Yacht travel

“Take a look at the map of the Philippines ... it looks very tempting for any sailor. There are an abundance of islands that are located at the ideal distance for a day's walk. Alluring bays and secluded hideaways if you want to stay longer. Looking in a little more detail, you will see many reefs, and as you ponder how to get around them, you will wonder if you can find a suitable bottom to drop anchor. But all this does not matter, by that time, the Philippines will completely conquer you with its beauty! " - says yachtsman Joe Winter.

Almost everyone has heard of the legendary Tahiti and Bora Bora in Polynesia. Even the laziest can already find Fiji and Tonga in the South Pacific. New Zealand is easy too. But ask most people to show New Caledonia on a map, and they won't even know which hemisphere to start looking in.

If you are planning a yacht cruise in the Seychelles, you should definitely visit Mahe Island. If you are constantly on the move, and you enjoy combining life on board, relaxing on the beach and seeking adventure, Mahé is a delightful opportunity to find unique experiences and an unforgettable journey.

The Gifford family left their Washington home in 2008 to travel around the world. Since then, their journey has continued. The Giffords shared their incredible story and experiences, how it all started and how they all get along on a 47ft sailing yacht.

The magic of the idyllic Seychelles ... you won't find a better way to enjoy them than sailing! Huge granite cliffs polished by waves, giant palm trees and turquoise bays adorned with lush tropical vegetation shade white sandy beaches ... a paradise in the middle of the Indian Ocean!

Jersey and Marcena have always been attracted by the sea. Their dream: to sail around the world on their yacht. After sailing around the Atlantic for five years on board the Privilege 435, the catamaran was ready to sail around the world!

How to cruise on a small sailboat? How to ensure the safety of the crew on the high seas or in the ocean in bad weather? How to deal with unexpected situations while sailing? Here are some tips:

In 2006 Jean-François Lilty made a sailing trip in the north of Norway. On board his monohull yacht, he spent 18 months at sea. During this time, the yachtsman was able to appreciate and feel the peculiarities of navigation in Norway in different seasons of the year.

Chris and Fiona Jones recently returned home from a trip around the world and told their amazing and inspiring story of sailing, which was supposed to last only a few months, and turned into a 14-year journey around the world!