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THE TOP 7 SUMMER MEDITERRANEAN CHARTER DESTINATIONS:

The Mediterranean offers a rich diversity in cruising areas and it would be easy to spend years exploring the different regions, their food, and people, scenery and cultures. Here's a short introduction into the different areas that we have explored and love.

Our guests are already booking their luxury charter yachts for next summer so we suggest that you enquire now to be sure that we will have the perfect yacht in the location of your choice for you. 

1. Greek Islands

With hundreds of islands, each with its own flavour, Greece is a feast of culture, cuisine and cruising experiences that will live up to the dazzling images of the travel brochures. From rustic villages, stark white cottages with bright blue rooves clinging to sheer cliffs, and islands covered in olive groves and ancient ruins, to sophisticated resorts where the Ouzo and Retsina flow; from Corfu in the northern Ionian to Santorini in the southern Cyclades, you will surely discover some favourite Greek Islands that delight your interests and tastes. Best of all, by luxury charter yacht, you will have access to even the most remote bays and islets.

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2. South of France and Italian Riviera

The Riviera is a stunning stretch of coastline that spans iconic charter destinations such as Cannes and Monaco on the Côte d'Azur to the picturesque seaside towns of Tuscany and the cliff-top villages, crystalline waters and rugged coastline of the Cinque Terre. Your South of France or Italian Riviera charter experience can take in cosmopolitan cities offering you nightlife as well as secluded bays boasting natural beauty.

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3. Adriatic Coast of Croatia and Montenegro

The azure waters of the Adriatic Sea are home to impressive walled cities, picturesque towns and harbours. This emerging region is bursting with historic villages where meandering laneways lead to Medieval squares, with authentic bars, restaurants and shops selling lace, handicrafts, soap, wine and other regional specialties. Fresh seafood, coastlines with pristine water opening up to picturesque towns and villages between Split, Hvar, Korcula, Dubrovnik and Montenegro all await.

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4. Amalfi Coast of Italy

The Amalfi Coast is renowned throughout the world for the unique beauty of its landscapes. Twisting roads winding through rocky cliffs reveal tantalising glimpses of small villages, secluded bays, and inlets, all looking out over a clear blue sea. Lush green Mediterranean flora colours the slopes of the surrounding hills and cliffs. This journey leads you to towns of worldwide fame such as Positano, Amalfi, and Ravello. While a few miles from the coast lay the breathtaking islands of charming Capri and the lesser-known Ischia.

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5. Corsica

Sitting strategically between the French Riviera, Sardinia, and Tuscany, Corsica blends the flavours and customs of all of these to form its own unique culture. The West coast is very rugged and windy, while the East coast with its wide stretching beaches is protected from the wind. It is a charter yacht paradise, offering some of the most pleasant cruising grounds in the western Mediterranean and something for everybody – beach lovers, divers, culture buffs, hikers, history enthusiasts, epicureans.

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6. Balearic Islands of Spain

With some 300 days of sunshine each year, hundreds of beaches, diverse cultural heritage and unique hospitality, the Balearic Islands are a region of colour and contrasts. Ibiza, known for its party-scene, also has a cultural heart, while Mallorca, beyond its bustling capital Palma, is home to villagers who proudly maintain their culture and customs in pretty hillside towns and farmhouses. The Balearics boast pristine beaches with lots of coves to explore, a full calendar of vibrant festivals and world-class dive sites in their sapphire waters.

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7. Sicily & Aeolian Islands

Sicily, Italy's largest island, has been invaded countless times over the centuries, by the Greeks, Phoenicians, Romans, Arabs, Normans and Spaniards. Each of the occupiers left behind their cultural influences that have blended to give Sicily a personality as distinctive as its Arabic-Norman architecture of the Middle Ages. A visit to Sicily is an experience to be treasured. Rising out of the Tyrrhenian Sea, some fifteen miles off the Sicilian coast, The Aeolian Islands - Lipari, Salina, Stromboli, Vulcano, Panarea, Filicudi and Alicudi — with their black beaches of volcanic soil, and dazzling clear light, have everything to make your yacht charter an unforgettable experience

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Contact your charter expert at Luxury Charter Group today to plan your summer charter in Mediterranean.