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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.

For an unparalleled sailing adventure, begin your journey on the island of Phuket in Thailand. Southeast Asia, rich with ancient culture and history, offers a stark contrast to the more familiar sailing grounds of Europe and North America.

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.

Bora Bora. Tahiti. These are among the most exotic and dreamed-about destinations on Earth. And the Sunsail charter base on Raiatea places you right in the midst of this paradise.

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.

The southern coast of Croatia on the sun-drenched Adriatic has become one of the most enticing sailing destinations in the Mediterranean. Sparkling clear waters and pristine beaches are just part of the allure.

Belize: a name synonymous with diving, snorkeling, and underwater splendour. 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.

With over 300 islands and cays spread across 120 miles of sparkling turquoise and deep blue waters, the Exumas promise endless private spots and hideaways.

Antigua’s protected natural harbours, central position in the Leeward Islands, and upwind position in the trades make it the perfect base for sailing. Admiral Horatio Nelson recognized that back in the 1700’s when he picked Antigua as a British Royal Navy base.