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Greek Yacht Charter Itinerary: Saronic Islands
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Those islands closest to the Peloponnesian Peninsula, the Greek mainland and Athens, comprise the Saronic Island chain. A charter out of Athens for the Saronic Islands is a very comfortable one week itinerary. The first main island of Aegina can be reached in little over an hour. Generally, a charter of the Saronic Islands is also combined with stopping in attractive harbors on the eastern Peloponnesian coast. Hydra, on the southern end of the Saronic Island chain, has long been a high style hideaway and many movies have been filmed both here and on the other Saronic Island of Spetses. Cars are not allowed on the island of Hydra where transportation is supplied by water taxi, donkeys or your own two feet.
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BVI Yacht Charter Itinerary: Wreck of the Rhone
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The Wreck of the RMS Rhone located in the British Virgin Islands between Peter and Salt Island is one of the best shipwrecks available to snorkel or dive in the Caribbean. As the wreck is in relatively shallow waters, anyone snorkeling can see a significant part of the wreck without diving. Those that do dive will enjoy this wreck as the diving depths are shallow, and the wrecked hull remaining has large unencumbered openings, allowing a diver to swim right through the wrecked hull. A snorkel or dive of the RMS Rhone is a nice morning or afternoon crewed yacht charter activity while chartering in the British Virgin Islands.
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Labels: boat, Caribbean - The British Virgin Islands (BVI), charter, chartering, sailing, yacht
BVI Yacht Charter Itinerary: Soper’s Hole Marina
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Tucked away at on the western tip of Tortola, is Soper’s Hole and Soper’s Hole Marina. This area, also called the West End, is home as well to a British Virgin Islands customs clearance office with a dock that is used by ferries and yachtsmen alike. Across the harbor from the customs clearance office, on the other side of a small anchorage is Soper’s Hole Marina, with dockage, marine services, a Pusser’s Rum restaurant and other boutiques and traditional crafts stores
Labels: boat, Caribbean - The British Virgin Islands (BVI), charter, chartering, sailing, yacht
BVI Yacht Charter Itinerary: Bitter End Yacht Club
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While yachting in the British Virgin Islands, don’t miss visiting the Bitter End Yacht Club, located in North Sound in Virgin Gorda. This well known island outpost, offers resort facilities in one of the most secluded harbors in the BVI’s. The north end of Virgin Gorda is only reachable by water, either by private yacht or ferry. The Bitter End Yacht Club sits on the tip of the outside arm of the harbor, just prior to the opening to the Atlantic Ocean.
Labels: boat, Caribbean - The British Virgin Islands (BVI), charter, chartering, sailing, yacht
Croatia: Yacht Charter Itinerary
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DUBROVNIK
Croatia offers beautiful clear blue waters and a coastline full of history and architectural gems. Indeed, within a 40 mile area, including Montenegro and Croatia, there are two cities, Dubrovnik, Croatia and Kotor Montenegro, that are considered UNESCO World National Heritage Sites, with 9 total UNESCO World National Heritage Sites in both countries. A total of 4 or 5 UNESCO sites can be visited in a one week charter starting in Kotor, Montenegro and ending in Dubrovnik, Croatia. Read the rest of this entry »
Labels: boat, charter, chartering, Eastern Mediterranean-Croatia, sailing, yacht
BVI Yacht Charter Itinerary: The William Thorton
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How often can you dine at a restaurant anchored in a secluded harbor reachable only by yacht or dinghy? The William Thorton, anchored in the Bight in Norman Island offers just that, with a bar for evening cocktails, and a full menu for dinner. Spend an evening under the stars in paradise, with others of like mind, making new friends who also arrived by yacht or dinghy to dine in this unique location and venue.
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Labels: boat, Caribbean - The British Virgin Islands (BVI), charter, chartering, sailing, yacht
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