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Charter Greece and Turkey; Cruise the Best of Both Worlds
MALTESE FALCON sails St. Barth’s Caribbean Regatta
MALTESE FALCON, the world’s largest sailing yacht, performed exceptionally well in the 2009 St. Barth’s Bucket March 26 – 29, 2009. She is equipped with six beautifully appointed cabins for twelve guests, featuring 2 King cabins and 4 with queen berths. Her professional crew of eighteen is sure to guarantee that your needs are met. She has a Full gym and numerous toys available, including 4 Segway scooters, 2 wave riders, 6 full sets of dive gear, water skis, 14′ Jet tender, 4 Laser sailing boats, and 1 Hobi Cat. Read the rest of this entry »
Labels: boat, charter, chartering, Featured Sailing Yachts, Office News and Events, sailing, yacht
Consider Yacht Charter in the French Riviera, South of France (SOF)
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Monte Carlo
Who hasn’t heard of the French Riviera? However have you considered this as a yacht charter location? The South of France, known as SOF, offers both High Style and lovely quaint coastal fishing villages, with villas tucked away at every turn. Sit quayside right in the middle of the harbor of San Tropez, having dinner on the top deck under the stars, watching the harbor front come alive with night life. Anchor off of Cap du Antibes, take the ship’s tender to the private dock and lunch at the Eden Roc. Spend a day sunning and swimming in the islands off of Cannes. Read the rest of this entry »
Labels: boat, charter, chartering, sailing, Western Mediterranean - France, yacht
Silolona, Myanmar, Yacht Charter
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Silolona is one of the few yachts that has worked out clearance into Myanmar (ex Burma) to charter the Mergui Archipelago. This area has been closed in general since after World War II until about 10 years ago, when diving companies began to gain entrance along the coast for diving trips in the pristine coral gardens in these waters. Virtually untouched, there are fabulous diving and snorkeling spots, wide beautiful white coral sand beaches, filled with huge shells. Most of the islands are uninhabited, however there are a few villages, and of course, the Moken Sea Gypsies.
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Labels: Asia / Indian Ocean, boat, charter, chartering, Featured Gulets, sailing, yacht
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