French Riviera coastline with yachts anchored offshore

Destinations

Where Will You Go Next?

Coastlines, harbours and island groups covered the way a crew reads them — where to berth, where to anchor, and what makes the passage worth planning.

Cruising Regions

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Monaco & the French Riviera

Monaco & the French Riviera

Port Hercule, Cap Ferrat, Saint-Tropez

The densest concentration of large yachts anywhere, with September's show week turning the harbour into a floating exhibition.

St. Barts & the Virgin Islands

St. Barts & the Virgin Islands

Gustavia, Anegada, Jost Van Dyke

Short hops between islands, reliable trade winds and anchorages that suit both a 30-metre sailing yacht and a 90-metre motor yacht.

Croatia & the Adriatic

Croatia & the Adriatic

Hvar, Vis, the Kornati Islands

Limestone coves, walled ports and a cruising ground where a week's itinerary can cover a thousand years of history.

The South Pacific

The South Pacific

Tahiti, Fiji, the Marquesas

Long passages rewarded by lagoons few vessels reach — the natural cruising ground for explorer yachts with range.

Inside a Destination Guide

Written for the Passage Plan

Every destination we publish is built around what a captain, owner or charter guest actually needs before arrival — then filmed for The Next Port.

  • About the destination
  • Best areas for yachts
  • Marinas
  • Anchorages
  • Things to do
  • Restaurants
  • Hotels
  • Beaches
  • Local attractions
  • Travel videos

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