Spetses & Navplion Off the beaten path for many Greek charters but worth every minute Text & images by | ZUZANA PROCHAZKA Previous Next Greece is one of those charter destinations that begs for repeat visits. Having cruised there three times already, I can’t wait to return because on each Read more…
Reborn through Art, Color and Nature Spring style and design for the bold By Benjamin-Émile Le Hay | Traductor María Iriondo Previous Next Looking to the future, we envision a new chapter this spring. One that enrolls us in natural beauty, artistic expression and the discovery of fresh ideas, designs Read more…
Snorkeling in Hawaii Text & Images by | Texto y Fotos por MARIE BONNET Previous Next When you think of Hawaii and the Pacific Ocean, you’re most likely to picture gigantic waves and world-renowned surfing – and surfers. But there’s a different side to this exotic island. One that is Read more…
The First Permanent European Settlement in America and its Founder Text by | Texto por ADOLFO MRONGOWIUS BARCIELA Images by | Imágenes por FERNANDA SILVA Previous Next When discussing the topic of the first European settlements in North America, many people are quick to think of the English settlements of Read more…
Cruising through Croatia The small country with a little bit of everything Text by ZUZANA PROCHAZKA | Photos by LAURA FAILONI Anterior Siguiente It seems that the greatest concentration of charter yachts is not in the Caribbean as you may expect, but rather in Croatia, a tiny country that for Read more…
St. Vincent & the Grenadines Civilization Redefined Text & Photos by ZUZANA PROCHAZKA Previous Next A string of gem-like islands extends between St. Vincent and Grenada in the Eastern Caribbean. Technically a part of the same country as the island of St. Vincent, the Grenadines stretch along 40 miles in Read more…
Cruising around the Galapagos Archipelago Text by DOLORES BARCIELA Photos courtesy of M/Y WILDAID’S PASSION Previous Next We are snorkeling along the rugged coast of Isla Santiago, in the protected waters facing a tiny island aptly named Sombrero Chino or Chinese hat because it resembles a Chinese rice farmer’s hat. Read more…
Coppenhagen… one happy town. Story & Images by MARÍA IRIONDO Anterior Siguiente Danish people have been named the happiest in the world. In spite of paying high taxes, their healthcare, transport and quality of life, according to some, makes them number one in happiness. It’s easy to understand why when Read more…
Scotland…. from Skye to Orkney Story & Images by | Texto e imágenes por MARÍA IRIONDO Anterior Siguiente “Sing me a song of a lad that is gone,Say, could that lad be I?Merry of soul he sailed on a dayOver the sea to Skye.” Robert Louis Stevenson The Inner Hebrides Read more…
Chartering Made Simple Text & Photos by | Texto y Fotos por ZUZANA PROCHAZKA Anterior Siguiente All charters aren’t the same. There are luxury crewed charters usually on large motoryachts with a captain, chef and crew, and bareboat charters in which you’re the captain who makes all the decisions and Read more…