Dubai has developed itself into a thriving yachting destination, offering state-of-the-art marinas with top-tier crew facilities included.
...Cigars, salsa, classic cars, and a rich history might be what comes to mind when thinking of Cuba, but what about the archipelago as a yachting destination?
...A stone’s throw from one another and all located outside the hurricane belt, lie the three lesser-known Caribbean islands: Aruba, Bonaire, and Curaçao.
...While work may be why yachties find themselves in the yachting capital of the world, Fort Lauderdale has loads of activities crew can do in their off time.
...The Galápagos Islands are the pinnacle of biodiversity and the best way to see it all is aboard a yacht — making it a perfect as a yachting destination.
...Barcelona has long been a popular yachting hangout, now the city will roll out the red carpet for the world’s most iconic sailing event this summer.
...Combine Paris’ Olympic Games with sun-drenched Southern France for a dream itinerary — highlighting iconic landmarks and the city’s lesser-known locations.
...Costa Rica and Panama are famous for their stunning beauty, so take the opportunity to discover some of the area’s natural wonders.
...When you first reach the beach at Formentera you might be mistaken for thinking, did we get real lost? You’re in Spain, just not as you might have pictured it.
...More than 7,000 islands make up the Caribbean region and Triton asked different yacht industry professionals to give their top pick in the Caribbean.
...For vessels approaching from the north, Seattle knows how to make an entrance.
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Hidden Gems
Downtown Miami is full of hidden gems, if you know where to look! Just steps away from Biscayne Bay and Miami Beach, downtown Miami may be the ultimate superyacht destination you’ve been looking for.
...Cruising up the majestic Potomac River – the second largest tributary of the Chesapeake Bay – is a breathtaking rite of passage for any boater. In 1608 John Smith…
...What boaters find when they arrive in Cambridge, is a wonderfully boatable, friendly and walkable city. What often surprises, and always delights them, is…
...The Central Gulf Coast – stretching across the coastlines of Mississippi, Alabama and the Florida Panhandle – is nearly 200 miles of paradise awash in southern hospitality.
...Portugal is popping up a lot on the “best destination” lists these days, and it’s easy to see why.
...Traveling to New Zealand? Here is everything you’ll need to know if you’re embarking on an epic South Pacific adventure.
...As the New Year comes along, so does a new set of requirements issued by various regulatory bodies. All yachts, including private, limited charter, and commercial, will see several new rules enter into force.
...An extraordinary tablescape sets the mood for a wonderful meal and keeps guests engaged throughout charters.
...What kind of chocolate should you always keep on board, and where should you store it?
...Engineer and yachting supplies sales specialist Ian Stewart passed away in Fort Lauderdale at the end of October. He was 55.
...Check out Chief Officer Wesley Walton’s tips for an Arctic Adventure in the latest What the Deck!
...A trip to Antarctica brings breathtaking beauty and teeming wildlife, but also challenging seas. Capt. Grant Maughan details how to sail to the bottom of the world.
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