Palma de Mallorca was not always the glamourous holiday destination we know it to be today. Over the centuries it was coveted by pirates who enjoyed hiding their treasures around its hidden coves and between its looming cliffs.
For those who don’t already know, Belize is more than just a highly sought-after travel destination. It is also the holy grail for ancient Maya culture, and thus the host site of many historically-significant caves.
Sailing in the Med is all about action. It’s the things you do that define the adventure you have. Weaving from pastel-hued towns to abandoned bays filled with ancient ruins. Eating at waterfront tavernas that serve the freshest fish you’ve ever tasted.
Great and Little Abacos are the sparkling jewels in The Bahamas’ crown. Comprising a 320km crescent of soft white sand, coral reefs and crystalline waters, this destination is everything from a snorkeller’s dream to the ultimate sailor’s playground.
With billowing palms, miles of verdant tropical forests and oodles of luxurious resorts, the Eastern Caribbean island of St Lucia surprisingly remains a down-to-earth, fun-loving destination.
There are many ways to moor in the Med but here are 9 practical tips for stern-to mooring, as well as other possible berthing techniques you need to know.
Much of the sailing community has been wondering what to expect when going back to the British Virgin Islands (BVI) after Hurricane Irma. Read on to see what is open and how things are recovering to help you plan your return to Tortola.
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