Yachting

St. John is the smallest of the American Virgin Islands, owned and is the richest of all the colonial lands of the United States. This is a hilly island, remote from civilization, covered with lush tropical vegetation, 2/3 of the territory of which is occupied by the National Park of the Virgin Islands.

The Cayman Islands are a group of islands and reefs in the Caribbean Sea, discovered by Christopher Columbus in the early 16th century. Geologically, the islands represent the summit of the Sierra Maestra seamount, stretching east of Cuba. Although the relief of the island territories is mostly low-lying, there are very picturesque cliffs here.

Naples is one of the oldest cities in the world, a major seaport and the capital of the densely populated Campania region. The city is famous not only for its delightful landscapes, but also for Europe's largest historical center, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A unique climate has been formed here, the sun shines almost all year round and there are interesting places for recreation.

Oahu is the most developed and popular island in the Hawaiian archipelago. There are many historical and cultural attractions, as well as the nature created excellent conditions for sports.

Pantelleria is a small volcanic island in the Sicilian Strait of the Mediterranean Sea, the most remote and one of the least visited in Italy. Signs of volcanic activity are visible on the island - hot mineral springs on land and fumaroles at the bottom of the sea.

Sardinia is a legendary Mediterranean island with amazing beauty and a special attraction for tourists from all over the world. With its cozy coves, many small islets, clean beaches with golden sand and luxurious Mediterranean nature, Sardinia is very popular with yachtsmen, surfers and fans of other water activities.

The Aeolian Islands archipelago is located in the southern part of the Tyrrhenian Sea and is famous, first of all, for the active volcano Stromboli. Due to volcanic phenomena on land and in the sea, they are also called the "Land of Volcanoes".

Genoa is the largest port in Italy, the capital of Liguria and the departure point for cruise ships in the Mediterranean. This city played an important role in the life of the state, serving as a major port since the time of the Roman Empire. During the Crusades, the Republic of Genoa had the greatest political influence, with numerous overseas colonies. Competing with Venice for spheres of influence in the Mediterranean, it experienced cultural and economic development.

Kefalonia is the largest of all the Ionian Islands and the ideal destination for those who love to relax in Greece. This island got its name from the mythical hero Kefal (Cephalus) - the founder of the clan, from which the famous king Odysseus comes.

Amorgos is a mountainous island in the Cyclades archipelago with a long history and one of the most romantic in Greece. Due to its geographical position, it connects the Cyclades with the Dodecanese archipelago.

The island of Zakynthos is a place in Greece famous for its unspoiled natural beauty and rich historical heritage. It is worth going here for the sake of relaxing on white beaches surrounded by lush Mediterranean greenery, visiting shrines and exploring local attractions.

Anafi is a small island in the Cyclades archipelago, located 22 km east of Santorini. This island has a special natural beauty and is famous, above all, for its magnificent beaches. Tourists can also feel the atmosphere of old Greece here and observe the stunning beauty of the landscapes.

The Greek island of Mykonos, located in the center of the Cyclades archipelago in the Aegean Sea, attracts tourists primarily with its beautiful beaches and an abundance of historical sites to explore. In ancient Greek mythology, there are several references to the island, named after the hero Mikon, the grandson of Apollo.

The Greek port of Heraklion (the capital of Crete) got its name in honor of the hero of myths Hercules, who performed one of his exploits in Crete. Today, thanks to the dynamically developing tourist infrastructure and rich history, this city is the most popular holiday destination.

Vestmannaeyjar is a small archipelago south of Iceland, consisting of 16 islands, as well as several dozen rocks and cliffs. There is only one inhabited of the islands - Heimaey, it is also the largest in area and the most populated. There is an airport with two runways and a seaport.

The Marshall Islands are a group of islands located in the Pacific Ocean, in the middle of Micronesia. The Republic of the Marshall Islands includes 29 atolls and 5 isolated islands. Most of the archipelago's population lives on the two largest islands: Majuro and Kwajalein.

Going out to sea on a yacht is a unique combination of extreme sports, fishing, swimming and sunbathing. But above all, a yacht is a vehicle, the use of which requires strict adherence to certain rules. Modern safety regulations and accepted standards of conduct are the crystallization of the experience of many generations of true sailors.

Located 980 km from mainland Ecuador, the Galapagos Islands offer an excellent opportunity to experience the unique flora and fauna of the archipelago, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The Whitsunday Islands (Trinity Day Islands) were so named by Captain Cook in honor of the feast of Pentecost (Trinity Day), but the traveler was mistaken about the date - his ship was in this place a day earlier.

Tahiti is the largest of the islands of French Polynesia, attracting tourists from all over the world with its enchanting beauty of nature. It is from here that most of the cruises to the islands of the region depart.