The allure of a Western Mediterranean yacht charter extends seamlessly to the glamorous French Riviera. St Tropez remains a magnet for an elite crowd, while hidden gems like Bormes-les-Mimosas offer an enchanting blend of Provençal charm and proximity to the legendary Tropézienne nightlife.

During your superyacht charter, the islands of Corsica, Sardinia, and Sicily are must-visit destinations. Their culinary heritage is impressive—Sardinia’s seafood bears influences from the Phoenicians, Romans, and Genoese, while Sicily’s is a fusion of Arab, Greek, and Italian flavours.

For those seeking the ultimate party-to-paradise experience, a superyacht charter to Ibiza delivers. After an unforgettable night, retreat to the tranquil shores of Pou d’es Lleó, where a relaxed atmosphere create the perfect post-party escape.

Egypt’s reputation as a world-class water sports destination is well deserved, with the Gulf of Aqaba’s legendary Blue Lagoon a supremely sheltered spot for snorkelling and sunbathing, or watching local windsurfers at play.

An emerging tourism destination, the Saudi Red Sea port of Jeddah proudly bears its UNESCO World Heritage site badge. In neighbouring UAE, Dubai retains its crown as the world’s most popular destination for holidaymakers with cultural experiences, retail destinations, Michelin starred dining, electrifying entertainment, and more.

With so much to explore, there is nothing better than a yacht charter in the Indian Ocean. The less sedentary traveller will still find plenty to do with water sports and diving galore in the Maldives and Seychelles. Inland, visitors to Mauritius can tee off on some of the world’s best golf courses including the Bernhard Langer-designed Île aux Cerfs Golf Club and Ernie Els’ oceanfront Anahita Golf Club. Mauritius is also a top spot for deep-sea fishing adventures with our talented yacht chefs happy to serve up your catch of the day.

Feel at one with nature and soak in the sight of Hawksbill turtles burying eggs on the beach in the Seychelles moonlight, or the dewy early morning mist over Sri Lanka’s tea plantations.