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With 71% of the earth’s surface covered by water, yachting enthusiasts have plenty of options to enjoy their passion. They can chose from five oceans, over 175 million lakes or 75 rivers that are more than 1,000 miles long. Companies such as Worth Avenue Yachts,a world-class yacht brokerage firm specializing in luxury yachts for sale, yacht charter, charter management and new yacht construction, can make the process of owning or chartering a yacht seamless.
The following stunning yachting destinations are sure to please any yachtie.
“The French Riviera season will never disappoint,” says Graham Sullivan, luxury charter consultant at Worth Avenue Yachts. “With the Monaco Grand Prix coming up, Cap Ferrat offers the ideal rustic rocky coastline that is perfect to explore in a kayak or SUP in the morning, followed by a boozy brunch onboard a yacht with your private chef. With tons of yachts to choose from this summer, the market is positioned in favor of the clients booking and deals to be had for chartering.” June is the Monte-Carlo International Show Jumping which is one of the major stages for the Longines Global Champions Tour. These events are a hot bed for yachting activity.
“Explore the local wine scene, take pasta making classes or the Pizzaiolo master class at the Villa, ride bikes during a Tuscan sunset, all before heading to the coast for an incredible yachting adventure up the coast,” says Shannon McCoy, yacht and charter consultant at Worth Avenue Yachts. The Tuscan archipelago is good cruising and close to the home of some of the best yacht builders on the planet. This is actually an ideal trip for someone looking to build a new yacht.
Sail along beaches with turquoise water near lush nature. “A lot of our larger fleet yachts with American owners have stayed on this side of the salt the past several years,” says McCoy, “so I recommend National Day on July 14 in St. Barts. It’s close enough for Americans to make an extended weekend out of it. Time is precious.”
Take the real boating journey around the San Juan Islands, up from Lake Union in Seattle, through the Locks — an experience in itself — and through the Puget Sound. View whales, submarines and seals to Roche Harbor. Chartering to Roche Harbor is a must-do. It’s a different world and feels authentic and untouched.
“Nestled within the enchanting Ionian landscape, this region stands out as a personal favorite and an alluring haven for yachting enthusiasts,” says Sofia Kotta, a Fraser Yachts charter specialist in Greece. “Charterers can immerse themselves in the breathtaking vistas of Meganisi, accompanied by the delectable culinary delights of Errikos restaurant in Vathi.” Through a yacht charter, travelers can explore the immense caves
If you're the sort of music fan who is happier watching the Coachella livestream on your couch than navigating the crowds, then you may be wondering how to enjoy the magic of live music without quite so many people.
It’s always a good idea to focus on experiences over material things, especially for a big milestone birthday. Why not cash in your vacation days and revel in gratitude for another trip around the sun by hopping on an airplane, with passport in hand? It doesn’t matter if you go somewhere new or well loved, or if you travel with family and friends or solo.
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Governor Gavin Newsom and Visit California CEO Caroline Beteta just broke the news that California still retains the largest market share of tourism in the entire United States. According to new data released today, travel spending in the Golden State reached a record high of $150.4 billion in 2023, outstripping the previous record amount of $144.9 billion seen in 2019.
Settling yourself for a week or a weekend on a car-free island can come with unexpected benefits: the joy of getting around via bicycle, the conversations that happen while walking from one place to another, the hilarity of golfcart transportation. But while we all love a good road trip, sometimes the car is just a means to getting from point a to point b. On these islands, even the getting around is part of the fun. Not to mention its stress-free and incredibly freeing for everyone coming along on the trip.
In her Michelin three star restaurant Atelier Crenn in San Francisco, Dominique Crenn creates dishes that have been described as gastronomic poetry in their complex, ethereal visuals and flavor. As the culinary consultant for the film “The Menu,” her dishes served at a fictional temple of gastronomy, were unlike anything a diner had ever seen. In February, dishes created by the chef began rolling out in Air France’s premium cabins that, while not as wild as the film’s creations, are also creative, delicious and uniquely hers.