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Yachts anchored off Hvar with the Pakleni islands behind

Where to charter

Cruising areas, best season, typical routes and what a week costs in each.

Turquoise water and white sand in Formentera seen from above

May – October

Ibiza & Formentera

Turquoise anchorages, beach clubs and sunsets behind Es Vedrà. Ibiza and Formentera are a short hop apart, so a week easily mixes lively bays with quiet sandbanks.

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Sailing boat moored in a Mallorca cove

May – October

Mallorca

From the Bay of Palma to the cliffs of the Tramuntana and the protected waters of Cabrera, Mallorca offers a different coast every day of the week.

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Superyachts cruising off the French Riviera seen from above

May – October

French Riviera & Monaco

The classic superyacht coast: Saint-Tropez, Cannes, Antibes and Monaco within a few hours of each other, with the Lérins islands for a quiet swim between harbours.

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Positano on the Amalfi Coast above a turquoise sea

May – October

Amalfi Coast & Capri

Villages stacked on the cliffs, lunch in Positano and a swim under the Faraglioni of Capri. Seen from the sea, the Amalfi Coast is at its best.

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Clear water in a cove of the Maddalena archipelago, Sardinia

April – October

Sardinia & Corsica

Some of the clearest water in the Mediterranean, between the Costa Smeralda, the La Maddalena archipelago and the white cliffs of Bonifacio across the strait.

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Yachts anchored off Hvar with the Pakleni islands behind

April – October

Croatia

More than a thousand islands, short hops between stone towns and pine-lined coves. Croatia is ideal for a relaxed week with a new anchorage every day.

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Fishing boats in front of whitewashed houses on Mykonos

April – October

Greek Islands

Whitewashed villages, volcanic beaches and long summer days in the Cyclades. Each island has its own character, from lively Mykonos to quiet Milos.

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Superyachts at anchor off Gustavia, St Barths, seen from the hillside

December – April

Caribbean

When the Mediterranean season ends, many yachts cross to the Caribbean. Warm water, steady trade winds and islands close together make it the winter charter classic.

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Superyachts and sailing yachts in Porto Montenegro marina, Tivat, with the mountains of the Bay of Kotor behind

May – October

Montenegro

A fjord-like bay ringed by mountains and medieval towns, with an open coast of beaches and islets just outside. Montenegro makes for an easy week: calm water inside the Bay of Kotor and short hops to Budva and Sveti Stefan.

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A gulet at anchor off Kaleköy, with Kekova Island across the bay, seen from Simena castle

May – October

Turkey

Pine-covered bays, Lycian tombs above the water and long lunches at anchor. Between Göcek and Bodrum, the Turquoise Coast is gulet country, with a quiet cove for every night of the week.

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Sailing yachts anchored in turquoise water below the cliffs of Comino, with St Mary's Tower above

May – October

Malta & Gozo

Fortified harbours, limestone cliffs and turquoise bays a short hop apart. Malta, Gozo and Comino fit history ashore and long swim days into one easy week.

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Sailing and motor yachts moored in the Cala Galera marina at Porto Ercole, on Monte Argentario

May – October

Tuscany & Elba

Elba’s coves, the granite shores of Giglio and the harbours of Monte Argentario, with the protected islands of the Tuscan Archipelago a short run offshore.

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Boats in the Marina Corta harbour on Lipari, below the castle rock, in the Aeolian Islands

May – October

Sicily & Aeolian Islands

Dinner on deck off Stromboli as the volcano lights up the night, black-sand coves on Vulcano and the clear water of the Egadi. Sicily’s islands are best seen from the sea.

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Aerial view of cays and turquoise shallow banks in the Bahamas

December – April

The Bahamas

Shallow turquoise banks, empty cays and sandbars that surface with the tide. The Exumas, a short flight from Nassau, are made for a week of short hops and days spent in the tender.

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  • MYBA charter agreement, the industry standard
  • Full price and VAT before you sign
Xavier Esteva Gras, Charter Director since 2021, in yacht charter since 2010 (previously COO of Boat Bureau)

Your enquiry is answered by Xavier Esteva GrasCharter Director since 2021, in yacht charter since 2010 (previously COO of Boat Bureau)