IBIZA (SPAIN)

SARDINIA (ITALY)

KOS(GREECE)

SPLIT (CROATIA)

BAY OF ISLANDS(NEW ZEALAND)

It is still one of the most populardestinations, specially during summer.

This Mediterranean paradise hasnumerous sailing routes between the island

and Formentera, and you candrop anchor in the best coves.

Although there are many differentroutes in the area, one of the best starts in

the port of Alghero and heads towardsCape Caccia and Stintino. At Cape Caccia,

you have to drop anchor near the cavesand have a look at the curious Isola Foradada.

This Greek island in theDodecanese archipelago is known for its

paradisiacal beaches. It is easy to sailaround, as it is only 40 km by 8 km.

Located 380 kilometres from Zagreb, thecapital of Croatia, and opposite the Italian

coast, plit is a strategic location.It is the heart of the Dalmatian coast,

in the region of Dalmatia, which has loadsto see when visited aboard a sailboat.

An adventure for the most experienced captains.Located in northern New Zealand, this region

is considered one of the most popular marine parks in the country. It has roughly 144 independent

islands, where visitors can do all sorts of water sports.

TOP 5sailing destinationsWhen planning a holiday, one of the most important

things you have to decide is where to go. Of all the possibilities, there are 5 places

any skipper would recommend.Which ones haven’t you seen yet?