French Riviera allows you to sample the delights of restaurants such as La Moulin de Mougin located just a short distance from Cannes, the sumptuous Carlton hotel on the Croisette and to people watch right along the coast, in the hope of seeing a famous face or indeed of being recognised themselves! Anonymity is usually not a reason to take to the French Riviera.
St Tropez, adopted in the late sixties by the 'jet set' and kept in the spotlight by residents such as Brigitte Bardot, remains one of the favourite places for strolling and sipping coffee. Cannes with its International shopping, its market and its marinas also offers the sophisticated Croisette for strolling in the balmy evening air.

The Italian Riviera is similar in many respects to the French Riviera but with a distinctly Italian flair. San Remo with its splendid marina and its shops and restaurants, an attractive older quarter to explore and its casino, is an excellent embarkation port for a voyage of discovery through the Italian waters.
Genoa further east is a magnificent city, though somewhat rough and dirty at first glance, disguising a wonderland of historical buildings and sites, museums and galleries and some fine shops and restaurants. With the improvement enjoyed in facilities since the opening of the new Molo Vecchio Marina, providing a safe and secure berth for yachts in the centre of the city, this too can offer a wonderful and convenient port for embarkation or disembarkation of a charter.

Spain and the Balearics comprise an amazing variety of scenery and pace of life from the fashionable Marbella in the south through the Costas to Barcelona in the north with its new harbour fronting a city renovated and revitalized in recent years to a clean and interesting place to visit, conveniently served by an international airport.
The Balearic islands of Mallorca, Minorca and Ibiza constitute a favoured cruising ground amongst sailors.
The variety of scenery, the contrast of frenetic nightlife in Ibiza and Palma with serene and unspoilt areas of the islands, where quiet anchorages and small villages can be enjoyed, plus the availability of stores and good airport connections, make this an exciting and fun cruising area with something for everyone.