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Mediterranean
The cradle of charter sailing — from the Greek islands and Croatian coast to the Turkish Riviera, the Amalfi Coast, and the Balearics. Warm winds, ancient harbours, and cuisine worth sailing for.
Cruising areas in Mediterranean
Charter destinations(29)
Amalfi Coast & Capri
🇮🇹Italy
The Gulf of Naples arc from Sorrento to Positano, with Capri and Ischia offshore, where sailing plays second fiddle to coastline, cuisine, and the long Italian evening.
Athens & the Saronic Gulf
🇬🇷Greece
The Saronic Gulf offers the shortest route from Athens to Greek island sailing, with Aegina, Poros, and car-free Hydra all within a day's reach of Alimos Marina.
Balearics (Ibiza & Formentera)
🇪🇸Spain
The western Balearics, where Ibiza's social energy meets Formentera's transparent shallows across a short channel that ranks among the Mediterranean's most beautiful day-sails.
Balearics (Mallorca & Menorca)
🇪🇸Spain
The eastern Balearics from Palma's cathedral harbour to Menorca's pristine calas, with well-equipped marinas, reliable summer thermals, and the deepest charter fleet in Spain.
Bodrum & the Gulf of Gokova
🇹🇷Turkey
The birthplace of the gulet and the centre of Turkey's charter industry, where the Gulf of Gokova's sheltered anchorages meet Bodrum's castle-crowned harbour.
Corsica
🇫🇷France
France's wildest island, where the granite west coast and the Scandola nature reserve contrast with the calm anchorages of the south and the fortress town of Bonifacio.
Costa Brava
🇪🇸Spain
Catalonia's rugged coast from Roses to Blanes, where Salvador Dali's landscape meets cove-to-cove sailing and the Catalan table sets a high standard ashore.
Cote d'Azur
🇫🇷France
The French Riviera from Cannes to Saint-Tropez, with the Iles d'Hyeres offshore — a coast where the sailing competes with the waterfront dining for the crew's attention.
Crete
🇬🇷Greece
Greece's largest island demands experienced crews, rewarding them with a rugged southern coast, Venetian harbours, and sailing conditions that test genuine seamanship.
Cyclades
🇬🇷Greece
The defining Greek island chain — Santorini, Mykonos, Paros, Naxos — with the meltemi wind that makes it as demanding as it is rewarding.
Dodecanese
🇬🇷Greece
The south-eastern Aegean chain from Rhodes to Patmos, within sight of the Turkish coast and offering a mix of medieval towns, volcanic landscapes, and open-water sailing.
Dubrovnik & Southern Dalmatia
🇭🇷Croatia
Southern Dalmatia trades Split's bustle for a quieter arc of sailing, from the Elaphiti Islands to Mljet's national park and the former military island of Lastovo.
Gocek & Fethiye
🇹🇷Turkey
Turkey's Lycian coast at its most sheltered: the twelve islands of Gocek Bay, the blue lagoon at Oludeniz, and the Lycian rock tombs above Fethiye's harbour.
Hvar & the Pakleni Islands
🇭🇷Croatia
Hvar pairs the Adriatic's liveliest harbour town with the Pakleni archipelago's chain of quiet pine-fringed anchorages, just minutes apart by dinghy.
Ionian Islands
🇬🇷Greece
Greece's most forgiving sailing ground: Corfu, Lefkada, Kefalonia, and Ithaca in sheltered Ionian waters with reliable light winds and short passages.
Kornati National Park
🇭🇷Croatia
Eighty-nine uninhabited islands of bare karst and deep blue channels, protected as a national park and navigated under sail with a permit and a good chart.
Kos
🇬🇷Greece
A Dodecanese gateway with direct flights, a compact charter base, and the Turkish coast of Bodrum visible across a narrow channel.
Languedoc-Roussillon
🇫🇷France
France's quieter Mediterranean shore, from Sete to Port-Vendres along the Languedoc coast, where the charter prices are gentler and the Catalan-French cuisine rewards a shore stop.
Lefkas
🇬🇷Greece
The Ionian's busiest charter base, connected to the mainland by bridge and to Preveza airport by a short drive, with flotilla routes south to Meganisi and Ithaca.
Pula & Istria
🇭🇷Croatia
The north Adriatic's gentlest charter base, where Roman ruins meet Istrian hill towns and the Brijuni Islands national park sits just offshore.
Sardinia (Costa Smeralda)
🇮🇹Italy
North-east Sardinia's emerald coast and the Maddalena archipelago, where granite islands, translucent water, and the Porto Cervo set define Mediterranean luxury sailing.
Sardinia (South Coast)
🇮🇹Italy
Southern Sardinia's less-trafficked coast, from Cagliari east to Villasimius and west to the island of San Pietro, with fewer superyachts and clearer anchorages.
Sibenik & Krka
🇭🇷Croatia
Where the Krka River meets the Adriatic, Sibenik offers a natural gateway to the Kornati islands and a UNESCO-listed cathedral within walking distance of the marina.
Sicily (Aeolian Islands)
🇮🇹Italy
A volcanic arc north of Sicily — Stromboli's night eruptions, Lipari's pumice beaches, Salina's capers — reached by open-sea passages that reward confident navigation.
Sicily (Egadi & West Coast)
🇮🇹Italy
Western Sicily from the Arab-Norman city of Trapani to the Egadi Islands, where the tuna mattanza once defined the economy and the anchorages remain uncrowded.
Split & Central Dalmatia
🇭🇷Croatia
Croatia's charter capital, where the Adriatic opens into a constellation of islands from Brac to Vis, all within day-sail reach of Split's harbour.
Sporades
🇬🇷Greece
Greece's greenest archipelago: pine-forested Skiathos, Skopelos, and Alonissos, with a marine park protecting monk seals in the outer islands.
Tuscan Archipelago
🇮🇹Italy
Seven islands scattered off the Tuscan coast — Elba, Giglio, Capraia — accessible from Punta Ala or Piombino, with national park anchorages and Napoleonic history.
Zadar & North Dalmatia
🇭🇷Croatia
A quieter charter base than Split, with the barren islands of Pag and the long reach of Dugi Otok within easy range and Kornati just beyond.
