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20 September 2024
Dream vacation by boat? Here are all the best operators!
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Why choose to take a sailing vacation today? As always, the reasons are many: the chance to experience the sea from “up close,” the freedom to sail as and when you want, and the joy of enjoying the sun and diving at any time you wish. But there is an additional factor that is often overlooked. A sailing vacation, whether you choose to charter a monohull or a catamaran, is the perfect way to have fun and relax without having “overtourism” problems.
According to data from one of the most important international tourism researches in fact – the Ipk International ‘s World Travel Monitor, presented at the Berlin Tourism Fair a month ago-nowadays more than one in ten travelers are concerned about “overcrowding” when it comes to deciding on their vacation destination. Be it seaside and maritime or in a magical city of art. So what vacation, on the other hand, is less overcrowded and safer than cruising by boat?
Everyone who loves the sea knows this as well as they know that when it comes to summer destinations , the most popular ones are those in our beautiful Mediterranean. A place for centuries full of charm and attractiveness for all those who want to discover bays and beaches to die for but also for those who occasionally disembark to enjoy an excursion to a destination rich in art and history. Renting a boat is really the perfect solution, although an element not to be underestimated is that of thereliability of the operator to whom you turn. In these pages we have chosen for you and rounded up the best. It is important to rely on serious companies that give quality services and solid guarantees of reliability.
What are the perfect vacation destinations and boats from the best operators to rent in the most beautiful places in the Mediterranean? Find out about them with us!
Equinoxe Yachts
Dream Yacht Charter
Kiriacoulis Holiday
Globesailor
Sea Goddess
Spartivento Charter
MadMax Nautical Franchising
North Sardinia Sail
Aladar
Let Your Boat
Parallel 38
Sailing in Italy
43rd Parallel
Sailogy
Baltic Yacht 51′ Escondida
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