Mallorca

Icy cold, isolated calm, and dazzling displays of light and colour: It is impossible for anyone visiting Antarctica to be left cold. Those fortunate enough to make it here will invariably sense the mighty force of the elements and the up-close beauty of the indigenous wildlife.

Roman and Venetian architecture, Mediterranean scenery, and rugged islands line this stretch of coast like a string of pearls. All imbued with the meditative blue hues of the Adriatic. Every trip ashore here is filled with absolute treats and pleasures.

Mallorca has evolved into Europe’s number one address for luxury yachts. This is especially true when it comes to yacht refits and maintenance.

Enough dream destinations for more than just one trip of a lifetime: Experience Italy from the sea and take in the most incredible of sights as you circumnavigate 7,500 kilometres of unique coastline. Plus excursions on land that promise a culture of well-being that has been rejuvenating the body and mind for more than 2,500 years.

Pølser instead of palm trees, down-to-earth “hygge” rather than dazzling highlife: this is precisely what makes the Danish South Sea such a popular sailing region. On the way there, why not take a relaxing pleasure trip along Germany’s west Baltic coastline?

Whitewashed houses on arid hills and red rocky outcrops; bright blue skies and azure seas: a cruise around the islands of the Cyclades combines picture-perfect scenery with traditional Greek country living and a vibrant nightlife.

Exotic and mainly untouched, the biodiverse UNESCO-protected Sea of Cortez awaits adventurers keen on exploring waters that Jacques Cousteau described as the “World’s Aquarium”. Swim amid whales and sea turtles, unearth history at tranquil La Paz, and party at celebrity magnet Cabo San Lucas.

When it comes to pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters and incredible underwater adventures, the Bahamas is in a league of its own. A cruise around this beautiful archipelago makes for a relaxed luxury yacht charter in the Bahamas with exciting excursions en route. The Bahamas is made up of over 700 islands and 2,400 coral reefs (Cays). While some remain strongholds of mass tourism, the remote Out Islands, on the other hand, are sparsely populated and completely at one with nature: with turquoise waters and miles of perfect beaches without a single footprint in sight. Gentle winds escort yachts to anchor bays where adventures of one’s youth come to life – from treasure islands and pirates to the castaway life of a Robinson Crusoe.