CHARTER DESTINATIONS - World

Caribbean and the Bahamas
The Caribbean Sea is the fifth largest body of water in the world, with a total area of 970,000 square miles and over 7,000 islands, reefs and cays. The region’s islands are immensely varied, each with its own unique charm, and the climate is ideal all year-round. Imagine exploring the crystal clear waters and the most beautiful sandy beaches onboard a luxurious superyacht. Some of the many popular destinations are Anguilla with a 16 mile long coral formation; the British Virgin Islands, the sweet scented spice islands of Grenada, Cayman Islands, Jamaica and Martinique.
The 700 islands in the archipelago of the Bahamas just off the coast of Florida boast about 14.5% of the world’s coral. The clear exotic waters of the Bahamas are perfect for diving, snorkelling, ecotourism and fishing. Water sports enthusiasts will be the first to notice how the clarity of the water improves their sporting experience.
Many of these islands are uninhabited and attainable only by yacht, they offer a solitude and simplicity unknown to most people.

Australia

Australia's biggest attraction is its natural beauty. The landscape varies from endless horizons, to dense tropical rainforests, to chilly southern beaches. Scattered along the coasts, its cities blend a European enthusiasm for art and food with a laid-back love of sport and the outdoors.
Those wishing to visit the Opera House in Sydney one night and the Coral Coast the next will have to re-think their grasp of geography in this huge country. It is this sheer vastness that gives Australia - and its diverse population - much of its character.
Here you'll find all the essential ingredients for a great holiday - beaches, nightlife, bustling markets, inner city parks, outdoor dining and amazing marine adventures. And in the bluest ocean you'll see anywhere in the world you can swim with whale sharks, meet the dolphins or see some world class surfing, Australia's offers some of the most varied travel experiences in the world.

New Zealand

New Zealand is a country of rare seismic beauty: glacial mountains, fast-flowing rivers, deep, clear lakes, hissing geysers and boiling mud. There are also abundant native forests, long, deserted beaches and a variety of fauna, such as the kiwi, endemic to its shores.
Any number of vigorous outdoor activities - tramping (hiking), skiing, rafting and, of course, that perennial favourite, bungee jumping - await the adventurous. You can swim with dolphins, gambol with newborn lambs, whale-watch or fish for fattened trout in pristine streams and rivers.

Fiji & French Polynesia

Fiji has over 300 islands in its archipelago, each fringed with coral reefs and lapped by warm azure waters - the diving and snorkelling are superb. Amid its wealth of natural beauty, Fiji's true magic lies in its people and the fascinating blend of their diverse cultures.
Fiji is an interesting blend of Melanesian, Polynesian, Micronesian, Indian, Chinese and European influences.
A visit to the steamy shores of Tahiti and her islands is a little like your daydreams coming to life. Thousands of kilometres from anywhere, French Polynesia is the place to indulge yourself. Tropical fruit dripping from strange trees, translucent, shimmering aqua lagoons, sun-drenched, sandy beaches, and multi coloured coral. Perfect.

Indian Ocean-Seychelles-Maldives-Southeast Asia

Each of Madagascar's fascinating corners offers something different; beaches, rainforests, bizarre rock formations, or canoeing . You're spoilt for choice here.
Among the 115 islands of the Seychelles you will find the luxuriant, tropical paradise of your dreams with dazzling beaches and crystal-clear waters.
Add the rhythms, colours and flavours of Africa and you will find the relaxed tropical life of the Seychelles.
Maldives has been described as 'the last paradise on earth'. If your idea of paradise is a pristine, tranquil tropical island with swaying palm trees, pure white beaches and brilliant turquoise lagoons, then you will agree. This group of 1190 coral islands is also a major destination for scuba divers, who come to explore the fabulous reefs and rich marine life
Thailand draws more visitors than any other country in southeast Asia with its irresistible combination of breathtaking natural beauty, inspiring temples, renowned hospitality, amazing cuisine. From the mountains of Mae Hong Son and the verdant limestone islands of the Andaman Sea, to the vibrant dance clubs of Bangkok and the tranquil villages moored along the Mekong River, Thailand has something for everyone. Visit Phuket , known as the Pearl of the Andaman Sea, which is Thailand's largest island and is famous for its beautiful and white beaches, old temples as well as local dishes which make Phuket a heaven on earth. Or Phi Phi, the most popular destination on the Andaman Coast after Phuket with pristine beaches, impressive cliffs, clear water and fascinating marine life.

Brazil

Brazil is a dazzling land of pristine beaches, steamy jungles and manic town centres. Music and dancing are as integral here as eating and sleeping, and you'll find as many regional styles as there are shades of people, from samba's sensual rhythms to Bahia's axé -charged beats. Brazil is a country of staggering beauty with stretches of unexplored rainforest, islands with divine tropical beaches, and endless rivers. Not to mention the people themselves, welcoming all with their energy and joy.
Start in Manaus, the Amazonian capital. The city provides unforgettable boat trips through the Amazon. Still in the Northern Region of Brazil is Belém do Pará; let yourself be enchanted by the flavours of the local fruits, by the indigenous culture and by the spectacular Círio de Nazaré devotional festival.
In the state capital of Rio Grande do Norte, Natal, the dunes streak between the vegetation of the Atlantic Forest creating a breathtaking landscape of fantastic beaches, dunes and abundant cliffs. For those who prefer to sun worship during the day and paint the town at night, the ideal place is Tibau do Sul, a town known for its colourful cliffs and the fashionable vila Pipa. In São Luís visit the colonial Fort that gave the Maranhense capital its title as a Unesco World Heritage Site. Stretch your legs and visit the Lençóis Maranhenses, a sea of dazzling white dunes surrounding translucent green lakes.
Fortaleza is the capital of the Northern Eastern State of Ceará, with extensive urban beaches and an intensive nightlife, resounding with the rhythms of the enveloping forró. Then, for a little calm, move on to the charms of the rustic and paradisiacal beaches of Canoa Quebrada, Camocim and Jericoacoara.
A little further down the coast is another beautiful city of João Pessoa in the northeast of Brazil.
The Pernambucan capital of Recife and the most important neighbouring city, Olinda, offer various cultural attractions: historical architecture, artistic and musical events and it is one of the most exciting places to experience the Brazilian carnival.
The culture is also highlighted in Caruaru. Known as the capital of forró, the city attracts visitors with its figurative art centre, its popular artists and its famous Caruaru Market, a Brazilian Cultural Heritage Site.
Yet, further south you will discover Maceió, the capital of Alagoas another popular tourist destination with long, white wonderful beaches.
In Pernambuco it is beautiful and sunny the whole year round. Fernando de Noronha, off the Pernambuco North East coast of Brazil, with its totally unspoiled paradisiacal beaches is a protected nature reserve. Here you can dive through the archeological sites of Serra da Capivara, in Piauí. The beaches, the colour of the sea, snorkelling, the dolphins, the turtles, the colourful fish, the silence, the stars, all of these attractions make this a perfect destination.
Salvador , the capital of Bahia which fascinates with its rhythms, it’s beautiful historic centre and the hospitality of its people. Porto Seguro, in the state of Bahia is one of the main tourist resorts where the party never stops, either on the beaches or in the streets. Visit Mata de São Paulo, affectionately nicknamed “Brazilian Polynesia” or the Marinho de Abrolhos National Park, one of the best diving points in Brazil.
Along one of the most beautiful and unspoiled stretches of the Brazilian coastline, off the coast of Bahia, is the paradise island of Morro de São Paulo, here the use of vehicles is prohibited.

Rio de Janeiro
Sun, beaches and lots of green countryside are crammed into your journey through the state of Rio de Janeiro. The famous carioca capital of Rio de Janeiro is a picture postcard destination in Brazil. Check out the numerous leisure options the city has to offer such as a visit to the statue of the Cristo Redentor which was recently elected one of the new Seven Wonders of the World and the Pão de Açúcar. Dont forget to laze on the famous beaches of Ipanema and Copacabana.
Continue up to Arraial do Cabo and take advantage of the beaches, the fishing points and diving spots. Also on the southeast coast, don’t miss the opportunity to get to know Armação dos Búzios – one of the most sophisticated summer holiday destinations in the state of Rio de Janeiro – and capixaba Guarapari, famous for its delectable beaches.
Ilha Grande is the largest of the islands of Angra dos Reis, a popular yachting destination with its paradisiacal beaches and sophisticated touristic infrastructure
Parati is a historical town on the Fluminense coast between Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paolo in the Southeast Region of Brazil is the home to one of the most charming literary festivals in the world. Dont miss the opportunity to go inland to Minas Gerais famous for two beautiful and historic cities: Araxá, known for its thermal water fonts, and Tiradentes with its magnificent Barroquian churches and cobble stoned roads.
Ubatuba and Santos in the State of Sao Paulo, offer more beautiful and sophisticated seaside resorts. Travel inland to visit the city of São Paulo, a multicultural megapole offering limitless options of fun, food, culture and leisure. In Ilhabela, off the coast of São Paulo offers calm seas inviting visitors to sail, fish or dive. Yet further South In Florianópolis, on the Catarinense coast, the wave strength increases attracting surfers from across the globe.
The greatest water spectacle in Brazil can be found in Foz do Iguaçu, in the extreme west of Paraná. Here there are 275 waterfalls, measuring approximately 60 m in height and the view is absolutely magnificent.