The city of Miami

From its tall skyline and its beautiful beaches, Miami is one of the world’s most popular vacation spot. Although Miami Beach seems to be most famous, Miami includes beautiful areas like Brickell, Downtown Miami, Coconut Grove, Key Biscayne, and the Everglades.

What to do in Miami

Miami’s popular Nightlife, although very trendy, is not the only activity people can enjoy in this famous city. Visitors of all kind can enjoy south Florida by: doing watersports, visiting museums, renting a boat, dining in international restaurants, going fishing, going diving, or even just laying on the beach. A fun aspect of Miami are the restaurants accessible by boat such as: Monty’s in Miami Beach or Coconut Grove, Sea Spice, Red Fish Grill, Shucker’s Bar and Grill. If a private boat tour with Miami locals is what you are interested in, HostandBoat will happily help you organize it!

Miami Boat rental

South Florida has the advantage of having Caribbean-like turquoise waters, so boat rental in Miami is a very common and easy practice. Motorboat rental, sailing boat rental, and catamaran charters are available in most ports and marinas. Going to a sandbar is an enjoyable activity, the most popular spots to party on a boat or just relax include: Haulover Sandbar in North Miami, Elliot Key, Whale Harbour Sandbar, Peanut island in Palm Beach, and Nixon’s Sandbar in Key Biscayne.  While you rent a boat with skipper or capitan there, do not forget that Miami is one fast boat ride away from both the Bahamas and the Florida Keys, which include the famous Key Largo, Islamorada and Key West. 

The paradise of Indonesia. On Earth Raja Ampat has been described by many scientists as the richest place for Marine life on Earth, a diver’s mecca that relatively advanced divers should not miss. The biodiversity is just amazing with weird and rare underwater creatures everywhere you look and many new species have been discovered over the last few years in the archipelago. What to do in Raja Ampat­ ? It  is like heaven for underwater photography with magnificent hard and soft coral, clear water and a teeming reef life. These islands are very rich in macro life with just about all of the kind of critters you can dream of! Certain locations such as Wayag, Panemu or Misol are famous for their panoramic views and bays filled with small mushroom islands which are accessible by our tenders and sea kayaks. There are thousands of potential dive sites. .Did you wonder where to stay in Raja Ampat? We offer you the best experience in Raja Ampat. We suggest you what to do and what to see in Raja Ampat. The best diving in Raja Ampat and the best excursions in Raja Ampat. And also rent a boat in Raja Ampat.

Bali, is also called the Island of the Gods. In the heart of the Indonesian archipelago, this small paradise is full of white sand beaches perfect for diving, while volcanic reliefs will delight the explorers. Do not miss the famous temples that make the island famous. Our favorites: the Pura Taman Ayun temple, the Goa Lawah temple and finally the Tira Empul temple! However, Bali is increasingly in demand by tourists from around the world. That's why you'll know what to do in Bali, what to see Bali and what to eat in Bali if you ren a boat in Bali.

The pearls of the Adriatic. The crystal clear water that reflects sunlight. This is the memory of the Tremiti Islands that I will keep forever. To get there you have to do an hour / hour and a half by boat from Vieste, Peschici, Termoli, but Manfredonia (price: € 30-35 per person). You can also get to the Tremiti Islands from Bari by train, bus or plane. They are five small islands located in the Adriatic Sea, on the eastern coast of the Italian peninsula. An archipelago barely known beyond the so-called Bota de Europa. Of wild beauty and crystal clear waters, they are ideal for a short boat cruise, from three days to a week. With a total area of ​​three square kilometers and a population of only 307 inhabitants, the Tremiti Islands are a popular holiday destination for many Italians who love nature and tranquility. First because they have remained relatively virgin, second because the prices are still contained, and third because the road traffic is very limited (only vans of the hotels and to transport food, to understand each other); so in the islands one enjoys the pleasure of walking, without getting too tired because of its small dimensions. The islands must be known by sea.

Ubatuba is one of the itineraries of the North Coast of São Paulo that attracts tourists more in the long holidays and vacations, after all, it is located only 220 km from the city of São Paulo and close to Paraty, in Rio de Janeiro  The good news is that with so many beaches and such an extensive coastline, it will not be difficult to find a lot of quiet sand to relax, even on busy days.   Ubatuba, on the north coast of São Paulo, has many faces. At least 102, which is the number of beaches that the city offers. Spread over a hundred kilometers, the attractions appear as coves and bays of green and blue waters framed almost always by the dense vegetation of the Serra do Mar. HOW TO GET Ubatuba?Those coming by car from São Paulo can follow the Workers' Highway (Ayrton Sena) and continue on Carvalho Pinto Rd, descending the mountain range via the Tamoios Highway (SP-099) or via the Osvaldo Cruz Highway. Those who come from Rio de Janeiro can take the route through Rio-Santos or follow Highway Pres. Dutra to SP-099 or SP-125

Why does Aruba get more repeat visitors than other Caribbean islands? Perhaps it’s because of our weather, friendly people, and attractive prices. Aruba consistently receives the least rainfall in the Southern Caribbean, and they’re also located outside the Hurricane Belt, so you can expect excellent weather no matter what time of year you choose to visit. Arriving in Aruba, you’re sure to be greeted by friendly, helpful, and hospitable locals who are eager to show you around the One happy island and help you get into the vacation groove. They speak four languages, and have more sunny days than any other Caribbean island.

Things to Do in Aruba: Aruba may be best known for its beautiful beaches and perfect weather, but venture off the sand and you’re sure to be amazed by an incredible set of new and exciting things to do. Whether you seek peace and tranquility, excitement and adventure, immersive cultural experiences or an alluring romantic getaway, the One happy island has got you covered. With so many Fun Things to Do in Aruba, you’re sure to find an activity, sight, attraction or event that’s right up your alley!

The Bahamas are known for their favorable sailing conditions, making a yacht voyage a truly relaxing experience.

Enjoy the leisure and luxury of your private charter
Visit a remote island and picnic on powder sand beaches , enjoy some swimming and snorkeling, swim with sea turtles
Soak up the sun on spacious decks and enjoy the sensation of a powerboat ride, while you soak up the rays
Drop light tackle and try your luck at some hand  fishing the Bahamian way
Take in breathtaking views only seen from the water
Spot wildlife and swim with the dolphins

The Aegada Islands or Agates Islands is an archipelago of small islands of Italy located off the western coast of the island of Sicily, on the boundary between the waters of the Mediterranean Sea and the Tyrrhenian Sea. Administratively, they are part of the municipality of Favignana, in the province of Trapani. The coast of the province of Trapani, is beautiful, it is followed by bays and charming beaches on the shores of a crystal clear sea that displays all the shades of blue: from greenish to marine.
In front, the spectacular panorama of the Égadas Islands. An incomparable setting, perfect for any type of vacation that makes special any period of the year.

Athens owes its name to Athena, protective goddess born of the head of Zeus, whose history is confused with that of Greece itself. The first settlers were different ethnic groups of Ionians who settled next to the cliff that later would see the Acropolis, which were organized into kingdoms. Athens has an extensive history of more than 3,000 years old, during which it has exerted an important influence on the development of Western culture. The great monumental wealth of Athens makes it a destination with a huge attraction for visitors from all over the world. Who has not heard of the Parthenon, the Acropolis, the Agora or the different Greek temples that are preserved in Athens. How to get to Athens? The plane is the fastest, cheapest, most popular and most logical way to get to Athens.

The Canary Islands is an archipelago of the Atlantic Ocean that makes up a Spanish autonomous community with the status of a historical nationality, and is also one of the outermost regions of the European Union, in the space area it is composed of eight islands, five islets, eight Roques and the sea. The seven islands with their own administration are, on the one hand, El Hierro, La Gomera, La Palma and Tenerife, which constitute the province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, and, on the other hand, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria and Lanzarote, which constitute the province of Las Palmas. The words that best define the climate of the Canary Islands are "holiday feeling" and "good humor". Any day of the year you can go with Bermuda shorts and a T-shirt and feel good.

The most historically important and well-known island, Rhodes, has been the area's dominant island since antiquity. Of the others, Kos and Patmos are historically the more important; the remaining twelve are Agathonisi, Astypalaia, Chalki, Kalymnos, Karpathos, Kasos, Leipsoi, Leros, Nisyros, Symi, Tilos, and Kastellorizo. Other islands in the chain include Alimia, Arkoi, Chalki, Farmakonisi, Gyali, Kinaros, Levitha, Marathos, Nimos, Pserimos, Saria, Strongyli, Syrna and Telendos.

 Rhodes is located in the south-eastern Aegean Sea, this area is a popular destination for her sailing conditions, historical sights and well known for being the sunniest corner in Greece with almost three hundred days a year of good weather, a truly a blessed place with more than 2400 years of history, mosaic of different cultures and civilizations.      

Belonging to the province of Messina and off the coast of Milazzo we find the archipelago of the Aeolian Islands, also called Eolicas, formed by seven main islands: Lipari (the capital), Alicudi, Filicudi, Panarea, Salina, Stromboli and Vulcano.
It has just 13,000 inhabitants that are distributed in the Aeolian Islands, which, in their origin, were submarine volcanoes that emerged to the surface two million years ago. Currently only the volcanoes of Stromboli and Vulcano are active.
The Aeolian Islands are the image of rest, transparent waters, and thermal mud baths that popularized films like Stromboli by Roberto Rosellini, with Ingrid Bergman, or Vulcano, with Anna Magnani. This allowed to put in the mouth of all Italians the sites of their islands, promoting their tourism and getting Unesco to declare the set of World Heritage islands.

The hotel offer in the Eolias is not large, although tourism is the main and almost exclusive source of wealth, in addition to fishing.

Tourists come to the Aeolian Islands, attracted by the incandescent lava of Stromboli, the coquetry of Lipari, the boat trips of Panarea, the view of the sulfur slopes of Vulcano, or the Farallones de Filicudi.

Chiloé is an archipelago in the south of Chile. In addition to a large number of smaller islands, it comprises Ilha Grande de Chiloé, the fifth largest in South America (after Tierra del Fuego and the Brazilian islands of Marajó, Bananal and Tupinambarana).

The archipelago has a population of about 150 thousand people, and a surface of 9181 km².

Nova Iorque or New York is the most populous city in the United States and the center of the Metropolitan Region of New York , one of the world's most populous metropolitan areas. It is also the third most populous city in America, behind São Paulo and the City of Mexico.
Epicenter of the arts. Architectural darling. Dining and shopping capital. Trendsetter. New York City wears many crowns, and spreads an irresistible feast for all

Traditionally the gateway for luxury yacht charter to Fiji, the Nadi Corridor comprises the western side of Fiji's main island, Viti Levu commencing from Vuda Point, Nadi Town, Wailoaloa Beach, Nadi Airport, Martintar, Denarau Island, Korovuto, Momi Bay to Natadola. Effectively this region falls under the two provinces of Ba and Nadroga characterized by year round fine weather, its proximity to the International Airport, whilst the surrounding countryside is rolling and verdant, the beaches are relatively unpopulated, and the mountainous region (known as the Nausori Highlands) to the east are nothing short of spectacular.

French Polynesia - named after the sites of "Tahiti and its Islands" - consists of a conglomeration of 118 islands and atolls divided into five paradisiacal archipelagos in the South Pacific. Being the island of Tahiti, the largest, most populous (250,000 inhabitants) and home to the government, it serves as the gateway for any traveler to French Polynesia. Its capital is Papeete. Among the paradisiacal landscapes of French Polynesia, some islands stand out. It is impossible not to fall in love with the turquoise sea, the great diving spots and the tropical paradise climate

The estuaries, those arms of the sea that enter the land, are one of the great hallmarks of Galicia. It is said that they are the traces left by the fingers of God to support his hand here to rest after creating the Universe. And the truth is that something of divine seems to have its fishing villages, its turquoise beaches, its vineyards, its pazos and its food that is born in the water or sprouts from - or is raised in - the earth but seems to fall from the sky.

The Rías Baixas form the southern part of the coastal area of ​​Galicia. They occupy the west coast of the province of A Coruña and the entire coast of the province of Pontevedra, from Cape Fisterra to the Portuguese border.

Located in the south of Andalusia, in the Campo de Gibraltar region, La Línea de la Concepción is bathed by the waters of the Mediterranean and the Atlantic. A true paradise!

At the foot of Sierra Carbonera and with the vicinity of the Rock of Gibraltar, La Línea is warm with the visitor, to whom it welcomes and offers its endless beaches of fine sand, gastronomy, streets for you to walk around, and parties, to which you are already invited to join.

If the city of La Línea can boast of anything, it is one of its most beautiful natural treasure, its more than 14 kilometers of fine sand beaches. A very mild winter invites us to walk through them and be able to enjoy them the rest of the year due to its more than 3000 hours of sunshine a year.

Indian Ocean paradisaical Islands

This archipelago of 115 islands, in the middle of the Indian Ocean, has white sand beaches, turquoise topaz waters, and a super calm pace of life. Its exuberant beauty, its corals and its underwater life make it one of the greatest Paradises on Earth.

Why sail Seychelles is a must

Luckily they are still little visited and their prices are much more accessible than you think. Its natural beaches and wild islands make nature the main character in this Indian Ocean area. It is an ideal destination for a boat vacation!

The Caribbean area of Holland

The small island of Bonaire, is one of the Dutch pearls in the Caribbean, together with Aruba and Curaçao, they form the ABC Islands in the southern area away from the hurricane zone, allowing it to be enjoyed all year round.

Activities to do in Bonaire

Its hyper-crystalline waters and the richness of its flora and fauna make it a paradise for underwater activities, like kitesurfing, sailing and diving, being its main activity. There is also Dutch architecture, pink flamingo-filled salt flats, natural pools, mountains and the beautiful island of Klein Bonaire. A little paradise above and below the water.

Galapagos, islands with history

This small volcanic archipelago in the Pacific, a thousand kilometers from the coast of Ecuador, is the place in the world with the greatest biodiversity. It is known that Charles Darwin finished formulating his theory of the Evolution of Species, after observing the Galapagos fauna.

What to see in Galapagos 

Its red and black sand beaches, close coexistence with hundreds of unique species and its infinite underwater wealth, make Galapagos a unique destination in the world, and ideal to be visited from the sea. A boat vacation in Galapagos will be an unforgettable experience!
 

The four treasures of Phi Phi

The Phi Phi Islands are part of an exotic archipelago in the Andaman Sea. This small natural treasure at the south of Thailand consists of four islands: Koh Phi Phi Don, the largest island where the population is located, Koh Phi Phi Leh, characterized by its extensive beaches of clear sands and turquoise waters, Koh Yung or Mosquito Island, a large uninhabited and remote islet where colorful fish, corals and majestic cliffs abound, and Koh Pai or Bamboo Island, the only one without large limestone rock elevations, but with a relaxing circular paradise beach.

Top reasons to hire a boat to Phi Phi

This paradise of waters and picture-perfect beaches can only be completely discovered by sailing, since two of its islands, Isla Bambú and Isla Mosquito, can just be visited by arriving in a boat. In addition, the particular karst relief that characterizes them, makes that the easiest and most comfortable way to discover all its dream corners is across the water, rather than mainland.

Phang Nga Bay, a protected natural area

This bay located in the Andaman Sea, south of Thailand, has a great natural wealth that makes it unique and respected in the world. For that reason, a large part of its islets are protected worldwide as the National Park of Ao Phang Nga, where a huge variety of archaeological remains is located. In addition, its national marine park has a internationally ecological importance. Therefore, although it is close to places of tourist importance such as Phuket or Krabi, it is worth exploring its corners and discovering the treasures that nature hides in this bay.

Mandatory visits in Phang Nga

One of the symbols of the bay is Khao Chang Mountain, which holds a lot of symbolism in the city because of its elephant shape and appears on the Phang Nga seal. Another magical place is the Elephant Stomach Cave (Phung Chang Cave) formed by stunning stalactites that can be visited on board a boat and on foot. Also, the Temple of Hell or Wat Than Ta Pan is an amazing cultural destination that represents the Buddhist perspective of heaven and hell. These charming places of Thailand full of symbology and paradise beauty will make you have an interesting and impressive holiday.

Italian gastronomy in Marzamemi

Marzamemi is a village in the province of Syracuse in Sicily. This fishing port on the coast of the Ionian Sea has only 367 inhabitants and is one of the best places on the coast to eat fresh fish, their tuna, swordfish and tomato of incredible quality are very famous. In addition to the wonderful Italian cuisine that we can taste there, there are amazing narrow alleys, colorful boats that stain the waters of the Ionian Sea, incredible views of turquoise waters and cozy restaurants that bring a glorious atmosphere to this Sicilian fishing village.

The Racha Islands, the best place for underwater sports in Thailand

The Racha Islands (Racha Noi & Yay islands) offer unique views and perfect diving beaches where divers can find coral reefs full of colorful fish. The white sandy beaches of Racha Islands can extend up to 300 meters, perfect for sea lovers.

Many amateurs of underwater sports say that in these islands are the best reefs in Thailand where you can snorkel and dive, and practice any other underwater sports. In addition, its views from the surface are unbeatable, with palm trees full of coconuts and crystal clear waters during all times of the year. A paradise for lovers of diving, snorkeling, clear waters, and dream islands!

What makes this region of Switzerland so special?

Interlaken is a city in Bernese Oberland, Central Switzerland, which is located between two stunning turquoise lakes: Lake Thun and Lake Brienz. It was built right in the middle of the dazzling green valley that separates the two lakes, it is striking the stunning landscape that surrounds it: high mountains, dense forests, alpine meadows, glaciers, gardens and balconies filled with flowers that color the area. This region of Switzerland, located in a unique location, will show you one of the most beautiful landscapes you can find in the country, due to its picturesque and traditional villages hidden in the middle of nature.

Sailing Canals of France in Canal du Midi

Sail along the picturesque Canal du Midi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enjoy wine tasting, cycling and sightseeing in the medieval villages. When it comes to breaking into the south of France, the picturesque Canal du Midi is a must. Navigating this 300-year-old waterway, you will savour the slow and easy pace of the journey as you pass through lush vineyards in the heart of the Languedoc wine region. Passing through historic water locks, you will discover charming medieval villages and ancient fortress cities. Sightseeing tours, wine tastings and sun-drenched bike rides await, from bustling Toulouse to the golden sands of the Mediterranean Sea.

River tourism in Burgundy, France

Relax and enjoy the picturesque scenery of the Loire Valley & Nivernais. Majestic castles, colourful gardens, flourishing vineyards, medieval villages and large Roman cities create an idyllic landscape to navigate the Loire and Nivernais valleys. Let yourself be carried away by the beautiful landscapes, ride a bike and enjoy some of the best wines in the world. In the heart of France, you will find the magnificent region of the Loire Valley and Nivernais, including the Canal du Nivernais, the river Yonne and the Canal Latéral à la Loire, winding through spectacular landscapes, vineyards, charming towns and villages.

Cuba is located in the westernmost part of the Insular Caribbean. Its more than six thousand kilometers of coastline make traveling to this paradise by boat an even more enriching experience. In addition to its beautiful infinite beaches, Cuba is also culture, tradition, history, nature and colorful streets that make this destination a magical place.

Cienfuegos, "the pearl of the South" This neoclassical city of Cuba, with its elegant buildings painted in pastel tones, will transport you toanother era. Its historic center was declared a Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. It is located in a privileged geographical location in the Caribbean Sea that allows our boats to navigate to the keys of the Jardines de la Reina Archipelago, to the southeast, or to the Canarreos Archipelago where Cayo Largo will surprise us with its incredible white sand beaches and cold like Playa Sirena, the most beautiful in Cuba.

Lake Como: Italy's most beautiful and best-kept secret

The winding road from Milan runs parallel to small cliffs inhabited by churches in equilibrium and villas that know no vertigo. Below, huge, blue and peaceful, Lake Como, our most recent object of desire. The vegetation is a constant stream of greens, pinks and yellows, and at the end you can glimpse the white mountains, still snow-capped. It is springtime, the best time to fall in love with a lake whose picture-postcard villages and invented mansions are the pleasures of another era.

 Isla Palomino is the name of a small island located off the east coast of Puerto Rico, off the coast of Las Croabas, Fajardo.

 Authentic Caribbean luxury. White sand, turquoise waters, giant palm trees and daiquiri in hand, what are you waiting for?

Fort Pierce is a city located in St. Lucie County in the U.S. state of Florida. It is a family destination, and is noted for its beaches, restaurants and marina/yacht club. Often called the Sunshine City. Summertime is just around the corner so if you're looking for a staycation near the beach with fun activities

French Polynesia - named after the sites of "Tahiti and its Islands" - consists of a conglomeration of 118 islands and atolls divided into five paradisiacal archipelagos in the South Pacific. Being the island of Tahiti, the largest, most populous (250,000 inhabitants) and home to the government, it serves as the gateway for any traveler to French Polynesia. Its capital is Papeete. Among the paradisiacal landscapes of French Polynesia, some islands stand out. It is impossible not to fall in love with the turquoise sea, the great diving spots and the tropical paradise climate

More than 120 islands are ensconced within the beautiful Venetian Lagoon. Sand bars and barrier beaches protect the shallow waters from the open Adriatic, creating the largest wetlands in the entire Mediterranean and one of Europe’s richest habitats for birds and other marine life. Checking out a Veneto Italy map shows that Venice is more than just a premiere city. It’s a much larger area collectively designated a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Bodrum the “Saint-Tropez of Turkey”, the “white city”, a “sailors paradise” are some of the names by which this cosmopolitan city located on the shores of the Aegean Sea is known. The characteristic white houses are dominated by the castle of San Pedro de Halicarnaso, built at the beginning of the 15th century, today it houses a museum on underwater archeology, it is the typical postcard of Bodrum along with the whitewashed houses that dot the hill and the famous mills of wind, those that recall those of the Greek Mykonos.

Located in a privileged corner of the Levantine coast, this coastal town treasures 15 km of beaches of fine and clear sand and small coves of great beauty, a mild climate and waters that form a unique marine reserve in the entire Mediterranean coast.

Sardinia One of the most important and famous islands of Italy is undoubtedly this great island of the Mediterranean. What to do in Cerdegna? You can not miss knowing Cagliari your capital. Sardinia is the third largest Italian region. Come and rent a boat in Sardinia to discover one of the jewels of this country. This island is undoubtedly one of the most requested by thousands of tourists who venture into its shores. What to do in Sardinia? Renting a boat in Sardinia will have the opportunity to visit the most beautiful Italian beaches that make up the Costa de Esmeralda with its more than 50 kilometers with very calm waters and perfect to remain anchored in it. The Costa Paraíso beaches, more natural. In fact they are especially important during the summer season for the practice of scuba diving and various water sports. Followed to this and oriented further north we find the Alghero beaches characterized by their conventional coasts crammed with tourists due to its easy access. Also, we find the typical beaches of the east of the island with its coast practically empty and of course less known. What to eat in Sardinia? You can not miss eating the richest pizza, delicious pasta and the most delicious ice cream. So surfing waters and above all rest in them can become a relaxing therapy and pure disconnection. Come now and enjoy your authentic paradise. Rent a boat in Sardinia to live one of the experiences of your life.

What to see in Croatia? Solitary coves and fishing villages full of history: that paradise imagined are the Dalmatian islands. Yes, a host of beautiful islands await you off the coast of Croatia, on the Adriatic Sea, and the rental of sailboats with skipper or any other type of boat with or without skipper and / or crew is the best way to get to know Croatia . Split, the second largest city in Croatia. What to see in Split, whose port is one of the most important starting points for boat trips on the Adriatic, together with Dubrovnik. After hiring the rental boat, you can take advantage of it to get to know a little the historic center of the city, declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco. You can go to the island of Brac and stop at Milna, a beautiful city located in a deep bay of the same name where you can breathe tranquility and history at every step.  The island of Brac is known especially for its stone mines, high quality since ancient times. Then you can continue to Stari Grad, located in a deep bay on the island of Hvar. Before entering Stari Grad the captain of your rental boat will anchor in a bay called Tiha, a paradise. In the port of Hvar, a quiet and relaxed place where you can enjoy a delicious dinner in any of its bars and restaurants. If you're wondering what to eat in Croatia, maybe it's time to meet some of the delights of Croatian cuisine, which has a lot of Mediterranean cuisine influence from countries like Greece, Italy or Spain. And if you do not know what to do at night in Croatia, you can go to the famous club Carpe Diem, one of the most popular nightlife on the coast. Surely you can moor the yacht or sailboat rental in the marina of the city of Korcula, where according to legend was born Marco Polo.

The old Venetian fortress is surrounded by fish and pasta restaurants - there is a strong Italian influence in the food - washed down with the good white wine that is made on the island. Sailing by boat on the Adriatic allows you to discover paradises such as the island of Vis, where large crowds have not yet arrived. What to do in Vis? The coast is characterized by its natural gravel beaches, its clean and transparent waters and its many caves, the most famous being Modra Spilja (Blue Cave) is located on the neighboring island of Bisevo. The nickname of Blue Cave is due to the blue tonality that it acquires because of an optical phenomenon, when sunlight is reflected in the water inside the grotto. The show is unique !. You can take the Wine Route or visit its thermal baths and its Roman forum. What to eat in Vis? In the upper part of the island there is a restaurant with a quiet atmosphere where you can enjoy a good roast lamb and vegetables. If you  prefer fish one of the star dishes is the Pogaca od slane ribe, a cake of bread and sardines. What to visit in Croatia? Dubrovnik Known as the Pearl of the Adriatic, the city is surrounded by walls of white stone that die in the sea and can be walked through, touring the old town completely from the top, with stunning views. Going on vacation to Croatia with boat rental with skipper will allow you to have a perfect vacation.

The Puglia, the best kept secret, according to National Geographic. This southern Italian region falls in love with its beaches and whitewashed villages. Salento Peninsula. Bathed by the Adriatic Sea to the north and the Ionian to the south, it preserves an intact coastline. The Salento, also known as the "Salento peninsula" is popularly known as the Tacon of Italy, and is a subregion of Italy that extends over the southern part of Puglia, between the Ionian Sea to the west and the Adriatic Sea to the east. What to see in Puglia?  What to do in Puglia? Land very rich in history, Salento has attended the succession of several peoples of diverse origins. First the Messapians, then the Greeks and finally the Romans and Byzantines dominated this territory leaving the traces of its passage. The peninsula of Salento is the southernmost part of Apulia. To the west, its shallow and sandy coastline is bathed by the Ionian Sea. The Adriatic slope begins in Santa Maria di Leuca and the coast becomes rocky and irregular. When opened, the rocks form a kind of caves that are called coves and are accessible by sea. From Santa Caesarea you can reach the cave of Zinzulusa, a cave that is worth exploring when the tide allows it and is not submerged by the waters. Pescoluse Considered the "Maldives of Salento", between the cities of Ugento and Santa Maria di Leuca, the beach of Pescoluse is a true dream of crystalline waters, white sand and dunes. Where the two seas are located in the Salento, the Adriatic and the Ionian will be where you will meet the famous town of Santa Maria di Leuca. The last town in Italy before looking out over the immensity of the Mediterranean Sea. What to do in Leuca? Leuca is white and you can bathe in two types of sea on its coast: one with rocks and the other with sand. You can not leave Leuca without approaching its lighthouse, on top of the mountain of the city. From this lighthouse, you can make the best pictures of the entire Mediterranean. What to see in Leuca: Ponte del Ciolo. If there is a peculiar place to take a dip in Leuca, that is the Ponte del Ciolo. As the name suggests, you can bathe in an area under a bridge, full of rocks and with crystal clear water.

There are many paradises on Earth. Today we want to talk about Angra dos Reis, or as it is also called by many Angras people, or simply Angra. When we talk about Angra and its charm for tourists, we refer to the Angra region and not the city. Since this is a small city in the state of Rio de Janeiro and what attracts thousands of tourists every day is that its port is the place of embarkation to access the paradise that surrounds it: its 365 islands. Few places in the world gather so much beauty and biodiversity, in such an accessible and peaceful place. In this latitude it is summer the whole year, there is no hurricane season and in this small area you can enjoy beautiful beaches, some of them are among the best in the world, like Lopez Mendes or Aventureiro in Ilha Grande, San Gonzalo near Paraty , or Praia do Dentista y Fazenda in Ilha da Gipoia and the small and beautiful Ilhas Botinhas and Cataguases Islands, located minutes from the city of Angra. Where to go in Ilha Grande? It offers, in addition to the most beautiful beaches, a wild style for those who want to venture in their trilhas (paths in the forest) and cachoeiras (waterfalls). The picturesque village of Abraao, with its typical businesses and its diverse gastronomic offer, is an inescapable stop. Salmon with maracuja sauce, a unique dish that you can get in Dom Mario. The Ilha Grande offers to visit a lot of very different beaches: Praia Vermelha, Aracatiba, Tapera, Maguariquessaba, Freguesía de Santana and its church of 1800, Freguesía do Medio, Lagoa Azul where you can swim in a natural aquarium and, also, a unforgettable place like Saco do Ceu (Saco de Cielo). It is a closed bay very protected from the wind, where at night you can see the stars reflected in the sea, a place that you can not miss. And ending the north side of the island, the quiet beaches of Pouso and Palmas, entrance to travel in 30 minutes the path that will take you to the famous beach of Lopes Mendes, one of the most beautiful beaches of the Brazilian coast. Yes, it is highly recommended to wear footwear and repellent. What to do in Angra dos Reis? We can not stop visiting Paraty. It has all the charm of a Portuguese colonial city that dates back to before 1700 and is full of museums and art galleries, with a cultural and gastronomic offer of first level. And the large number of small islands that dot the entire bay, complete countless possibilities to enjoy and discover a world from the water and below it, such as Paraty Mirym and Saco de Mamanguá. Going through this paradise on a sailboat allows us to reach practically unexplored places and approach them from a privileged perspective, integrating us to the environment in a harmonious way. See sunrises and sunsets in the sea from a sailboat and live with gulls, atobás, frigates and urubus, or dive in crystal clear waters with turtles and fish of all kinds around small coral reefs, immerse us for a few days in a world that seems lost for those who live in a big city. And as if that were not enough, he waits for us all year round, two hours by car from cities as connected as Rio de Janeiro or San Pablo. Paradise exists ... and remains on earth. You can not miss knowing him!

The Amalfi Coast is a 60 km stretch of the coast of Campania between Sorrento and Salerno, served by a coastal road that is a very narrow catwalk, carved largely on the cliff. Along the road, between one vertiginous view and another, there are historic towns like Amalfi (on the Tyrrhenian Sea) and Ravello (high on the mountain), as well as a beautiful village that slopes down to the beach: Positano. Already Capri has been a coveted destination since the time of the Roman emperors - Octavian and Tiberius built palaces there. The destination is undoubtedly one of those places dreamed for a leisurely trip and dolce far niente (pleasant idleness, in Italian). You can look for beaches on the Amalfi Coast with incredible suggestions of lovely beaches for you to enjoy even more there.

One of our main reasons to visit the Balearic Islands was the search for the best beaches in the Mediterranean, with clear water, almost no waves and warm water where you can enjoy snorkeling and some water activities. Sun, beach and lively nights make Ibiza and Formentera a special place, the most fabulous and fascinating island of the Balearic Islands. If you are looking for rest and relaxation in the sun, but at the same time having a very lively holiday, both day and night, Ibiza is the right destination.

Salamina, Egina, Idra, Poros. A holiday on a sailboat in the nature of Greece’s Saronic Islands. There are many stages and the possible routes that you travel together lounging in the many bays with crystal clear waters and beautiful beaches, savoring the flavors of the local taverns, walking in the colorful villages or dinner on board under the stars. If you travel to Greece, you know that it is located in the south of the Balkans, between the Ionian Sea and the Aegean Sea. The Greek islands, with 1,300,000 inhabitants, are divided into several archipelagos: Cyclades, Dodecanese, Ionian, Sporades, islands of the North Aegean and those of the Saronic Gulf. The Greek islands are in total a beautiful mosaic of more than 2,000 islands, of which only about 200 are inhabited. A Greek island means a paradise for the traveler and if you travel to Greece, you have to know that each island has its peculiar architecture, mythology and friendly hospitality. Each island a dream, or better, a wish come true. Exploring the beautifully preserved architecture and historical monuments, and enjoying beautiful nights on the beach and dining by the sea, are the two activities you have to do in Greece. Renting a boat in Greece is a great opportunity to explore the area on a sailboat with your family or your friends, enjoy diving or learn to kite surf. What to eat in Greece? You can not miss the delicious Moussaka, Skordalia and the local Tzatziki, and for dessert the exquisite Baklavas. Greek cuisine also has two well-known drinks: Retsina, flavored with pine nuts, and the famous Ouzo, an alcoholic drink made with anise. In the middle of the Aegean Sea, you will find the most famous of the Greek islands, the Cyclades Islands. From the tranquility of Kea to the lively Mykonos, the fine sandy beaches of Milos or the impressive volcanic ridges of Santorini, a score of islands are offered to the visitor. Knowing its exotic beaches is one of the best things to do in Santorini: its white sand beaches, its black sand beach and its red sand beach. If you travel to Santorini, you can not miss the most beautiful sunset in the world. What to do in Mikonos? The windmills of Mykonos are part of the landscape and are already a symbol of the island, walk through the neighborhood of little Venice and walk through its typical little streets of white houses. If you travel and do not know what to do in Greece, and do not want to go to the most popular and classic boat trips to Mykonos and Santorini, you have several alternatives that will also amaze you. We recommend you to know the other islands. You can travel to the Ionian Islands, from Corfu to Zante, you will be seduced by the variety of the landscape. Of unparalleled beauty, these fertile and mountainous islands offer excellent anchorages. What to do in the Ionian Islands, you can not leave without knowing Lefkada or Meganisi.Nidri is a tourist town located in the southeast of Lefkada, in a natural harbor surrounded by lush vegetation. You have the islands of Skorpios, Skorpidi, Madhuri, Sparta. The fairytale Meganisi will delight you with the picturesque village of Spartohori and its breathtaking views. You can swim in the Virgin Bay and enjoy a great lunch with a good wine prepared on a boat. Your next stop may be Skorpios, which is still under the control of the Onassis dynasty.

From Athens to Hydra, the Saronic Gulf offers you wonderful places, ports and villages of all the seascapes of the country. If you travel to the Saronic Islands, you can not miss the beautiful Poros, Hydra and Salamina. Poros, is a place that surprises you, near Athens, and away from the hordes of tourism that is usually seen in the months of August in Europe. If you travel to Poros, one of the obligatory stops is to take pistachio ice cream, it will be the best ice cream of your life. And you can buy tzatziki already prepared in the Kritikos supermarket. You have hundreds of options to stay, one more beautiful than the other, it almost never rains, so much that at night if you are in a mooring you will be able to see the film that they are presenting on the screen of the Open-air Cinema, which is on the terrace of the only gallery you'll find in Poros. On the way to Athens you can anchor on the island Aegina, a very small island with very transparent waters. After visiting and touring the intoxicating city of Athens, you can continue your journey towards Salamina Island. Your water, for sure, will be the most transparent you see again, so much that you can know every bit of its bottom, even being 10 meters deep. Another trip you can take in Greece is to cross the Corintos Canal by boat. You will be speechless while you sail. And if you wonder where to go in Greece, to continue enjoying its beautiful beaches but where you are also interested in experiencing an experience with local people, we recommend the city of Kiato. Going to the beach in Kiato, it will make you feel like you are inside the Cocoon movie. Experiment it and you will know why. To the north are the spectacular Sporades Islands. Skiathos, Skopelos, Alonisos and Skiros. Its mild and temperate climate, far from the tourist circuit, offer you warm waters, beaches of fine white sand and eucalyptus forests. Located north of the Aegean Sea, are the North Aegean Islands, is an archipelago, off the coast of Turkey. There we can visit Ikaria, Mitilini, Samos, Limnos. And finally the great island of Crete is the largest in Greece and the fifth in the Mediterranean. but if you want to know what to do in Crete, it is an island that needs more time than the others for your visit, therefore we will leave it for another delivery. The nautical tourism is well developed in Greece, thanks to its paradisiacal islands and the translucent sea, which makes it a perfect destination to go on vacation. But the real pleasure is to rent a boat in Greece and start a cruise on those beautiful islands. If you want to build your Itinerary to navigate with a rental boat, we can help you. Sailing in Greece is a very famous activity, it is a "must" if you really want to enjoy your trip. No matter where you decide to go, you will have unforgettable moments if you rent a boat in Greece.

To discover the beauty of the British Virgin Islands is to discover the unique character of each island in this volcanic archipelago. From the culture and history of the four largest islands of the British Virgin Islands to the pristine natural splendor of more than 50 smaller islands, each place where the anchor is released offers its own magic.

The largest island of the Balearic Islands, a must for the Mediterranean tourist, an island of charm that offers a wide gastronomy, has everything and for all, beautiful beaches, mountain tourism, is an island full of natural contrasts. Its churches and monuments of great historical value, the exquisite gastronomy and personality or the presence of some of the most popular nightclubs and clubs in Europe give more than enough arguments to the foreign visitor.

Montenegro is one of these ideal tourist destinations that gains popularity among tourists in an unstoppable way. Not only for its attractive coasts but for its wealth of culture. Located in the south-east of Europe, in the Balkan Peninsula, this country receives with gentleness the waves of the mythical Adriatic Sea. What to do in Montenegro? Renting a boat in Montenegro is one of the most interesting options for the wide range of attractions on its coast and diving into a culture that surprises with encouraging joy and a taste for simple things. Many peoples met in this country practically newborn (Serbs, Orthodox, Slavs and those arrived by sea), so its coast is full of Catholic monuments while in the interior the Byzantines proliferate. This nation, one of the youngest in the heart of the Balkans (became independent from Serbia eleven years ago) was chosen by Lonely Planet in 2016 (with the city of Kotor in front) as one of the most interesting places to visit.

One of the many paradises that exist on Earth is in Panama and it goes by the name of San Blas. The San Blas Archipelago, or Kuna Yala in the native language, stretches along the northern coast of Panama, from the border with Colombia. The archipelago of San Blas, Panama, is one of the treasures of the Caribbean Sea. It goes far beyond just the islands paradisíacas, because in spite of the natural beauty be incredible, all the culture and life of the people.

The archipelago of the Azores is synonymous with nature. What to do in Azores? swim with dolphins, see volcano craters, walk among green mountains, dive in hot water lakes or try food made with the very warmth of the earth. Inserted in the wild waters of the Atlantic, these nine islands are full of places of unique beauty, authentic natural gems where man's intervention goes unnoticed and vegetation remains the main protagonist. How to get to Azores? The Azores Islands have 9 islands, all of them with an airport that connects the islands with each other and with Portugal, as well as with Europe. We must emphasize in this sense that all the Islands have these facilities. The most important of all is the Joao Paulo II Airport, in Ponta Delgada, capital of the Island of Sao Miguel and the Archipelago. Island to island, to get to Sao Miguel, you can arrive every day from Lisbon, or from any other airport via Lisbon. There are also charter flights from the US and Canada each week. The companies that fly the most to Sao Miguel are TAP Portugal, Ryanair, Easyjet, Azores Airline SATA and ACORLINE. The archipelago of the Azores is formed by nine magnificent islands of volcanic origin. It is located in the Atlantic North, between 36º and 43º latitude north and the 25º and 31º longitude west. Their population is around 250.000 inhabitants. The climate is temperate humid and the temperature range varies from 13º C in winter to 24º C in Summer. The average water temperature is 20ºC due the warm Golf stream. What to do in the Azores Islands have a wide range of activities to offer those who visit us. For the nature lovers it is possible to enjoy a huge number of breathtaking sceneries from mystical lakes, endless green fields, powerful mountains and the endless blue sea. Azores is also a great place for adventure sports and it has great conditions for the practice of surf, windsurf, paddle board, tracks, canyoning, bird watch, diving, sport fishing and golf. After a long day full of adventures you still can enjoy a relaxing thermal bath warmed by our volcanic “caldeiras”(hot springs).

Traveling to Malta is a very good destination if you are planning a fantastic day of sightseeing in the middle of the Mediterranean. Rent a boat in Malta. Malta is one of the smallest countries in Europe, located in southern Italy and in eastern Tunisia. Located in the middle of the Mediterranean, it has a totally natural and wild environment with transparent waters. The ports to be highlighted are those of Valletta Waterfronto, which is the most important on the island not only because it is housed in the capital but also because it is more than 260 years old, Portomaso, Marina de Kalkara. What to do in Malta? It is a very appropriate place to rent a boat in Malta and you can not miss the cliffs of Dingli. In the archipelago, besides the island of Malta, we can not fail to name the islands of Gozo and Comino. After Malta, Gozo is the largest area. and here you will be able to know the towns with great history like Rabat and Xlendi. In Comino you will find a very rich natural spot, perfect for diving for all levels in its more than known blue lagoon or Blue Lagoon. Rent a boat in Malta and enjoy one of the most visited places in the Mediterranean. On this island you can enjoy the sea and a good rest in a paradisiacal place. On the other hand, traveling to Malta with the idea of ​​tourism will allow you to discover many historic cities and towns typical of the Mediterranean and, surely, you will fall under its spell. The island has coves, blue beaches and unforgettable sunsets.

Spectacular diving and snorkeling in  the three Bay Islands: Utila, Roatán  and Guanaja – located between 25km and 50km off the north coast of Honduras. Their reefs are part of the second-largest barrier reef in the world, and teem with fish, coral, sponges, rays, sea turtles and even whale sharks. A trip to paradise. Their beaches are the best of the Caribbean. Meca of diving, snorkelling, kayaking, swimming with dolphins:. The best things to do in Bay Islands. The perfect location for your next vacation.

On the southern coast of the state of Rio de Janeiro, on the border with São Paulo, Paraty attracts tourists from all over Brazil and the world for its charm, nature and history. Coastal city, Paraty counts on beautiful beaches, but manages to offer its visitors much more than that. Paraty also offers a series of cultural and gastronomic tours. What to do in Paraty? It has all the charm of a Portuguese colonial city that dates back to before 1700 and is full of museums and art galleries, with a cultural and gastronomic offer of first level. And the large number of small islands that dot the entire bay, complete countless possibilities to enjoy and discover a world from the water and below it, such as Paraty Mirym and Saco de Mamanguá.

Largest island of the former Dutch Antillean archipelago, Curaçao is now one of the most sought after tourist hubs in the Caribbean. Its history is rich and transcends all the cultural diversity that still makes the island one of the friendliest places in the Caribbean. Together with Aruba and Bonaire form the so-called "ABC Islands", a tropical paradise rich in coral reefs and white sand beaches and turquoise blue sea. What to do in Curacao?  Perfect for diving, Curacao still offer horse riding, jeep safaris, mountain biking and extreme sports such as windsurfing. Popular culture is highly valued there and this is reflected in the large number of local museums and artists.

Salvador, the capital of the state of Bahia in northeastern Brazil, is famous for its Portuguese colonial architecture, its Afro-Brazilian culture and its tropical coastline. The district of Pelourinho is its historic center, with cobblestone streets that open in large squares, colorful buildings and baroque churches, such as San Francisco, with work in wood bathed in gold. Crystal clear beaches, valuable historical remains and a fascinating network of diverse cultures serve as a backdrop for the huge list of tourist attractions to see in Salvador de Bahia.

Skorpios, Corfu, Lefkada, Kefalonia, Ithaca. Sailing holidays through the Greek islands: sun, sea and relax, discovery and navigation. Transported by the wind, bay by bay, beach by beach, from island to island, enjoy the relaxed greek atmosphere and wonderful nature. In the Ionian Sea there is a large group of islands that houses a scenic and architectural treasure for visitors and onlookers. Mountainous and leafy landscapes stand out dotting the blue of the sea in contrast to the aridity of low and wide beaches. The Ionian Islands are mainly composed of Corfu, Paxos, Lefkada, Meganisi, Itaca, Zakinthos and Kithira. What to do in the Greek Islands? This is a perfect destination to visit with your rental boat. Corfu is the second of the islands in size and is protected by a beautiful legend of mythology in honor of the name of Poseidon's favorite nymph. It was the favorite island of royalty and the high classes of Greek society for a long time and still today it keeps that place. Many other islands are outlined on the horizon of the Ionian Sea even when they are called the "Seven Islands". All of them are generally well equipped to supply tourism. This is a great opportunity to rent a boat in the Ionian Islands and enjoy a mild climate and extremely hospitable and happy people.

Mikonos, Naxos, Santorini, Milos, Ios, Serifos. Thousands of islands and thousands of gods and heroes. You will enjoy the privilege of discovering from the sea places that are, from countless point of view, among the more fascinating  of the World.  Glamour islands with frenetic rithms, wonderful beaches attracting tourists all over the world. In the middle of the Aegean Sea, you will find the most famous of the Greek islands, the Cyclades Islands. From the tranquility of Kea to the lively Mykonos, the fine sandy beaches of Milos or the impressive volcanic ridges of Santorini, a score of islands are offered to the visitor. Knowing its exotic beaches is one of the best things to do in Santorini: its white sand beaches, its black sand beach and its red sand beach. If you travel to Santorini, you can not miss the most beautiful sunset in the world. What to do in Mikonos? The windmills of Mykonos are part of the landscape and are already a symbol of the island, walk through the neighborhood of little Venice and walk through its typical little streets of white houses. What to eat in Greece? You can not miss the delicious Moussaka, Skordalia and the local Tzatziki, and for dessert the exquisite Baklavas. Greek cuisine also has two well-known drinks: Retsina, flavored with pine nuts, and the famous Ouzo, an alcoholic drink made with anise.

One of the main European tourist destinations, a complete city that can offer endless possibilities of sightseeing and pleasing to almost every public. Besides beautiful, the city is facing the sea, and that changes everything. Watching the unhurried Mediterranean or even the multiple options of walks facing the sea is very cool. It changes the routine of urban walks. Barcelona has a super pleasant Mediterranean climate, which allows you to enjoy the city all year round. As it is a very touristy city, there are plenty of gastronomy, hotels and even tours to organize the trip, even if you have visited the city many times. Always worth returning.