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Worldwide Bareboat, Skippered, Crewed, by the Cabin & Sabbatical WORLDWIDE BAREBOAT, SKIPPERED, CREWED, BY THE CABIN & SABBATICAL CHARTERS 2 3 CELEBRATING 20 YEARS OF INNOVATION INDEX 04 MEDITERRANEAN 20 SOUTH EAST ASIA 05 Greece 21 Thailand Innovation is one of our strengths, whether WHAT’S NEW IN THE FLEET? 06 Croatia 21 Bali 07 France 21 Malaysia it’s bringing new sailing grounds to We’ve got more than 200 NEW boats, the latest OUR SAILING VACATIONS customers, partnering with cutting edge 08 Spain 22 INDIAN OCEAN models from the greatest manufacturers, coming manufacturers or making sailing as 09 Italy 22 Madagascar ANYONE CAN ENJOY BEING ON THE WATER 23 Seychelles accessible as possible. Next year will be into the fleet. 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FLY TO: mind white-washed villages topped with blue domes, olive • IONIAN ISLANDS NEW groves, Greek tavernas and some of the Mediterranean’s Sail the seven major islands with lush, mountainous landscapes and - Athens International Airport (ATH) for Lavrion and Athens. most loved beaches. Get to know Greece from our 10 bases attractive golden beaches from our three bases at Corfu, Lefkas or - Aktion Airport (PVK) for Lefkas and Preveza. across five island chains, each with their distinct character, Preveza. - Corfu Airport (CFU). charm and culture. Dip your toe into the Mediterranean for - Mykonos Airport (JMK). • SARONIC AND ARGOLIC GULF your next vacation. - New Paros Airport (PAS). Sail Greece’s romantic Saronic Islands from our base at Athens and - Skiathos Airport (JSI). explore UNESCO World Heritage sites ashore. - Kos International Airport (KGS). • SPORADES ARCHIPELAGO - Rhodes International Airport (RHO). From our base at Skiathos, spot monk seals, call in on Skyros or see OUR GREECE SAILING VACATIONS: where they filmed Mamma Mia! on Skopelos. Bareboat and skippered charters. A sailing license is required. • CYCLADES FIND OUT MORE: www.DreamYachtCharter.com/Greece Whitewashed houses with ultramarine domes are typical of the area. Sail from Mykonos, Paros and Lavrion and also discover Santorini, Ios and Serifos. • DODECANESE ISLANDS Sail the eastern Aegean’s 12 islands, including Kalymnos, Leros, Tilos and Symi from our bases at Rhodes and Kos. “I loved the vacation and I am not sure I will ever be able to beat this trip. The captain and crew were awesome, as well as helpful, friendly, attentive and knowledgeable.” Trina, Greece BAREBOAT WITH CREW CHARTER VISIT www.DreamYachtCharter.com 6 MEDITERRANEAN - CROATIA MEDITERRANEAN - FRANCE 7 CROATIA’S IMPRESSIVE PARKS REVEL IN FRANCE’S VARIETY The blue-green Adriatic is renowned for its world-class DISCOVER THE LOCAL HIGHLIGHTS BEST TIME TO GO: May to October. Cruise the oceanic coast of Brittany, the French Riviera’s DISCOVER THE LOCAL HIGHLIGHTS BEST TIME TO GO: May to October. Kornati and Krka national parks with their uninhabited • DUBROVNIK FLY TO: glamorous coastal towns, Corsica’s nature reserves or the • FRENCH RIVIERA FLY TO: islands and spectacular waterfalls. Croatia has over Walk the famous walled city, take the cable car up the mountain and - Dubrovnik Airport (DBV). charming Charente-Maritime region. Shop at boutiques in Sail from our bases at Marseille and St. Mandrier-sur-Mer to visit Paris and take a connecting flight to 1,200 islands to sightsee, a warm Mediterranean climate, stop by the movie locations from Game of Thrones. Sail to Korcula and - Pula Airport (PUY). the Côte d’Azur, search for coral in Corsica, dine on fresh St. Tropez and Cannes. - Nantes Atlantique Airport (NTE). - Zadar Aiport (ZAD). - Airport Rennes Bretagne (RNS). blue caves and a rocky coastline with spectacular views. We take in the view from St Mark’s Cathedral, or call in on Mljet’s national seafood in Quiberon Bay or head to La Rochelle’s nearby • GOLDEN ISLANDS ALSO KNOWN AS THE ÎLES D’HYÈRES have four bases in the region, including Dubrovnik, Pula, park at Pomena, Orebic and Lastovo. - Split Aiport (SPU). islands. ARCHIPELAGO - Toulon Hyères Airport (TLN). Trogir and Šibenik. OUR CROATIA SAILING VACATIONS: - Marseille Provence Airport (MRS). • TROGIR Hike on Port-Cros and spot whales and dolphins or enjoy Porquerolles’ Bareboat and skippered charters. A sailing license is required. - Ajaccio Napoleon Bonaparte Airport (AJA). Don’t miss the medieval city before sailing to Šolta, Vis, Brac, Milna, sandy beaches and clear waters. FIND OUT MORE: www.DreamYachtCharter.com/Croatia OUR FRANCE SAILING VACATIONS: the blue caves at Bisevo Island, upmarket Hvar’s nightlife or stroll the • SCANDOLA NATURE RESERVE, CORSICA Bareboat, skippered, by the cabin and crewed charters. UNESCO Stari Grad Plain. Corsica’s 2,000 hectares of protected waters and land is known for its rich biodiversity. Its protection has led to the growth of red coral at FIND OUT MORE: www.DreamYachtCharter.com/France • ŠIBENIK shallow depths rarely seen in the Mediterranean. Sail from Ajaccio Wander around Krka National Park’s waterfalls, sail the Kornati Na- and Propriano. tional Park’s 140 uninhabited islands, or head to Murter, Skradin • QUIBERON BAY AND MORBIHAN, BRITTANY NEW and Prvic. Sail from our base at La Trinité-sur-Mer or Lorient to enjoy scenic bays, • PULA rivers, ports and the Ponant Islands, such as Île aux Moines. Enjoy the See the Brijuni Islands and Brijuni National Park, or sail Cres, Lošinj, famous local seafood and sample the fruity Muscadet. Rab and Pag. • LA ROCHELLE, CHARENTE-MARITIME NEW Take in the impressive old towers of the main port, try local dishes “The freedom to choose the route yourself! The experience and sailing were fantastic.
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