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Italy's historical and artistic heritage, fashionable ports, exquisite cuisine, exclusive islands and crystal clear archipelagos will make your sailing vacation in Italy unique.

Ligurian Riviera and Cinque Terre, Portofino, Tuscan Archipelago, Sardinia, Amalfi Coast, Capri, Gulf of Naples, Pontine Islands, Sicily, Aeolian Islands, Puglia, Adriatic Coast: with 7458 km of coastline and more than 800 islands, of which only eighty are inhabited, Italy is a yachtsman's dream.

It is rich in history and culture and has some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. Its countless bays and coves, unique cuisine and mild climate make it one of the best destinations for a yacht cruise.

The best time to vacation in Italy is during the spring season from April to June or fall from September to October. The country's regions are very diverse and are most comfortable to explore during these off-season periods, when temperatures are moderate and there are fewer tourists than during the high season in summer. In spring, many festivals are celebrated throughout the country and the rural alpine regions shine with the vibrant colors of wildflowers. Fall brings some wonderful culinary festivals. It's harvest time, when you can sample newly produced wine and fresh truffles.

Experience the azure French Riviera and solid Monaco! Imagine turquoise waters, sun-drenched beaches and yacht adventures waiting to happen. The French Riviera is a canvas of sophistication and natural beauty, from the chic beaches of St. Tropez to the timeless elegance of Nice.

Discover the luxury of Monaco. Imagine cruising along the azure coastline, anchor in secluded coves and discover the hidden gems of the region. The French Riviera and Monaco invite you to experience a world of elegance and maritime magic. Your dream yacht trip begins here, amidst the breathtaking scenery of the Côte d'Azur.

The season here lasts all year round, but the summer months from May to September guarantee the best weather for an exciting charter.

Italy's historical and artistic heritage, fashionable ports, exquisite cuisine, exclusive islands and crystal clear archipelagos will make your sailing vacation in Italy unique.

Ligurian Riviera and Cinque Terre, Portofino, Tuscan Archipelago, Sardinia, Amalfi Coast, Capri, Gulf of Naples, Pontine Islands, Sicily, Aeolian Islands, Puglia, Adriatic Coast: with 7458 km of coastline and more than 800 islands, of which only eighty are inhabited, Italy is a yachtsman's dream.

It is rich in history and culture and has some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. Its countless bays and coves, unique cuisine and mild climate make it one of the best destinations for a yacht cruise.

The best time to vacation in Italy is during the spring season from April to June or fall from September to October. The country's regions are very diverse and are most comfortable to explore during these off-season periods, when temperatures are moderate and there are fewer tourists than during the high season in summer. In spring, many festivals are celebrated throughout the country and the rural alpine regions shine with the vibrant colors of wildflowers. Fall brings some wonderful culinary festivals. It's harvest time, when you can sample newly produced wine and fresh truffles.

Experience the azure French Riviera and solid Monaco! Imagine turquoise waters, sun-drenched beaches and yacht adventures waiting to happen. The French Riviera is a canvas of sophistication and natural beauty, from the chic beaches of St. Tropez to the timeless elegance of Nice.

Discover the luxury of Monaco. Imagine cruising along the azure coastline, anchor in secluded coves and discover the hidden gems of the region. The French Riviera and Monaco invite you to experience a world of elegance and maritime magic. Your dream yacht trip begins here, amidst the breathtaking scenery of the Côte d'Azur.

The season here lasts all year round, but the summer months from May to September guarantee the best weather for an exciting charter.