A curated atlas of the world's most storied cruising grounds — from Monaco's Port Hercule to the emerald coves of Sardinia. Where to berth, when to sail, and the beaches worth dropping anchor off.
The spiritual home of the superyacht
Port Hercule and Port de Fontvieille shelter some of the world's most storied yachts. Home to the Monaco Yacht Show, Grand Prix and legendary Casino Square, the Principality remains the benchmark for glamour on the Mediterranean.
Hidden coves and dramatic cliffs
From the wild Serra de Tramuntana to the glittering bays of the south, Mallorca offers a full season of cruising with turquoise anchorages, pine-scented coves and one of the finest refit yards in the Mediterranean.
Cannes, Antibes, Saint-Tropez
The classic summer circuit. Berth in Saint-Tropez, drop anchor off Pampelonne, or cruise between the Îles de Lérins. Antibes remains the crewing capital of Europe and the launch point for every great Mediterranean itinerary.
Biscayne Bay and beyond
The gateway to the Bahamas and the Caribbean. Miami combines a year-round cruising climate with world-class marinas, the Miami International Boat Show and a lifestyle scene to match Monaco.
The new capital of luxury yachting
Dubai Harbour, the largest marina in the region, has re-drawn the map for winter cruising. Beyond the skyline lies the Musandam fjords of Oman — a sheltered, uncrowded playground for explorers.
A thousand islands to explore
From Dubrovnik to Split, Hvar to the Kornati archipelago, Croatia offers the most concentrated cruising ground in Europe. Crystal-clear water, medieval old towns and quiet coves are never more than an hour apart.
Ancient waters, endless islands
Cyclades, Sporades, Dodecanese, Ionian — Greece is a cruising ground of scale. Anchor beneath Santorini's caldera, explore Milos' volcanic coves, or thread the Cyclades from Mykonos to Paros.
The Emerald Coast
Porto Cervo is the summer capital of Mediterranean yachting. The pink-granite coastline, La Maddalena archipelago and the crossing to Corsica make Sardinia one of the most rewarding itineraries in Europe.
Sunset anchorages and Formentera
Beyond the clubs, Ibiza is one of the finest cruising bases in the western Mediterranean. Anchor off Formentera's Illetes sandbank — often called the Caribbean of Europe — or watch the sunset from Cala Comte.
The Yachting Capital of the World
300 miles of navigable waterways, more than 100 marinas and the largest in-water boat show on earth. Fort Lauderdale is the servicing, refit and brokerage capital of the Americas.
The Mediterranean's refit capital
Palma combines a UNESCO-listed old town, gothic cathedral La Seu and one of the best-equipped marinas in Europe. STP shipyard makes it the go-to base for winter refits and full-season charter operations.
Gateway to the Ionian
Emerald cliffs, sheltered coves and a Venetian old town. From Corfu, cruise south to Paxos and Antipaxos, or west toward Albania's untouched Riviera — some of the last quiet corners of the Mediterranean.
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