Charter Destinations

The West Coast of Scotland offers such a wide variety of beautiful and rustic scenery, from the hubbub and excitement of the larger marinas to the quiet secluded and normally hard to reach tranquil settings of the many lochs. The abundance of uniquely different islands just a short cruise in sheltered waters from the mainland, each offer their own unique variety of activities.

Balearic Islands

Despite attracting hundreds of thousands of tourists every year, the sun-kissed islands of Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera still boast some of the cleanest and most secluded beaches in Europe.   While acres of untouched wilderness can be found at the interior of the islands, the Spanish archipelago's coast is a hedonists' paradise, offering everything from water sports, luxury hotels, and harbours thronging with bars and restaurants and a notoriously buzzing nightlife.

Caribbean 

With stunning landscapes, crystal clear waters, sandy beaches and a sunny year round climate, the red hot Caribbean has hundreds of exciting destinations for every lifestyle. Antiqua & Beruda, Belize, Martinique the possibilities are endless which leaves you with only one choice, you will have to come back again and again.

Corsica

Snow capped mountains, pristine sandy beaches & clear turquoise seas. A stunning island destination, the fourth largest in the Mediterranean Sea.

Cote d’Azur

With its lavish villas, luxury yachts, designer boutiques and private beaches - all overlooked by snow-capped Alpine peaks - the Cote d'Azur is one of the most exclusive and sought-after holiday destinations on earth.  From the millionaire’s playground of St Tropez to the opulent hotels of Cannes and the old-world wealth of Monaco, the hedonistic atmosphere of the French Riviera is an essential part of any Mediterranean charter.

Italy

Italy's effortless blend of high fashion, a breathtaking coastline and centuries of culture make it one of the most popular cruising destinations.  Its reputation for gastronomy alone lures thousands of tourists every summer, seeking out everything from the Michelin-starred restaurants of Portofino or Sorrento, the beach-front bistros of the Amalfi coast to freshly cooked langoustines in tranquil fishing villages on the islands of Elba, Capri or Ischia. 

Sardinia

Movie stars, millionaires and royalty have for decades been lured to the shimmering turquoise waters of Sardinia's Costa Smerelda, where the sea is more transparent than anywhere in the Mediterranean.  The picturesque coast is dotted with wind-sculpted sandstone formations, Roman ruins, secluded bays and brightly-painted villages, while in the chic resort of Porto Cervo, exclusive designer boutiques nestle alongside stylish cocktail bars and some of Italy's finest gourmet restaurants.

The Adriatic

The wild, rugged coastline of Croatia is one of the last unspoilt preserves of the Mediterranean, with more than 1,800 islands interspersed with reefs and rocky coves.  The stunning Dalmation coast is also home to some of the finest examples of Roman and medieval architecture in Europe, while the historic seaside resort towns of Dubrovnik, Split and Porec are a maze of winding cobbled streets lined with boutiques and traditional Croatian bars and restaurants.