Yacht Charter Sicily - Aeolian Islands - Calabria
Sicily - Aeolian Islands - Calabria
Malta - The World's Biggest Open Air Museum
We recommend Malta as the perfect starting place for a yacht charter holiday, just because it's a wonderful location from where to start exploring the Mediterranean, with many things to offer to the intrepid sailor. Being located at the border of Europe and Asia, the island has a long culture and thus there is a lot of exploring to be done here. Perfect for those interested in shoreline sailing.
Italy - Coasts Full of Style, Culture and Fashion
The sea surrounding Italy from almost all sides is as fascinating as the culture, the people and the fantastic Italian food. The diversified coastlines of Liguria, Sardinia, Tuscany or Sicily and overwhelming impressions on land will make your Yacht Charter cruise in Italy an unique experience.
Around Malta in 7 days
For those that think Malta is just a barren rock island with nothing to see, we have come up with a week-long trip around the Maltese archipelago during which the Yacht Charter sailor can discover some of the local flavors and the main point of interest.
Lipari - The Most Popular Destination in the Aeolian Islands
The largest island of the Aeolians, Lipari is also the main port of entrance from the mainland to the archipelago. A volcanic region, it will surprise you with its steep cliffs, deep caverns, white or black beaches and a very interesting cuisine. Being accessible and picturesque it can be considered a top yacht charter Italy destination.
Marsala - Sicily’s Wine Country
The name of the town made it around the Globe thanks to the local wines, but the fact of the matter is that Marsala has much more to offer: a look into Italy’s ancient history, a rural countryside, wonderful cuisine and last, but not least, it’s the perfect sailing holiday location
Milazzo - Gateway to the Aeolian Islands
Though considered a stop on the road to the Aeolian islands by many, Milazzo is rapidly evolving into a travel destination itself, thanks to its long history which affords it numerous museums and ancient landmarks, and the local vineyards that produce the famous Mamertino wine.
Tropea - The Secret of the Calabrese Coast
A city founded by Hercules can only be a beautiful place, because such a great hero wouldn’t choose to live just anywhere. Tropea is not yet on any major tour operator’s list but it soon will be. A beautiful place such as this with sandy beaches and perfectly blue waters can’t stay a secret for too long. So hurry up and visit it before it gets too crowded!
Vibo Valentia - Come Down to the Calabrian Coast
An old town by any standard, Vibo Valentia manages to attract hoards of tourists each year with its numerous historical sights but also its distinct Italian feel. A big harbor and nuemrous rail lines connect it with the rest of the country.
Malta - The Tourist Center of the Mediterranean
With its long history and strategic position within the Mediterranean basin, Malta has been known as an inexpensive yet very fun sailing destination for tourists all over Europe and the Middle East. The perfect place for an action-packed, learning holiday
Cefalu - Some of the Best Beaches in Sicily
Together with Taormina, Cefalu represents the best Sicily has to offer in terms of Yacht Charter entertainment and sailing opportunities. With a long history and a stunning location on a high rock above the sea, Cefalu is one of those picture-perfect places that you come to every year.
Catania - The Proudest City in Sicily
And old and important city, Catania is renowned for its cultural life and for its distinctly "Sicilian" atmosphere which manages to seduce thousands of tourists into returning here year after year. The museums, the theaters, the busy streets filled with tempting aromas and colors, the wonderful beaches and the mighty Mount Etna make Catania one of the most desirable Italian destinations in Sicily.
Palermo – Island Capital with Two Characters
A city with a long tradition which also extends to its port and maritime life in general, Palermo manages to atract numerous tourists due to its size and importance on the island of Sicily. Coming here is not a question of "if", it's a question of "when".
Reggio di Calabria – Italy’s Most Beautiful Mile
Italian poet Gabriele d’Annunzio called Reggio di Calabria, that was destroyed by an earthquake and then re-erected, "Italy’s most beautiful mile" – which actually deserves some consideration.
Salina Island - The Garden of the Aeolians
Black, rocky volcanic beaches and deep green hills greet the weary sailor who ventures to the islands of Salina. Quiet villages, sleepy towns and a large natural reservation which inlcudes extinct volcanoes and reminders of a more violent past, all make up the main attractions, but there also the famous Sicilian food that will have you coming back here as soon as possible.
Trapani - City Among Two Seas
The main link to the island of Malta and the Ebadi Islands, the port of Trapani is also an important economic settlement that has proved a key point in Sicily since ancient times. Famous for its cuisine and traditions, the city witnessed a touristic boom ever since Ryanair decided to make international runs here.
Marina Portorosa – Enter the Estuary
This marina is definitely worth a visit since it's one of the biggest and best equipped in Italy, as well as having a very nice location along the northern shore of Sicily. And if that doesn't convince you, maybe the fact that the Aeolian islands and many other Yacht Charter destinations are just a stone throw away.
Marina Trapani – Otwarta brama na szeroki świat
Dla tych z was, którzy szukają odpowiedniego miejsca na rozpoczęcie rejsu po Sycylii, Trapani jest miejscem idealnym. W tej dogodnie położonej marinie możecie zapuścić silnik lub postawić żagle waszego jachtu.