Mediterranean

Join our most popular itinerary in Croatia with visits to islands like Hvar, Brac, and Vis. This itinerary, which we started in 2009, has constantly remained the most popular choice for first-time sailors in Croatia.

Montenegro has not yet been overrun by American tourists, but it is a shame that so few people are aware of the existence of this small country which boasts a lot of fascinating attractions, like the Bay of Kotor, the largest fjord-like bay in the Mediterranean.

Sail from lively Palma de Mallorca to a stunning national park island. anchor in secluded coves for a refreshing swim. Visit spectacular caves and a bio-winery.

Tuscany, for many years, has been some of the most popular tourist attractions of Italy but is still relatively undiscovered by North American sailors. Here is a unique opportunity to combine a vacation in Italy with a sailing trip to explore the magical beauty of the Tyrrhenian Sea where you will sail to the islands of Elba and Capraia.

One of the best sailing areas in the entire world, the Ionian Sea and the famous group of islands situated off the Greek west coastline, a stunning part of the Mediterranean with sheltered islands, crystal clear waters and steady winds. Nature at its best!

Anchor for the night in secluded coves or dock at restaurants for a delicious dinner before retiring for the night under the stars. Swim in crystalline turquoise waters and discover fascinating historical sites. Combine this trip with a visit to places like Istanbul, Ephesus, and Cappadocia for an unforgettable vacation.

This flotilla is for foodies and wine aficionados. Explore the ancient city of Dubrovnik, Discover Ston and its well-preserved city walls and salt works. Sail the Peljesac Peninsula, revered for its unspoiled beached, endless coves and scenic valleys.