Three choice Corsican anchorages
Corsica’s coast is laced with indentations, coves and beaches offering any number of idyllic anchorages. Find your own or seek out these spots where superyachts have been before
Corsica’s coast is laced with indentations, coves and beaches offering any number of idyllic anchorages. Find your own or seek out these spots where superyachts have been before
Fine restaurants abound on the Cote d’Azur but superyacht owners do have their favourites. These are a few deemed to have that ‘je ne sais quoi’
Croatia is fast becoming a true gourmet's destination, capitalising on the finest of traditional local cuisine as well as international imports. These restaurants can all be accessed by boat, making them ideal stops for a superyacht
Restaurants which combine French-style cuisine with Creole spices and five-star service are a feature of the French Caribbean, but these also offer stunning views of the sea
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Ile de Porquerolles – Cote d’Azur au naturelWith its untouched natural beauty, quiet beaches, old world hotel, Michelin-starred restaurant and own estate wine, Porquerolles is a self-contained paradise |
The cream of Croatia’s coastal and island restaurantsCroatia is fast becoming a true gourmet's destination, capitalising on the finest of traditional local cuisine as well as international imports. These restaurants can all be accessed by boat, making them ideal stops for a superyacht |
Porto Montenegro – a premier superyacht destination in the Eastern MediterraneanWith its deep water harbour, spectacular setting and vision of being a premier superyacht home port, Porto Montenegro is becoming a destination in itself |
Calivigny Island – the Caribbean island with a superyacht accessoryComing complete with its own superyacht, the Caribbean's newest private island resort resolves that quandary over whether to opt for beach or deck |
French Caribbean restaurants with a sea viewRestaurants which combine French-style cuisine with Creole spices and five-star service are a feature of the French Caribbean, but these also offer stunning views of the sea |
Back to nature in the ‘islands off the end of the world’Nature is king in St Vincent and the Grenadines, and here you meet it face to face, clambering up volcanoes, traipsing through jungle, jumping off waterfalls and swimming with turtles |
The Great Barrier ReefOne of the world's seven natural wonders, the Great Barrier Reef is the largest natural phenomenon on earth established by living creatures, stretching 2,300km from the Torres Straight to Fraser Island |
Gone fishing: piscatory pursuits up North Island, New ZealandA favourite cruise of VvS1’s owner is a fishing expedition up the coast of North Island, but pursuing marlin and reeling in groupers is just a side show to the area’s staggering beauty and isolation |
Port Denarau Marina – Fiji’s first superyacht marinaFiji's first superport has berths for visiting superyachts up to 75m, a retail hub with everything from restaurants and bars to doctors and beauty salons and a boat yard for essential maintenance and repairs |
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