capri to experience the island after ferries depart.

Evening vibe

Upscale but magical after dark.

Day 4 — Capri → Positano

Sail Approx. 13 nautical miles

Positano is the iconic cliffside Amalfi Coast town.

Onshore activities

Beach clubs at Spiaggia Grande or Fornillo

Boutique shopping

Sunset cocktails overlooking the bay

Optional cooking class

Coastal kayaking

Optional active excursion

Start the Path of the Gods hike from nearby Nocelle.

Many sailing itineraries include this Capri–Positano leg because it’s scenic and short.

Day 5 — Positano → Amalfi & Ravello

Sail Approx. 6–8 nautical miles

Amalfi offers history and easier access to inland villages.

Onshore activities

Visit Amalfi Cathedral

Lemon grove tour and limoncello tasting

Bus or taxi to Ravello

Explore Villa Cimbrone and Villa Rufolo

Attend an outdoor concert if timing works

Optional hike

Valle delle Ferriere nature reserve.

Ravello is consistently highlighted for panoramic gardens and concerts.

Day 6 — Amalfi → Sorrento

Sail Approx. 18 nautical miles

Sorrento is practical, lively, and a great final mainland stop.

Onshore activities

Explore Piazza Tasso

Lemon farm tour

Sunset dinner overlooking Mount Vesuvius

Optional Pompeii excursion

Gelato crawl through the old town

Optional full-day excursion

Visit Pompeii Archaeological Park or hike Mount Vesuvius.

Travelers often suggest Pompeii deserves most of a day, while Herculaneum is easier if short on time.

Day 7 — Sorrento → Naples

Sail Approx. 15 nautical miles

Final day ideas in Naples

Street-food tour

Underground Naples tour

Pizza pilgrimage

Archaeological Museum

Espresso crawl through the Spanish Quarter

Ideal farewell dinner

Classic Neapolitan pizza and local Falanghina wine.

Practical Tips

Most charters start from:

Naples

Procida

Marina di Stabia

Salerno

Weather

September is often considered the sweet spot:

Warm sea

Less crowded marinas

More stable sailing conditions

Moorings

Book Capri and Positano well ahead in summer.

Recommended pace

Don’t overpack the itinerary. The biggest mistake on this coast is trying to see too many towns in one day.

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Ibiza Sailing Extravaganza

 

Ibiza is perfect for combining sailing with onshore exploration—beautiful waters, hidden coves, vibrant culture, and great food. Here’s a 7-day sailing itinerary that balances cruising and land activities:

Day 1: Arrival & Ibiza Town

Morning/Afternoon: Arrive at Ibiza Marina, check into your yacht or catamaran.

Evening: Explore Dalt Vila, the UNESCO-listed old town with cobbled streets and panoramic views. Enjoy a tapas dinner at a local restaurant.

Onshore activity: Walking tour of Dalt Vila and harbor area.

Day 2: Ibiza Town → Cala Jondal (≈15 nm)

Morning: Set sail south towards Cala Jondal, known for its beach clubs and clear waters.

Afternoon: Anchor, swim, or snorkel.

Evening: Dine at Blue Marlin beach club for sunset vibes.

Onshore activity: Beach club relaxation, paddleboarding, or short hike to nearby coves.

Day 3: Cala Jondal → Es Vedrà → Cala d’Hort (≈8 nm)

Morning: Sail past the iconic Es Vedrà rock, shrouded in myths and legends.

Afternoon: Anchor at Cala d’Hort. Hike to viewpoints for stunning views of Es Vedrà.

Evening: Casual dinner at a seaside restaurant.

Onshore activity: Short coastal hike and sunset photography.

Day 4: Cala d’Hort → San Antonio Bay → Cala Salada (≈12 nm)

Morning: Cruise to San Antonio Bay, famous for its lively sunset scene.

Afternoon: Anchor at Cala Salada for swimming and snorkeling in crystal-clear waters.

Evening: Visit Café del Mar for the classic sunset experience.

Onshore activity: Sunset café visit and coastal stroll.

Day 5: Cala Salada → Formentera (≈20 nm)

Morning: Sail to the island of Formentera, renowned for turquoise waters and pristine beaches.

Afternoon: Explore Ses Illetes Beach and its shallow, calm waters.

Evening: Rent a bicycle or scooter to explore the small island villages.

Onshore activity: Bike tour of Formentera, beach picnic.

Day 6: Formentera → Santa Eulalia → Cala Llonga (≈15 nm)

Morning: Sail back towards Ibiza, stopping at Santa Eulalia for a more relaxed town experience.

Afternoon: Anchor at Cala Llonga, enjoy water sports, swimming, or just sunbathe.

Evening: Dinner in Santa Eulalia’s marina, sample local seafood.

Onshore activity: Visit the Santa Eulalia promenade and marina.

Day 7: Cala Llonga → Ibiza Town → Departure (≈10 nm)

Morning: Return to Ibiza Town marina.

Afternoon: Quick shopping, café breaks, or last swim at Talamanca Beach.

Evening: Disembark and depart.

Onshore activity: Leisurely town stroll, souvenir shopping, last sunset at the harbor.

Tips & Extras

Charter options: Catamaran or sailing yacht.

Activities to pack: Snorkel gear, hiking shoes, paddleboards, bicycles (especially for Formentera).

Dining: Mix casual beach clubs with authentic local tapas or seafood restaurants.

Anchor spots: Cala d’Hort, Cala Salada, and Ses Illetes are perfect for swimming and privacy.

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Greek Island Hopping Challenge

A 7-day Greek island sailing holiday itinerary. 

Best months: May–June or September for warm weather and fewer crowds.

Day 1 — Athens → Kea

Sailing: ~4 hours

Onshore activities

Wander the hilltop village of Ioulida

Visit the ancient Lion of Kea

Sunset drinks in the harbour at Vourkari

Swim at Otzias Beach

Evening vibe

Very relaxed and authentically Greek — a soft landing after arriving in Athens.

Day 2 — Kea → Kythnos

Sailing: ~3 hours

Onshore activities

Bathe in the natural thermal springs at Loutra

Hike to the double-beach at Kolona

Paddleboard or kayak around sheltered bays

Tavern dinner by the water

Kythnos is much quieter than Santorini/Mykonos and ideal for swimming days.

Day 3 — Kythnos → Syros

Sailing: ~4 hours

Onshore activities

Explore elegant Ermoupoli with its pastel mansions

Climb to Ano Syros for panoramic views

Try local loukoumi sweets

Optional winery visit

Syros is one of the most underrated islands in the Cyclades — cultural, stylish, and far less touristy.

Day 4 — Syros → Paros

Sailing: ~4–5 hours

Onshore activities

Explore Naoussa’s fishing harbour

Windsurfing or kitesurfing

Beach afternoon at Golden Beach

Cycladic cooking class

Sunset cocktails overlooking the marina

Paros gives you the classic Greek postcard experience without Mykonos prices or crowds.

Day 5 — Paros → Naxos

Sailing: Short hop (~2 hours)

Onshore activities

Hike mountain villages like Halki or Apeiranthos

Visit the Temple of Demeter

Try local cheeses and kitron liqueur

Windsurfing at Mikri Vigla

Sunset at the Portara ruins

Naxos is brilliant for food lovers and active travellers.

Day 6 — Naxos → Sounion

Longer sailing day: ~6 hours

Onshore activities

Swim beneath the cliffs

Visit the spectacular Temple of Poseidon

Watch sunset over the Aegean

One of the great sailing arrivals in Greece.

Day 7 — Sounion → Athens

Sailing: ~4 hours

Optional final activities

Acropolis visit

Rooftop dinner in Plaka

Athens food tour

National Archaeological Museum

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The Algarve is renowned for its breathtaking beaches, vibrant culture, and year-round pleasant weather

Here is a 7-day sailing holiday itinerary along the Algarve which is a brilliant idea because the coastline is compact, varied, and full of sheltered anchorages—so you can combine relaxed cruising with genuinely interesting shore days. The best itineraries typically move west ↔ east along the coast, mixing dramatic cliffs, historic towns, and nature reserves.

Day 1 – Lagos (embarkation & coastal warm-up)

Sail: Short afternoon cruise along the coast

Highlights:

Ponta da Piedade cliffs (iconic rock formations)

Anchor near Praia do Camilo

Onshore ideas:

Explore Lagos old town (fort walls, cafés)

Sunset drinks overlooking the cliffs

👉 This area is one of the Algarve’s most dramatic coastal landscapes and a common sailing starting point.

Day 2 – Lagos → Sagres (wild west coast)

Sail: 2–3 hrs west

Highlights: Rugged Atlantic coastline

Onshore ideas:

Visit Cabo de São Vicente (south-west tip of Europe)

Explore Sagres fortress

Optional: surf lesson (great beginner waves)

👉 The west coast is quieter, more rugged, and less developed—perfect contrast to the central Algarve.

Day 3 – Sagres → Portimão

Sail: Back east along cliffs

Highlights: Dolphin spotting possible

Onshore ideas:

Marina stroll in Portimão

Beach time at Praia da Rocha

Optional: dolphin-watching or cave boat tour

👉 Boat trips to caves and dolphins are a major highlight in this stretch.

Day 4 – Portimão → Benagil / Carvoeiro

Sail: Short scenic hop

Highlights:

Benagil Cave (must-see sea cave)

Golden limestone cliffs

Onshore ideas:

Kayak or paddleboard into Benagil cave

Walk part of the Seven Hanging Valleys Trail

Dinner in Carvoeiro village

👉 This is one of the Algarve’s most famous coastal sections.

Day 5 – Carvoeiro → Albufeira / Vilamoura

Sail: 2–3 hrs east

Highlights: Long sandy beaches replacing cliffs

Onshore ideas:

Old town of Albufeira (lively atmosphere)

Vilamoura marina (restaurants, nightlife)

Optional: jet ski / parasailing

👉 This central Algarve zone is more vibrant and social.

Day 6 – Vilamoura → Faro / Ria Formosa

Sail: Into sheltered lagoon waters

Highlights: Barrier islands & calm sailing

Onshore ideas:

Explore Faro old town

Boat or bike around Ria Formosa Natural Park

Visit Ilha Deserta for a quiet beach day

👉 Ria Formosa offers a totally different landscape—lagoons, wildlife, and peaceful islands.

Day 7 – Tavira & return

Sail: Short cruise east (or transfer back depending on charter)

Onshore ideas:

Visit Tavira (one of Algarve’s prettiest towns)

Roman bridge & castle views

Relax on Tavira Island

👉 Tavira gives a more traditional, less touristy feel to end the trip.

🌊 Optional Add-Ons (swap into any day)

Wine tasting at a vineyard inland

Jeep safari in Monchique mountains

Cooking class (cataplana seafood dish)

Coastal hiking or cycling

👉 These activities highlight that the Algarve isn’t just beaches—it also offers inland culture, food, and nature.

⚓ Practical Tips

Best bases: Lagos (west) or Vilamoura (central)

Best time: May–June or Sept–Oct (good weather, fewer crowds)

Sailing style:

Bareboat (if experienced)

Skippered yacht (most popular)

Distances: Short—rarely more than 2–4 hours sailing per day

👍 Why this itinerary works

Mixes dramatic cliffs + sandy beaches + lagoons

Alternates active days (kayak, hike) with relaxed sailing

Keeps sailing legs short so you actually enjoy each stop

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