Discover a world of adventure at our world-class bases. Each location boasts dedicated facilities, expert staff, and impeccable yacht care. From the Caribbean’s turquoise waters to the Mediterranean’s enchanting shores, your perfect sailing escape awaits. Explore our map and set course for an unforgettable journey.
The British Virgin Islands are renowned for offering some of the world’s most thrilling and accessible sailing adventures. Each island and harbor has its own unique charm, and with over 50 islands close enough to explore within an afternoon sail, the variety is endless.
The southern coast of Grenada is a year-round delight for sailors. Full-service marinas, chandleries, restaurants, beaches, and excellent snorkeling spots are all within easy reach of Prickly Bay and Mount Hartmann Bay.
St. Lucia is a gem in the Caribbean, known for its mountainous terrain, stunning volcanic beaches, and crystal-clear waters. The island’s lush interior is a haven for walkers and hikers, offering rainforests, waterfalls, and abundant wildlife.
St. Martin boasts numerous picturesque bays and anchorages, perfect for a week-long exploration of the island. Don’t miss Grand Case, renowned for its exquisite French dining, or Orient Bay, famous for its stunning white beach and vibrant nightlife.
Antigua’s protected natural harbors, prime location in the Leeward Islands, and strategic position in the trade winds make it an unparalleled base for sailing adventures.
The Abacos are a one-hour flight and a world away from Miami. Your plane lands on Great Abaco in the archipelago’s heart, the stepping-off point for sailing to hundreds of beaches on countless islands and cays. Some islands in the Abacos are developed with towns; others allow you to have a whole beach or cay to yourself.
Nestled in the heart of the central Bahamas, southwest of Nassau and just a day’s sail from Eleuthera, the Exumas are renowned for their exceptional snorkeling, diving, sailing, and pristine beaches.
Belize: a name synonymous with diving, snorkeling, and underwater splendor. It’s been featured on the cover of every dive magazine globally, not only because it boasts the world’s second-largest coral reef but also because it’s a hidden gem for sailing.
Set sail on the adventure of a lifetime by exploring the stunning Greek islands. Each island, steeped in ancient history and myth, offers a unique blend of culture, cuisine, and natural beauty. Begin your journey from Athens, close to the legendary birthplace of the gods.
Croatian waters offer something for every type of adventurer, from pristine beaches and lively nightlife to fresh local cuisine, snorkeling, and diving. With over a thousand islands off the coast—ranging from uninhabited islets to those steeped in history—Dubrovnik provides access to numerous exciting destinations.
The Adriatic waters are deep, and most navigation is by line of sight. Picturesque ports often have restaurants and resorts equipped with moorings for customers, and many marinas offer transient moorings. Almost every harbor has designated anchoring spots, making it easy to find a place to spend the night.
Perched atop the Ionian island chain in the Adriatic Sea, Corfu is the perfect starting point for a vacation in the “Greek Tropics.” Clear turquoise waters and inviting beaches characterize these islands off Greece’s west coast.
Sunsail’s base is located in a cluster of islands, including Tahaa, Bora Bora, Huahine, and Raiatea, nestled on the western end of the Society Islands in French Polynesia. Each mountainous island is encircled by a barrier reef, with waters so clear they seem otherworldly.
A thousand miles off the coast of Africa in the Indian Ocean, the Seychelles islands redefine the notion of “getting away from it all.” Located near the equator, the Republic of Seychelles comprises 115 islands that are far removed from the usual sailing routes.
Southeast Asia, rich with ancient culture and history, offers a stark contrast to the more familiar sailing grounds of Europe and North America. With breathtaking limestone formations and lush jungle islands, each anchorage presents an invigorating new experience.
The Sea of Cortez is a haven for boaters – with its tranquil waters, sandy spots perfect for anchoring, and year-round shelter. Envision yourself amidst deserted islands, pristine beaches, and awe-inspiring mountain vistas.
Martinique is famed for its dining, shopping, white and black sand beaches, rugged natural beauty, rainforests, and, of course, its melange of French-Caribbean culture and life.
Sailing out of Lefkada puts you in the middle of the Ionian Islands, with Corfu some forty miles north. To the south lie Ithaca and Kefalonia, two better-known islands in the group. Ithaca is famed as the home of Odysseus.
