Charleston Makes Its Case as a Superyacht Destination
A Megadock that welcomed a 454-foot Lürssen, 15 high-speed fuel dispensers and a historic district steps from the slip.
The top yacht charter and sailing destinations from BVI to the Mediterrean and more from Yachting Magazine.
A Megadock that welcomed a 454-foot Lürssen, 15 high-speed fuel dispensers and a historic district steps from the slip.
Private bays near Dubrovnik and Split, plus vineyards and organic restaurants, are drawing superyachts to the region.
Moorings for yachts up to 250 feet, rainforest trails and a volcanic peak at 3,232 feet reward those who are willing to slow down.
The government reversed its fee increase after a 40 percent drop in boat traffic. The beaches are the same. The crowds are not.
Mark Richards has spent 40 years racing in Newport. Buying Casey’s Marina at Spring Wharf is his way of staying.
The latest addition to the brand’s Riva Destinations program pairs waterfront hospitality with private cruising experiences aboard a Riva Cento.
Three years later, a $15 million rebuild returns 131 slips and a full-service waterfront to Fort Myers, Florida.
The Moorings answered client demand with a new La Paz base, giving West Coast sailors direct access to the Sea of Cortez.
From Sagrada Familia to Marina Port Vell, Spain’s most electric port city rewards every Mediterranean cruiser who stops in.
A cruise through the Netherlands lets visitors navigate an extensive network of inland waterways and historic canals.
Maritimo offers its new yacht owners an exclusive opportunity to cruise along the beautiful Queensland coast of Australia.
Cat Island in the Bahamas is an exceptional cruising waypoint for boaters seeking serious rest and relaxation.
Considered “the pearl of the Adriatic,” this walled city is a top spot for cruising along Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast.
