Mediterranean

Attracting the high society for decades, the Amalfi Coast is glamorous, fun, beautiful...and perfect for yachting.

You don’t need much to feel perfection in this part of the world, where our civilization is merely the latest to enjoy the spoils.

The booming Balearic Isles have seen a fourfold increase in charter yachts since 2013, with clients already clamoring for more this summer.

Natural beauty and diversity help Montenegro lay claim to the Med's next "it" charter destination.

Lighthouses have been safe havens and points of architectural fascination for centuries, but now technology helps bring some far flung lighthouses to your mobile device.

A charter vacation aboard Penny Mae in Croatia will teach you a little something about the country’s history and its terroir.

We’ve had our eye on the development of Porto Montenegro—a Gulf of Kotor port city of one of Europe’s smallest, youngest nations—for quite some time. The idea of a Monaco-like marina and destination in the location was promising and now—six years after clean-up, restoration and development began in earnest—this area is thriving.

For the rare uninitiated, VAT is Value Added Tax. For the past few years, more and more countries facing a shortage of revenue have put charter yachts under a microscope as potential sources of additional funds and began collecting VAT on charter fees.

It was the classic boats, including the restored presidential yacht Honey Fitz that attracted us to the 2012 Ocean Reef Club Vintage Weekend. But Classic Weekend is also about planes and cars and they contribute their fair share to this exciting event, which takes visitors back in time.

After building a buzz for a couple of years now, Marina Port Vell’s developer Salamanca Group is embarking on the marina’s second development phase. Ultimately, Port Vell will have berths ranging from 33 feet (10 meters) to 591 feet (180 meters) with a majority in the 60- to 90-meter range.