From Mediterranean harbours to Indian Ocean islands and Thailand’s Andaman coast. Compare the seasons, find your pace and explore a sample week before choosing your yacht.
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Italy
Capri & the Amalfi Coast
Campania brings together island life and a coast made for arriving by sea. Capri’s Faraglioni rise from the water; Ischia offers a different rhythm around its thermal springs. Along the Amalfi Coast, hillside towns, narrow streets and lemon gardens invite time ashore between days on the yacht.
Capri from the sea
Look towards the Faraglioni, then leave time to explore the island ashore.
Amalfi’s old streets
Discover the cathedral square and the lanes of a former maritime republic.
A slower island day
Make room for Ischia’s thermal traditions and a leisurely lunch.
Spring or autumn ashore
If walking the coastal paths matters as much as swimming, spring and autumn offer less heat. Let us balance time ashore with your dates on the water.
Town & island days
Choose this route for a mix of island stops, restaurants and historic towns. Keep a free afternoon for an unplanned swim or a longer lunch.
Choose the right coast
Italy covers several cruising areas. Ask for a yacht confirmed for Campania; a listing elsewhere in Italy does not establish availability on this route.
A week around Campania
Sample itinerary · 7 days
Days 1–2Naples & Ischia
Begin in the bay, with an island day on Ischia.
Day 3Capri
Explore the coastline and take time ashore.
Days 4–5Positano & Amalfi
Turn towards the coast and its hillside towns.
Days 6–7Sorrento & Naples
Return along the peninsula at an unhurried pace.
A starting point for your journey. Your broker and captain will tailor the route to the yacht, weather and local arrangements.
Turkey’s Blue Voyage tradition is an invitation to spend more of the day on the water. Around Göcek, bays and islands give each stop its own character, from Boynuz Bükü to Sarsala and Bedri Rahmi. A journey through the gulf can combine time in the coves with a visit to Fethiye.
A coast of coves
Let the bays around Göcek set the shape of the day.
Island perspectives
Include Domuz Island among the places to explore from the water.
Time in Fethiye
Bring a little harbour life into a week spent around the gulf.
April to early November
Türkiye has a long sailing season. The exact week and choice of bays still depend on local weather and the yacht’s programme.
More time in the bays
This sample stays around the Gulf of Fethiye. It suits a week centred on swimming, meals on board and a few harbour visits.
Start with your rhythm
Tell us whether you prefer a gulet or motor yacht, how much time you want ashore and whether Fethiye is a must. We can shape the week around that.
A Blue Voyage from Göcek
Sample itinerary · 7 days
Days 1–2Göcek & Boynuz Bükü
Settle into life on board and the first bay.
Days 3–4Bedri Rahmi & Sarsala
Give each cove its own part of the journey.
Days 5–6Domuz Island & Fethiye
Pair an island stop with time around the harbour.
Day 7Return to Göcek
Enjoy a final morning in the gulf.
A starting point for your journey. Your broker and captain will tailor the route to the yacht, weather and local arrangements.
Within reach of Athens, the Saronic Islands offer a journey through distinct island personalities. Aegina brings ancient history, Poros a waterfront beneath its clock tower, and Hydra a car-free town of stone mansions. Further on, Spetses adds another chapter of Greece’s maritime heritage.
History on Aegina
Plan a visit to the Temple of Aphaia and sample the island’s pistachios.
Hydra on foot
Explore the harbour and stone-built streets at walking pace.
Spetses by the water
Follow the shore from Dapia towards the Old Port.
May or late September
Early May can mean cooler water and changeable weather. Late September is an option for warmer-water swimming with fewer summer crowds; conditions vary.
A week of island towns
Start near Athens and build the week around Aegina, Poros and Hydra. Add Spetses when the yacht and weather allow a comfortable return.
Keep the route flexible
If your priority is time ashore, allow fewer stops. Confirm the embarkation port and Athens transfers before arranging the rest of your trip.
Islands from Athens
Sample itinerary · 7 days
Days 1–2Athens & Aegina
Begin with an island rich in history.
Day 3Poros
Leave time for the waterfront and the old town.
Days 4–5Hydra & Spetses
Discover two different expressions of island life.
Days 6–7Poros & Athens
Return through the Saronic Gulf.
A starting point for your journey. Your broker and captain will tailor the route to the yacht, weather and local arrangements.
The Côte d’Azur rewards a balance of time ashore and days at sea. Walk the ramparts and old streets of Antibes, explore Sainte-Marguerite among the Lérins Islands, then follow the coast towards the red rocks of the Estérel. Saint-Tropez offers another harbour chapter further west.
Antibes, slowly
Wander the old town, with its artists’ studios and views over the sea.
An island interlude
Discover Sainte-Marguerite’s pine-lined paths and Fort Royal.
The Estérel coastline
See red rock and Mediterranean blue meet along the shore.
Spring & autumn alternatives
Sainte-Marguerite is popular in July and August. Consider spring or autumn for island walks and time ashore with fewer peak-season visitors.
Harbours & island walks
A good fit for a balance of town life and the sea. Combine Antibes and Cannes with a quieter island day instead of changing port every night.
Plan the shore days
Tell us about restaurants or events you want to include. Berths, landing arrangements and the return port need to fit the yacht and your dates.
A Riviera journey
Sample itinerary · 7 days
Days 1–2Antibes & the Lérins Islands
Begin with old-town life and an island day.
Day 3Cannes & the Estérel
Follow the coast towards its red-rock scenery.
Days 4–5Saint-Tropez
Leave time to discover the harbour and the town.
Days 6–7Cannes & Antibes
Retrace the coastline, with room to linger.
A starting point for your journey. Your broker and captain will tailor the route to the yacht, weather and local arrangements.
A week in the Maldives can be built around the water itself: reef visits, lagoon afternoons and islands seen from a different angle each day. This sample keeps to the atolls around Malé instead of trying to cover the whole archipelago. It leaves space to adjust each stop to the sea and the experiences you enjoy most.
Reefs close to Malé
North and South Malé Atolls both offer established dive sites. Choose a yacht and crew suited to the activities you want.
Time to stay still
Leave an afternoon for a lagoon stop instead of filling every day with a crossing.
Your underwater week
Tell us whether you want guided diving, snorkelling or simply swimming. Equipment, guiding and suitable sites need to be agreed for your party.
December to April
The northeast monsoon is the generally drier season. May to November is wetter; rain and local sea conditions can change the order of stops.
Reefs rather than towns
Choose this for time in and around the water. If you want island visits or a resort day, make them part of the brief so access can be confirmed.
Agree the details
Confirm embarkation, transfers, diving arrangements and island access with the broker. The sample does not promise a particular anchorage or wildlife encounter.
A week around Malé
Sample itinerary · 7 days
Day 1Malé
Meet the crew and settle aboard at the agreed embarkation point.
Days 2–3North Malé Atoll
Let the crew select reef and lagoon stops for the conditions and your interests.
Days 4–5South Malé Atoll
Continue south if conditions suit, keeping time for the water rather than a fixed list of islands.
Days 6–7Return towards Malé
Enjoy a final reef or lagoon day and return in time for your onward plans.
A starting point for your journey. Your broker and captain will tailor the route to the yacht, weather and local arrangements. Stops show the sequence of the journey, not navigational positions or distances.
The Inner Islands bring together the landscapes of Mahé, Praslin and La Digue in one journey. Make room for shore days as well as the sea: walking, local food and the changing outline of the islands are part of the appeal. This sample stays with the Inner Islands; the remote Outer Islands call for a different plan.
Begin with Mahé
Take time to explore the main island instead of treating it only as an arrival point.
Praslin at your pace
Give the island a full day if you want a shore excursion as well as time on the water.
Slow down on La Digue
Leave room for an unhurried island visit before returning towards Mahé.
A year-round option
November–March brings northwest trades; May–September generally has stronger southeast winds. April and October often have lighter winds. Winter can also bring rain.
Sea & shore together
Choose this for a mix of island scenery and time on land. Staying within the Inner Islands keeps the route focused on Mahé, Praslin and La Digue.
Let the wind guide stops
The captain will select suitable sheltered stops for the season. Agree landing arrangements and shore activities before confirming the week.
An Inner Islands journey
Sample itinerary · 7 days
Days 1–2Mahé
Embark at the agreed marina and begin with a coastal day.
Days 3–4Praslin
Allow time for the crossing, a day ashore and a sea stop chosen by the captain.
Day 5La Digue
Make an island visit part of the day, subject to landing arrangements.
Days 6–7Return to Mahé
Keep the return flexible around sea conditions and your departure time.
A starting point for your journey. Your broker and captain will tailor the route to the yacht, weather and local arrangements. Stops show the sequence of the journey, not navigational positions or distances.
For a first journey in Southeast Asia, this sample focuses on Thailand’s Andaman coast. Phuket is the starting point for time in Phang Nga Bay and around Ko Yao Noi and Ko Yao Yai. It is a week built around the bay and island life, with room to linger rather than race to a distant island each day.
Phang Nga Bay
Spend time with the bay’s scenery and agree any excursions with the crew.
Ko Yao Noi & Ko Yao Yai
These islands sit between Phuket, Phang Nga and Krabi. Leave room for a slower island day.
Phuket before or after
Add time on the island if you would like a shore stay on either side of your charter.
Plan around the monsoon
January–April is a good starting point for an Andaman-coast enquiry. May–October brings heavier west-coast rain; discuss conditions for any other dates.
A focused bay itinerary
This route suits a week around Phuket and Phang Nga. It is not a promise of the same season or cruising conditions across all of Southeast Asia.
Confirm island access
Agree excursions and any park visits with the broker and captain. Seasonal closures and local access arrangements must be checked for your travel dates.
A week from Phuket
Sample itinerary · 7 days
Day 1Phuket
Embark at the agreed marina and plan the first stop with your captain.
Days 2–3Phang Nga Bay
Take time to explore the bay and any pre-arranged shore or tender excursions.
Days 4–5Ko Yao Noi & Ko Yao Yai
Enjoy an island day and a slower pace around the bay.
Days 6–7Return to Phuket
Leave time for a final coastal stop and the journey back to your marina.
A starting point for your journey. Your broker and captain will tailor the route to the yacht, weather and local arrangements. Stops show the sequence of the journey, not navigational positions or distances.
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