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Destination Guides
Where we sail
In-depth guides to the world's finest cruising grounds — best seasons, signature anchorages, the table and the vessels that run them.
9 cruising grounds
Curated by the desk that sails them — when to go, where to anchor, what to eat ashore, and the right vessel for each.
Komodo
Prehistoric dragons, the tri-colour beach at Padar and the manta cleaning stations of the strait — Indonesia's most charted waters, out of Labuan Bajo.
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Raja Ampat
The bullseye of the Coral Triangle — jungled karsts over impossibly clear lagoons and the richest marine life on Earth, reached only by sea.
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Bali
The gateway to the archipelago — day charters to the Nusa Islands and the Gilis, and the start of every voyage east toward Komodo.
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Banda Sea
The legendary Spice Islands — Dutch forts, nutmeg groves and the volcano of Gunung Api, open for charter in just two short seasons a year.
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Wakatobi
One of the largest barrier reefs on the planet and a UNESCO Biosphere — world-class walls almost entirely to yourself, and the Bajau sea people.
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Mediterranean
Where modern yachting was born — the Côte d'Azur, the Amalfi Coast, the Greek islands and the Dalmatian coast across a single summer.
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French Riviera
From Saint-Tropez to Cap d'Antibes and Monaco — the original glamour coast and the ultimate superyacht playground.
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Greek Islands
Whitewashed Cyclades, ancient ruins and the clear Aegean — the quintessential Mediterranean island-hop, at an unhurried pace.
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Caribbean
The winter mirror — steady trades, short hops and turquoise simplicity from the British Virgin Islands to St Barths and the Grenadines.
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