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The Azimut Grande 26M “Getaway” is a yacht entering the charter market that is already generating considerable interest even before its first full season. Only due to be handed over to its French owner at the end of 2025, it combines modern Italian yacht design with a bespoke interior brimming with French elegance. During our viewing in Cannes, it quickly became clear that this yacht does not seek to impress with technical records, but rather with its atmosphere, comfort and exceptional attention to detail.

The Mediterranean offers a wide variety of stunning destinations for an unforgettable sailing holiday. Particularly worth highlighting are Croatia, Greece, Italy and Spain, each of which offers unique experiences.

This gorgeous video from Fransider Yacht Life takes you straight into the hidden, busy world of Monaco’s Port Hercule just as the sun starts to set. There is no background music or talking—just the pure, natural sounds of the harbor. Hearing the deep hum of the marine engines and the splash of the water makes you feel like you are standing right on the docks.

For many people, crystal-clear, turquoise-blue water is simply part and parcel of a perfect yacht charter. But why does the sea shine so brightly in some places? This is mainly due to the interplay of sunlight, exceptionally clear water and a light-coloured sandy or limestone seabed that reflects the light. The result is a fascinating array of blue and turquoise hues, which can be admired particularly well in shallow bays. We’ll show you some of the most beautiful charter destinations where you can experience this natural spectacle.

A boat trip works up an appetite, and luckily there are plenty of restaurants in Europe where you can moor right by the water’s edge. Instead of hunting for a car park, all you need here is a free mooring at the jetty. It immediately feels a bit like a luxury holiday. And best of all: the following restaurants impress not only with their stunning locations, but also with a rating of at least 4.5 stars on Google.

The ALISEI is a brand-new Bali 5.8 built in 2025, combining the spacious feel of a catamaran with high-quality design and state-of-the-art fittings. During our visit on board, it quickly became clear that great attention had been paid not only to comfort but also to many small details.

Anyone starting their sailing trip in Athens often faces the same question: where should they spend their first night? Preferably not too far away, but still far enough from the hustle and bustle of the big city. For years, the answer given by many experienced sailors has been: Poros.

All football fans looking forward to the first opening match in Mexico City: Mxico-South Africa at the iconic Estadio Azteca. It is also a great opportunity to explore the ancient canals of Xochimilco while in town for the World Cup matches.

On the route between St. Martin and Gustavia, Île Fourchue and Anse Colombier – two stunning nature reserves that are among the highlights of the area – await you. Both spots offer good shelter from north-easterly winds and are perfect for stopping off to enjoy nature, go snorkelling or have a sundowner.

St. Barths is an exclusive yet easily accessible sailing destination with clear rules, limited port facilities and plenty to see and do on land. This guide shows you how to anchor safely, clear customs correctly and what’s really worth seeing once you’re there. It’s the perfect compact overview for your stopover in Gustavia.

Anguilla is a relaxed, safe and scenically stunning destination with some of the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean. This guide will show you what to look out for whilst sailing, which stops are particularly worth making, and what local highlights there are. Ideal for adding to your itinerary in the Northern Leewards.

A concise guide to your sailing trip around St Martin, St Barths and Anguilla, featuring a detailed itinerary, practical tips and key information about the area. You’ll find out what you need to bear in mind when clearing customs, which spots are well worth a visit and where caution is advised. Ideal for planning a two-week sailing trip in the Leewards.

The Mediterranean is full of hidden spots that even experienced yacht owners often overlook. Those who venture away from the well-known hotspots discover a whole new side to yachting. It’s not about beach clubs and champagne bars, but about tranquillity, nature and exclusivity. It is precisely this combination that makes secret anchorages so appealing and ensures a more immersive experience at sea.

Want to experience the ‘real’ Caribbean? Then go sailing in the Windward Islands, between Martinique and St Vincent and the Grenadines. Here you’ll find exactly what you’d expect from the Caribbean: turquoise waters, steady trade winds and small islands that are perfect for a sailing trip.

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