Journey

Yachting in the Caribbean is a great opportunity to see exotic islands with lush tropical nature, dive and explore the vibrant underwater world of coral reefs.

Phuket is a large island in the south of Thailand in the Andaman Sea. This is one of the most popular holiday destinations in Southeast Asia, where vacationers have at their disposal: picturesque nature, warm sea and developed infrastructure.

Malaysia is a distant country that boasts excellent yachting. It has access to the Andaman and South China Seas. The length of the coastline of the peninsular part of the country is about 1900 km, but the coastline of the eastern part of Malaysia exceeds 2600 km.

The Phi Phi Islands are rightfully considered one of the most picturesque islands in the world. The recreation industry is well developed here and therefore tours to Phi Phi are very popular with tourists from around the world.

Vancouver, the largest city in British Columbia and one of the most comfortable to live in the world, can also be considered an excellent region for yachting.

The Kingdom of Tonga is located on 177 islands of the archipelago of the same name, most of which are uninhabited, with pristine beaches and unspoiled nature. The islands are of volcanic and coral origin and are covered with jungle, and the abundance of natural attractions allows you to call them "tropical paradise".

French Polynesia is the overseas possession of France, characterized by an original combination of exotic nature with European chic. The most famous of the metropolitan islands are Tahiti, Tuamotu and Bora Bora.

Gothenburg, unofficially referred to as the 2nd capital of Sweden, is second only to Stockholm in size. The city secretly competes with Stockholm - officially and informally. According to social surveys, Gothenburg is the best city for most Swedes to live in.

The attractiveness and popularity of Lake Balaton in Hungary is primarily due to the high level of service - resorts, well-known entertainment complexes, catering establishments, and, of course, there is an established yacht infrastructure.

Singapore, or "Lion City" as locals call it, is located at the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula. The island city-state is connected to the mainland by 2 bridges: the Second Link Bridge and the Johor Causeway Bridge.