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With their great locations, modern amenities, and pleasures such as spas, luxury hotels and homes, bars and restaurants, swimming pools, designer boutiques, golf courses, and many other activities and entertainment, these exclusive yacht marinas offer the best service. yacht owners and sailing enthusiasts.

A weekend on the water is ideal for busy families. Sailing will help the family to reunite, enjoy great time outdoors and fond memories. But proper planning is essential to make this special time together fun, enjoyable and safe.

Several years ago, in order to expand its model line, as well as to develop in the charter area, the German shipyard Bavaria, well known for its monohull yachts, took the bold step of acquiring the French yacht builder Nautitech, which specialized in catamarans. To date, the collaboration of both shipyards has created three catamarans: a 40-foot, 54-foot and their latest 46-foot model, the Bavaria Nautitech 46 Fly.

The new route of the Volvo Ocean Race 2017-2018 will require incredible effort on the part of the racers. This will be the longest route in the history of the regatta. It will span 45,000 miles, crossing four oceans with stops in 12 cities around the world.

On July 17th, the revolutionary Gitana 17 100-foot ocean hydrofoil trimaran, designed by one of the most sought-after designers Guillaume Verdier and built by Multiplast for Baron Edmond de Rothschild, was unveiled in Lorient.

Despite its fantastic location on the Adriatic coast and proximity to Greece, Montenegro, Croatia and Italy, there are currently no yacht marinas in Albania.

The Kraken 50 cruising yacht from Kraken Yachts, designed by New Zealand designer Kevin Dibley, is ideal for all sailing sports, including long ocean crossings.

Natasha Lambert, 20, has successfully become the youngest disabled woman to sail from Scotland to Ireland. On Monday 17 July at 10:30 am, she began her journey in the southwest of Scotland, finishing triumphantly at Carrickfergus in Northern Ireland, six hours later.

On the eve of the world premiere of the new yacht HR 340, the Swedish shipyard Hallberg-Rassy has presented pictures of the long-awaited model. The new Hallberg-Rassy 340, replacing the earlier 342, promises to be faster, lighter, more comfortable to fly, and even with an increase in size and a number of modifications, the price of the boat remains unchanged.