The Meltemi shapes summer in Greece like hardly any other weather phenomenon. For many sailors, it is a reliable companion, while for inexperienced crews it can sometimes be a challenge. Understanding when and how the wind develops in the Aegean allows you to plan your route, daily passages, and anchorages...
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Turkey’s Aegean and Mediterranean coasts can become intensely hot during July and August, especially in crowded cities and at exposed archaeological sites. A carefully planned sailing route offers a more comfortable alternative. Sea breezes, shaded coves and regular swimming stops make the hottest part of summer easier to enjoy, while...
A yacht charter may be reserved months before departure, so choosing the right cancellation policy is just as important as selecting the vessel or destination. Work schedules can change, flights may be disrupted, and unexpected personal circumstances can affect even the most carefully prepared travel plan. Flexible booking conditions reduce...
A busy summer bay can appear calm while presenting a demanding anchoring situation. Boats arrive from different directions, wind shifts funnel around the coastline, and limited space increases the risk of crossed chains or contact between swinging vessels. Confident anchoring begins before the anchor reaches the water, with careful assessment...
The advertised price of a luxury yacht charter is usually the base charter fee, not the final amount spent during the trip. Day-to-day operating costs are handled through the Advance Provisioning Allowance, commonly known as the APA. The APA is paid before embarkation and creates a dedicated fund for expenses...
