Yacht Charter - Location Tips

Croatia Baska Voda - Do Not Miss the Biggest Shell Museum

Despite its small size, the town of Baska Voda has three museums, which are worth visiting. Depending on your interests you can choose to see shellfishes of all kinds or old archaeological finds.

Biograd - Charming Small Town in the Middle of Croatian Adriatic

The special charm of this coastal town in the middle of Croatia is very much known among sailing crews. Beside the first-class marina Kornati, there are great places to visit and good restaurants in the cosy old town centre.

Croatia Cres

The island Cres is an attractive spot for ornithologists, as it is home to the extremely seldom Eurasian griffons. For yacht charter crews, the second biggest of the Kvarner Islands is a great place, too. As many other Croatian towns, the town of Cres is dominated by the traces of the Venetians. Numerous coats of arms above the entrances of the town houses witness the long Venetian period.

Croatia Jezera - Living on the Coast

“Small is beautiful“ will think each charter crew entering this cosy fisher port. Here you can just relax and let the placidness of the town inhabitants grab you.

Croatia Kastela - The Bay of Seven Castles

If you are not only interested in water sports, but also in history and ancient castles, then Kastela is the right place for you! There are plenty of dreamlike castles in and around Kastela.

Croatia Mali Losinj

There are a lot of things to discover in Mali Losinj. For example the hustle and bustle on the market place, narrow crooked streets of the town or the beautiful bathing bay Cikat nearby.

Murter - Small and Charming Island Capital

Having successfully passed the shallow waters in front of the town of Murter, charter crews can relax in the comfortable Marina Hramina.

Croatia Pula – The Beating Heart of Istria

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Heading for Istria, dont’t miss the chance of visiting Pula! This metropolis with the magnificent amphitheatre impresses charter tourists from the whole world.

Croatia Punat - Paradise for Water Sports

Punat has a long tradition of water sports. Nowadays, the location is extremely popular both with sailors and with wakeboarders.

Formentera - Isla Espalmador

Isla Espalmador lying only a few sea miles away from Ibiza Town is one of the most attractive destinations for yachting! Here, one can splash around in clear shallow water, watch other people, go on a bar crawl, or just watch one‘s yacht swing at the buoy.

Greece Kos - Open Air Museum of Ancient Times

The ancient world is still present in this small town. If you are fond of culture and history, you will get your money’s worth here. In Kos, you encounter relics from the past at every turn.

Greece Lavrion - Departure Port For the Cyclades

Once a wealthy town, the old town centre of Lavrion is shaped by neo-classical façades. Lavrion is the ideal starting port for the Cyclades. The island Kea is only a few sailing hours away.

Ibiza - Santa Eularia

Santa Eularia is less exciting than Ibiza Town, but has a large and trim marina and is thus a popular starting point for the few charter firms on Ibiza.

Ibiza Town - Party Zone and UNESCO World Heritage

Ibiza Town is a vibrating mixture of Mediterranean ambience and hip nightlife. Those who head for Ibiza should be able to get by with little sleep!

Portocolom – Sailing the traces of Christopher Columbus

Natural coast, a historical town as well as excellent restaurants make Portocolom to the perfect home base for a few-days-harbour-stay. It serves also as a direct entrance port for yacht charters in Majorca and/or around the Balearics. Sailing yachts can be chartered from Veritas Yachting that has there charter base directly in Portocolom.

Slovenia Izola - Time Travel Through Palaces

Good service and a nice location make Izola that popular with charter crews. Those who drop anchor here have an opportunity to get acquainted with the exciting history of the place. Many façades of the houses are still telling old stories.

Lefkas – Regatta Spot For Sailors From All Over the World

On the first weekend in October, sailors from all over the world come to the town of Lefkas. During the yearly regatta, visitors can observe a gaudy view of countless spinnakers and boats of all kinds.

Piraeus – Perfect Starting Port For Greek Islands

Piraeus is the biggest port in Greece. It is the gate to the world of Greek islands.

Rhodes – The Metropolis of the Dodecanese

Passing by the both heraldic animals – deer and doe – on the port entrance of Mandraki, one encounters the traces of the island’ long history. No wonder that the beautiful old town was declared a World Heritage Site.

Skiathos – Young Capital of the Island with a Lot of Charm

The capital of the island Skiathos is as green as the rest of the island. During the summer season, the town is very popular by tourists. For charter quests the town of Skithos is definitely a highlight at all seasons. No matter if you visit the old monastery or just observe the atmosphere from one of the taverns – Skiathos will amaze you.

Portoferraio – Glamorous Capital of Elba

The best view over the whole town is from above! Take a look at Elba’s capital from its old walls and experience utter happiness.

Genoa – From Communal Republic to Metropolis

Would you like to drop anchor against a historical backdrop and take a walk alongside the antique palazzi? The proud metropolis of Genoa in the north of Italy makes it possible.

Naples – The Domicile of the Royal Family

Even though some malicious tongues spread bad rumours about Naples, the city doesn’t let them take away its charm. Not for nothing the royal family recently relocated its residence to this metropolis steeped in history by the Vesuvius.

Nettuno – Beach and Summer Feeling

Nettuno impresses with its picturesque historic centre and its miles-long sandy beaches. Even people from Rome spend their summer holidays here.

Procida – Insider's Tip in the Gulf of Naples

Only few tourists discover the charm of Procida since it is too much in the shadow of the glamorous Capri and thermal springs of Ischia. Instead, on Procida one can get in close touch with the island inhabitants.

Punta Ala – Utter Luxury Off Tuscany‘s Coast

Here one can enjoy exclusive atmosphere amongst equals. Those who can afford it drop anchor in Punta Ala.

Santo Stefano Al Mare – A Relic From the Middle Ages

This little place has gone through a lot. Barbarians and Saracens invaded it and destroyed everything they saw. Nowadays things are back to normal, so that temporary yacht owners can enjoy their holidays to the full.

Salerno – Landing At the Foot of Monte Bonadies

For those who are fond of sports Salerno is just the right place to drop anchor. The only way to enjoy the incomparable view of the entire gulf is to climb up the top of Monte Bonadies. Having arrived at the top, however, one immediately forgets all the trouble.

Cagliari – Enjoy the Magnificent View From the Castello

Sardinia’s capital still keeps some secrets – in spite of its dimensions. In the labyrinthine alleys of the Castello, one can unhurriedly get to the bottom of Cagliari’s long history.

Cannigione – the Heart of the Luxurious Costa Smeralda

Cannigione is a great place for leisure! Plentiful sunny beaches and emerald bays – you won’t ever feel homesick here.

Olbia – The Northern Gateway to Sardinia

Olbia’s heart is beating loudly. After all, it is the northern access point to Sardinia for charter tourists from all parts of the world. Once you’ve arrived here, you will have the best conditions for a fantastic sailing trip in Sardinian waters.

Palau – The Ideal Starting Point for a Sailing Trip Across the Maddalena Archipelago

You are looking for an international atmosphere and an impressive scenery? If so, Palau is waiting for you! The panorama of the bizarre rocky coastline of the offshore Maddalena Archipelago and interesting guests make Palau to an attractive spot for charter tourists.

Palermo – Island Capital with Two Characters

Whether black or white – people either love Palermo or the capital of Sicily doesn’t do anything at all for them. Whichever category you fall into, Palermo still remains fascinating.

Samos – Dreamlike Situated Second Biggest Natural Port in Greece

The town of Samos with ist unique charm and the dreamlike situation on the hills behind the Vathy bay is one of the most beloved Greek destinations among chater crews.

El Arenal – Stronghold of Amusement

El Arenal is in fact something for charter quests looking for fun, amusement and excessive nightlife. There is enough of that, so that nobody will feel lonely anymore. For all other charter crews there is not much to see, except of the new sea water aquarium, which is really worth visiting. But – if you want to have some party and taste German beer you are at the right place!

Palma de Mallorca – The Pearl of the Mediterranean Sea

Since the Middle Ages, Palma de Mallorca is referred to as the pearl of the Mediterranean sea. Once, it used to be the most important trading centre in the southern Europe. Nowadays, it is a trendy cosmopolitan city with a great port and the seat of government of the Balearic Islands.

Ciutadella – The Capital of the Old Nobility

Ciutadella is an amazing small port town on the western coast of Menorca. This town used to be the capital of the island once and still charms with its incomparable Spanish atmosphere.

Mahón – Huge Natural Port on Menorca’s Eastern Coast

When you enter the huge natural harbour of Mahon and pass by the impressive fortification, this is definitely the first highlight of your visit to Mahon. This alone is worth seeing, but the town, uncrowded by tourists, has much more to offer.

Puerto de Alcudia – Holiday Spot in the North of Majorca with a Beautiful Old Town in the Interior

The Arabians used to call their settlement on the north-eastern coast of Majorca Al-Kudia. The settlement was built on the ruins of the Roman town Pollentia.

Can Pastilla – Between Sand Beach and Boardwalk

Despite its situation close to the Palma airport and the German party district El Arenal, Can Pastilla is not really a pearl of the Balearic Islands. However, this central situation provides for short transfer times and good restaurants just on the seaside.

Cala d’Or – Exclusiveness under Green Pine Trees

Cala d’Or is not only one of the most secure ports of Majorca, but also a neat holiday town with a townscape that is even untypical for Majorca.

Rodney Bay - Next to Paradise

The unique beauty of this place makes your stay in Rodney Bay to an unforgettable experience.

Cienfuegos – A Proud Cuban Town with Glorious Past

Famous actors on the stage of the impressive Terry Theatre and the worldwide biggest sugar exporting trade in the port – Cienfuegos is still keeping in mind these glorious times…

Male – The Lively Capital of the Idyllic Insular State

Coming to Male, you will be fascinated by the vivid life in the centre of the Maldives. Before starting your dreamlike charter cruise through this island world, you should not miss the opportunity and visit the legendary sultan palace.

Santa Cruz de Tenerife - the Proud Capital of the Canary Islands

Lively small streets and narrow lanes define the townscape of the Canarian metropolis. Town houses with impressive facades and numerous shady plazas are typical for this place.

Croatia Rovinj - Pearl Of the Istrian Coast

500 years of Venetian rule have definitely left their mark on Rovinj. It still has an Italian touch – just think of the frequently used name „Rovigno“. A walk through the picturesque old town is an incomparable experience.

Formentera - Puerto de La Sabina

Puerto de La Sabina is a small and unspectacular harbour – but it has the advantage of being situated not far from the gorgeous beach of Isla Espalmador.

Corfu – A Walk Through Alternating Architectural History

The townscape of Corfu is defined by the traces of different occupation periods. First it was the Venetian period, then the English and the French periods. You will find historic heritage on every street corner.

Préveza - Picturesque Town at the Ambracian Gulf

If your charter route passes by Preveza, you should not miss the shopping opportunities in this town! The town has a good infrastructure and offers many possibilities to buy ahead provisioning for your further cruise.

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.

Piombino – Melting Pot of Architectural Epochs

Piombino with its long history lies high above the sea and is an attractive spot for yachties.

Pointe-à-Pitre – The Vivid Centre of Guadeloupe

The town that could endure several earthquakes – this modern metropolis connects the both parts of the island and is popular among sailors because of its beautiful natural port…

Croatia Betina - The Cradle of Shipbuilding

Here you have a great opportunity to look over a shipbuilder’s shoulder. Since centuries, Betina is known as the place where first class ships are built.

Croatia Dubrovnik - The Pearl of the Croatian Adriatic

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Not for nothing is Dubrovnik called „the town that came from the sea“. The impressive town wall is not only a protection against storms, but also a great walking trail at 25 metres height.

San Antonio - Nightlife on Ibiza's Western Coast

To make a long story short: San Antonio has a modern infrastructure and a rich nightlife. If you are cruising off Ibiza’s west coast, then you shouldn’t miss the opportunity to anchor here!

Palma de Mallorca - The centre of yachting in the Western Mediterranean

When it comes down for yachting, Palma de Mallorca is one of the hottest locations in the Mediterranean. Numerous marinas are streched along the Passeio Maritimo, the main coastal boulevard of the Balearics. International charter, yacht and insurance brokers are having their dependences in stonethrow distance to the waterline. Apart from yachting, Palma de Mallorca is one of the fastest developing areas in Southern Europe offering mediterranean ambience and culture as well as attractive shopping locations and night life activities.

Carloforte – The Beating Heart of Saint Peter’s Island

Precisely because they are so few, the inhabitants of Isola di San Pietro maintain their cultural customs. You will experience the special atmosphere of the island right on you very first trip into the interior.

Alghero – Old Seaside Resort with Catalan Charm

Having arrived at the historic centre of Alghero, one is tempted to linger for a few days enchanted by the numerous beautiful churches and alleys.

Puerto Portals – Exclusive Atmosphere For Demanding Yacht Charter Guests

The small town Puerto Portals, situated to the south-west of the capital Palma de Mallorca, between Illetes and Palma Nova, is famous by its luxury villas and the most exclusive yacht port of the Balearic Islands. The port atmospehre is defined by mega yachts, noble ladies, luxury cars and expensive boutiques.

St. Johns – The Trading Centre of Antigua and Barbuda

The capital town in the western part of the island is a real feast for the eyes. Huge cruise liners are mooring next to luxury yachts…