Blue seas and warm sunshine, and the best cruising in the Mediterranean, with good sailing breezes, beautiful scenery, fascinating culture, delicious cuisine and wonderful people. This is where Top Yacht's fleet is based.

The south and west coasts of Ireland are one of the world's classic cruising grounds, with so many bays and anchorages that you never need visit the same place twice.

With the longest coastline in the Mediterranean and more islands than anybody else, Greece offers so much variety and interest it is no mystery why it remains such a popular sailing destination.

The scenery of offshore islands and clear blue seas, together with a rich cultural heritage and modern marinas, make this a popular sailing destination. The coastline of over 5000km and 1000 islands offers a great cruising area.

Tuscany, the Gulf of Naples and Calabria. The west coast and the islands offer a wide choice of cruising areas, with destinations to suit all tastes and plenty to do ashore.

An island of fascinating contrasts, scenic beauty and rich history, with few cruising yachts. Include the volcanic Aeolian islands to the north for an interesting itinerary.

With its brilliantly clear waters, white beaches and sheltered coves, no wonder this is the favoured island of the super-yachts, but there are also quiet coasts and islands to explore.

Beautiful rocky coastline and sophisticated marinas characterise the cruising areas of the Cote d’Azur in the Mediterranean.

A rugged and mountainous island, with good sailing breezes around the rocky coastline, and good harbours and anchorages.

The Balearic Islands are a popular tourist destination but once away from the big resorts there are plenty of peaceful bays and anchorages, with afternoon breezes for good sailing. The Canary Islands are available for charters during the winter months (November to April) for more experienced sailors.

Sparkling blue sea surrounding green islands with pale sandy beaches make a fantastic sailing destination.

The island is just 14 miles long by 11 wide, but has 365 sandy beaches and harbours around the coastline. Antigua Race Week is in April every year - book very early for this highlight of the yachting calendar!

This island in the northern Caribbean has both French and Dutch influences, with an interesting ambience ashore and good sailing around the coast.

Martinique has a distinct Franco-Caribbean ambience with excellent cuisine, designer shopping , friendly people and of course excellent sailing! To the north, Guadeloupe is ideally situated for visiting both the Leeward and Windward isles.

The Spice Island of the southern Caribbean, with lush forested mountains, a coastline of rocky points and sandy beaches, and the superb islands of the Grenadines to the north.

One of the Caribbean’s most enchanting sailing areas, Cuba has it all—natural marvels, gorgeous weather and historical charm. Cuba’s 5,746-kilometre coastline is marked by 200 sheltered bays, more than 4,000 cays and islets and 588 kilometres of beach.

Home to the longest barrier reef in the Western Hemisphere and the second longest in the world, Belize offers fabulous calm-water sailing, diving, snorkeling, fishing, kayaking, bird and wildlife watching, Mayan ruins and more.

Just south of the Equator in the western Indian Ocean, granite and coral islands, many uninhabited, with startling natural beauty and unique flora and fauna.

A melting pot of culture, deserted beaches and perfect sailing conditions, Malaysia offers something for everyone.

Stunning scenery, perfect beaches, great food and hospitality make Thailand an ideal destination for sailing.

Discover the Whitsunday Islands, inside the Great Barrier Reef: lush forested islands with secluded anchorages with brilliant clear turquoise water and magnificent coral reefs.

The Society Islands have volcanic mountain peaks and lush vegetation, surrounded by white sand beaches and turquoise lagoons protected by coral reefs. In the middle of the South Pacific Ocean, this is sailing paradise.