Choosing the Right Destination
There are a number of destinations to choose from, and we provide you with access to Turkey, Greece, Croatia, and Montenegro. Each destination provides different experiences, different cultures, and different cuisine. No matter which destination you decide to take, the sea, snorkeling, water sports, and gentle swimming will accompany you all the way.
Your decision should be less on the sea and more about the culture and view since you have a personal chef, your choice of food will always be adapted to your tastes, but you can enhance that personalized menu with local delicacies. While Turkey, Greece, and Croatia all close by each other, they offer totally different experiences.
Turkish Coastline – The Turquoise Coast is made up of 6 separate sections, and thy cover 8.000 km of coastline with 397 blue flag beaches, and plenty of amazing towns and cities to visit along the way. Bodrum is considered to be one of the chicest and European resorts in Turkey. This city provides you with palm-lined streets and whitewashed, flat-roofed houses dotted across its terraced hillsides. It gives you the stunning backdrop of the Castle of St.Peter. However, what is most important about Bodrum is the fact that it is the yachting center of Turkey. It has one of the worlds finest marinas and most popular in the Mediterranean.
Croatia is full of wonder and surprises, and there are many sights to visit, among them are these top four locations that are extremely popular and for a very good reason. The Dalmatian Islands are a strip of islands that face off the coast of Croatia. Dubrovnik is the jewel in Croatia's crown, and this amazing walled ancient city is resplendent with all its medieval trappings. There are limestone streets, baroque buildings and an endless shimmer of the Adriatic, that when looked at from the yacht, shows a sea of red rooftops, green trees, and orange-yellow ancient walls. This city is filled with life, luxury and a plethora of sites to enjoy landside.
The Greek Archipelago covers around 7,500 km of the country’s total 16,000 km coastline. These islands are split into seven definitive groups, and each one has its one special wonder to offer. From sheltered bays and coves, long or short sandy beaches, pebble beaches, coastal caves, and steep cliff overhangs to dark colored sand and coastal wetlands. These are the islands of prehistory, of legend, of Persues, Achilles and the Minotaur. These are the islands of olives, olive oil, and white cheese. Some of the most beautiful town shots are taken along the coast of many an island.