Itineraries

Six routes we know by heart — Croatia, Lofoten, the Sognefjord, the Amalfi Coast, the Cyclades and the Caribbean. Each is a starting point, not a timetable: distances are indicative, and the captain adapts the week with you according to the weather.

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A yacht anchored in a turquoise Dalmatian cove seen from the air

Croatia · Dalmatia

A week from Split

7 nights · Split to Split · approx. 160 NM

The classic Dalmatian week: old stone towns in the evenings, empty coves in the middle of the day, and short hops that leave the afternoons free. No week takes in the whole coast — this is the shape most guests settle on, and the captain adapts it to the wind as the week goes.

Day 1 · Sat
Split
Embarkation from 17:00. Provisioning, a first dinner inside Diocletian's Palace, or a short evening hop across to Šolta.
approx. 9 NM
Day 2 · Sun
Šolta to Hvar
A morning swim in a quiet Šolta bay, then across to the Pakleni islands and into Hvar Town for the evening.
approx. 20 NM
Day 3 · Mon
Pakleni to Vis
A slow morning at anchor, then west to Vis. Komiža for dinner, and the Blue Cave at Biševo by tender, early, before the day boats.
approx. 25 NM
Day 4 · Tue
Vis to Korčula
A long, open crossing east, with Šćedro as a lunch stop if the wind allows, arriving Korčula in the afternoon.
approx. 35 NM
Day 5 · Wed
Korčula and Pelješac
The old town in the morning, then oysters at Mali Ston or a private vineyard lunch above the sea on the peninsula.
approx. 15 NM
Day 6 · Thu
Korčula to Brač
North again to Brač: Zlatni Rat and Bol, or a quieter anchorage along the south coast.
approx. 35 NM
Day 7 · Fri
Brač to Split
Milna or Bobovišća for a last swim, then back to base in the late afternoon.
approx. 20 NM
Day 8 · Sat
Split
Disembarkation by 09:00. Transfers to the airport, or a further night ashore.

Arranged ashore before you arrive

Private vineyard lunch among the vines on Pelješac or Korčula
Family-run konobas inland and on the waterfront, booked ahead through the crew
Diving the wrecks and clear water around Vis, instruction and gear arranged locally
The Blue Cave at Biševo at first light
Krka waterfalls and the Kornati archipelago if you start further north

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A private vineyard lunch overlooking the Croatian islands

The islands and turquoise coves of the Kornati archipelago from the air

Dubrovnik old town and its walls from the air

A yacht at anchor beneath Norwegian fjord cliffs

Norway · Lofoten and the fjords

North of the Arctic Circle

7–10 nights · Bodø to Tromsø · approx. 300 NM

Granite walls straight out of deep water, fishing villages of red rorbuer, and light that does not end. This is cruising for people who have done the Mediterranean and want the opposite: cold water, hot saunas, and almost no other yachts.

Day 1
Bodø
Embarkation and an evening crossing of Vestfjorden towards the Lofoten wall.
approx. 55 NM
Day 2
Reine and Kvalvika
Reine in the morning, then round to Kvalvika, a beach reachable only on foot or by tender.
approx. 25 NM
Day 3
Nusfjord and Henningsvær
Kayaks through the old fishing harbour, then dinner in Henningsvær on the rocks.
approx. 30 NM
Day 4
Trollfjord
Into the narrow arm under 1,000 m walls, sea eagles overhead, the yacht alone in the fjord.
approx. 35 NM
Day 5
Vesterålen
Whale watching by RIB, deep-sea fishing, and the catch cooked on deck by the chef.
approx. 45 NM
Day 6
Senja
Norway's most cinematic coastline: hiking, a cold plunge and sauna, glacial swimming holes.
approx. 50 NM
Day 7
Tromsø
Arrival and disembarkation, or stay onboard for the lights if you are cruising late in the season.
approx. 60 NM

Arranged ashore before you arrive

Northern lights watches from the deck with the crew, September to March
Deep-sea fishing and the catch cooked over fire on shore
Sea-eagle and whale safaris by RIB
Guided hikes to Ryten, Segla and the Kvalvika ridge
Farm dinners and local producers arranged in advance

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Cooking over an open fire beside a Norwegian fjord

A green Norwegian fjord valley with mountains mirrored in still water

Norway · The Sognefjord

Bergen to Gulen

7 nights · Bergen to Bergen · approx. 300 NM

The classic fjord week: out of Bergen into Sognefjord, the longest and deepest fjord in the country, and back along the island coast. Waterfalls, glaciers, Viking history and some of the best cold-water diving in Europe — with short, sheltered passages the whole way.

Day 1
Bergen
Embarkation in the old hanseatic harbour. Take the Fløibanen funicular up Fløyen for the view over the city and the fjords, then dinner among the wooden houses of Bryggen.
in port
Day 2
Finden
A full day north into the fjords to a sheltered anchorage at Findebotten — perfect for kayaking and paddleboarding. Pick up the famous Synnøve cheese at Finden Farm, or join a local fjord-fishing trip.
approx. 100 NM
Day 3
Flam
Deep into Aurlandsfjord to Flåm. The Stegastein viewpoint hangs 650 m above the water, and the Flåm Railway climbs past waterfalls to the Hardangervidda plateau — take the train up and the zipline back down.
approx. 25 NM
Day 4
Nærøyfjord
Into the narrowest arm of all: 18 km long and barely 500 m wide, a UNESCO World Heritage fjord under 1,800 m mountainsides. Ashore at the Viking village of Njardarheim at the head of the fjord.
approx. 8 NM
Day 5
Lusterfjord, Fjærland and Balestrand
Between the glaciers of Jostedalsbreen and the peaks of Jotunheimen: glacier excursions from the pier at Fjærland, then on to Balestrand for a private tasting and dinner by the water.
approx. 60 NM
Day 6
Gulen
The coast of 1,500 islands, and a scuba-diver's wonderland: kelp forests, soft coral reefs and the Frankenwald, a 122 m German freighter lying almost intact after 70 years.
approx. 40 NM
Day 7
Gulen to Bergen
An easy last morning's run south, a final swim in the lee of the islands, and disembarkation in Bergen in the afternoon.
approx. 37 NM

Arranged ashore before you arrive

The Flåm Railway to the top, with the zipline back down
Glacier excursions at Fjærland with local guides
A private tasting and dinner in Balestrand
Wreck diving on the Frankenwald and 'Stingray City' off Gulen
Fjord fishing with a local guide — the catch cooked onboard

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The explorer yacht Bold anchored in a Norwegian fjord beneath green mountains

A boat crossing the narrow Nærøyfjord between green mountains

Fresh spring water collected beside a Norwegian fjord

A local chef preparing food beside a Norwegian fjord

Positano's cliffside houses above anchored yachts

Italy · Amalfi, Capri and the Aeolians

Naples to the volcanoes

7 nights · Naples to Naples or on to Sicily · approx. 200 NM

Lemon terraces, cliff towns and long lunches at anchor. Short passages mean you can swim in the morning, be ashore for lunch, and still make a table in Positano for dinner. Extend the week south and it ends beside an active volcano.

Day 1
Naples to Capri
Board in the afternoon and cross to Capri for the night at anchor below the Faraglioni.
approx. 20 NM
Day 2
Capri
The Blue Grotto early, Via Krupp and the gardens, then aperitivo in the piazzetta.
approx. 5 NM
Day 3
Nerano and Positano
Lunch at anchor in Marina del Cantone, spaghetti alla Nerano, then round to Positano.
approx. 18 NM
Day 4
Amalfi and Ravello
Amalfi in the morning, a car up to Ravello and its gardens in the afternoon.
approx. 10 NM
Day 5
Crossing to the Aeolians
An overnight or early passage south towards Stromboli.
approx. 95 NM
Day 6
Stromboli and Panarea
The volcano at dusk from the water, then Panarea for dinner ashore.
approx. 20 NM
Day 7
Salina and Lipari
Caper farms and Malvasia tasting on Salina before disembarkation in Sicily or Naples.
approx. 25 NM

Arranged ashore before you arrive

Private table at the cliffside restaurants of Positano and Nerano
Ravello gardens and a Michelin-starred lunch above the coast
Pompeii or Herculaneum with a private archaeologist
Limoncello and mozzarella producers on the Sorrento peninsula
Malvasia and caper tasting on Salina

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A crate of Amalfi lemons with their leaves

A quiet aperitivo table overlooking the Mediterranean

Delizia al limone, a frozen lemon dessert, served on a hand-painted Nerano plate

The rocky coastline of Naxos above clear water

Greece · The Cyclades

Athens to Santorini

7 nights · Athens to Santorini · approx. 220 NM

Whitewashed villages, tavernas on the sand, and water so clear the anchor is visible on the bottom. The route runs with the prevailing wind, so the sailing is easy and the swimming stops are the point.

Day 1
Athens to Kea
Board at Marina Zeas and sail out to Kea for a quiet first night in Vourkari.
approx. 40 NM
Day 2
Kythnos
The sand spit at Kolona for the morning, then a fishing village lunch at Loutra.
approx. 20 NM
Day 3
Paros and Antiparos
Naoussa's old harbour for the evening, Despotiko's empty beaches by day.
approx. 45 NM
Day 4
Mykonos and Delos
The ancient site of Delos in the morning with a guide, Mykonos after dark.
approx. 25 NM
Day 5
Naxos
The marble villages of the interior, and a long lunch at anchor on the west coast.
approx. 25 NM
Day 6
Ios and Folegandros
Quiet coves and a clifftop dinner in Chora above the caldera light.
approx. 35 NM
Day 7
Santorini
Into the caldera for the last night, sunset from the deck, disembarkation in the morning.
approx. 30 NM

Arranged ashore before you arrive

Private guided tour of Delos before the ferries arrive
Assyrtiko tasting in the Santorini vineyards
Sea kayaking and paddleboarding in the Small Cyclades
Cooking with a local chef on Naxos
Beach-club tables on Mykonos, booked well ahead

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A whitewashed chapel with blue doors and dome on Sifnos

The colourful waterfront of Ermoupoli on Syros

A whitewashed Greek island lane framed by bougainvillea

The turquoise coast and rocky coves of Naxos from the air

Caribbean islands and reef seen from the air

Caribbean · Leewards and the Virgins

St Barths, Anguilla and the BVI

7 nights · St Martin to St Martin · approx. 180 NM

Warm water, short crossings and a different island every day. The northern route is social and polished; the Virgin Islands to the west are calmer, shallower and better for families.

Day 1
St Martin to St Barths
Board in the afternoon, a short hop to Gustavia, dinner ashore.
approx. 15 NM
Day 2
St Barths
Colombier and Gouverneur for swimming, Shell Beach for the evening.
approx. 8 NM
Day 3
Anguilla
Sandy Island and Meads Bay, lunch with your feet in the sand.
approx. 25 NM
Day 4
Crossing to the Virgins
A morning passage west to Virgin Gorda, arriving for sundowners.
approx. 80 NM
Day 5
The Baths and North Sound
The granite pools at first light, then kite boards and tenders in the Sound.
approx. 12 NM
Day 6
Jost Van Dyke and Norman Island
White Bay in the morning, snorkelling the caves in the afternoon.
approx. 25 NM
Day 7
Back east
A last swim off Tintamarre before returning to St Martin for disembarkation.
approx. 15 NM

Arranged ashore before you arrive

Tables at the Gustavia and Colombier beach restaurants over the holidays
Kitesurfing, wing foiling and diving instruction with the crew
Reef snorkelling and turtle spotting for children
New Year's Eve in Gustavia harbour, arranged a year in advance
Island flights to Anegada and Barbuda

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A quiet white-sand Caribbean beach framed by palm trees

A Caribbean beach and clear turquoise water seen from above

A tropical sandbar surrounded by shallow turquoise water and reef

Distances are indicative. Final routing and pace are confirmed once the yacht is selected, and the captain will adapt the route with you according to the weather to keep the week comfortable.