Lefkas is close enough to the mainland to be connected by a bridge, giving easy automobile access, although most people prefer to visit the area on a Greece yacht charter. Water sports – including swimming, scuba diving, and windsurfing – are popular, as well as hiking and cycling. The beaches are relaxing as well as beautiful or you can explore the ancient archaeological sites.

This Greek island is less commercial than the surrounding islands, offering quiet and seclusion and a bit of untamed wilderness. You may see small villages with stone buildings, Greek men out on fishing boats and Greek women sitting together crocheting. It is quaint and beautiful, while still offering everything that travelers may need, especially at Nidri and Vassiliki.

Yacht Olga

After a complete engine room refit, Yacht Olga is back in the water and ready for you! If you book your charter before June 1, 2012, you’ll receive the special re-introductory rate of $59,000 per week, plus expenses and tax.

This luxurious 121’ yacht accommodates eight guests in one king, two queen, and a twin staterooms along with a fifth bunk room, which is perfect for a child. Captain Bernard Calot and his crew of four will take care of you and your party, offering their services to help make your Bahamas vacation the best that it can be. Your yacht Olga charter will include massages, mariachi singer, wireless karaoke, beach paella, Wifi, scuba diving from the yacht (for certified divers), a deck Jacuzzi, and use of the 22’6” Navurania tender and a three-person waverunner.

Your vacation on Yacht Olga will bring you to some of the prettiest islands in the Bahamas – the Exumas. This 120-mile-long archipelago is ideal for a yacht charter, as you can explore the small uninhabited cays and relax on the picturesque beaches.

The Exumas

Day 2: You’ll enjoy the day on the picturesque island of Capri, where you can explore the Blue Grotto cave, visit the upscale shops, and dine at an outdoor café.

Day 3: You’ll sail early to Amalfi, a romantic village on the rugged slopes of the coast. Spend some time in the village of Praiano, a little-known secret with a distinct Italian charm and home of the Green Grotto pool.

Day 4: At Positano, you may casually stroll the narrow lanes to view the courtyard gardens and Moorish-style homes that line the slopes along the sea. From the top of the hill, you will have an excellent view of the island of the Sirens in the bay below. At the end of the day, you’ll head towards Salerno.

Day 5: In the small town of Salerno, located at the western edge of the Amalfi coast, you’ll find historical buildings, artisan shops, and piazzas filled with musical gatherings. While in town, be sure to head to Pompeii to visit this historical city.

Day 6: After a restful sleep, you will spend the day in Sorrento, a small city which overlooks the bay of Naples. The rich and famous enjoy the luxurious hotels of the area and breath-taking views of Vesuvius and Capri.

Day 7: You will sail to Ischia, a volcanic spa island, which offers many sulfur springs and medicinal bathing areas. The island is large enough to offer a variety of sites to see and activities to try. In the afternoon, you’ll return to Naples.

Yacht Mr. Terrible

If you want to have a good time, you need to meet Mr. Terrible. While the name implies a negative, it certainly doesn’t adequately describe Mr. Terrible at all!

Mr. Terrible is a high-performance, luxury motor yacht with a sophisticated design and unbeatable style. The Polynesian interior consists of exotic materials, such as bamboo, woven woods, leather hides, Koa wood, wenge, bubinga, and African walnut. If you book by May 15, 2012, you can enjoy a week-long escape into paradise with yacht Mr. Terrible for only $175,000.

This stately yacht sleeps ten guests in its five cabins, including the master statesroom with a walk-in closet and separate office. The elegantly designed room includes opulent woodwork with an abundance of natural light. The en-suite bathroom includes a luxurious hand-hammered copper tub, a separate shower, and twin wood sinks.

The entertainment-related amenities extend to entertainment systems with surround sound in each statesroom with a TV and DVD player as well as a Kaleidescape system. While on your Bahamas yacht charter, you will enjoy many watersports, and Mr. Terrible is equipped to meet your needs. You’ll have access to two dinghies, one of which is fully-equipped for fishing, as well as a live bait tank. Waterskis, kayaks, towables, and snorkeling gear is also available.

A perfect wedding begins with plenty of planning and preparation. A perfect honeymoon begins with Santorini.

This Greek island is listed as one of the top five honeymoon destinations with good reason. A Greek yacht charter to Santorini would be icing on the cake. Imagine living on a luxury yacht for a week. Your chef will prepare local favorites, which you can enjoy from the sun deck as you absorb the stunning scenery around you, particularly the steaming rocks and lava formations of the caldera.

The black sands of Kamari Beach are incredible and the area touts an interesting history and some of the best wine-tasting opportunities. You and your spouse will have the most romantic beginning to your life as a married couple as you indulge in only the best Santorini has to offer.

Korcula

The Island of Korcula in Croatia is well known for its rich history and as the birthplace of March Polo. The town of the same name is preserved as if it has been plucked from the Middle Ages and deposited in the here and now. The protective wall still surrounds the area and is outlined in thin stone-strewn streets and walkways. The medieval towers, formerly used as a lookout, still stand erect, welcoming visitors to this beautiful city.

However, Korcula’s real attraction is its mild weather, lush plant life, rocky beaches, and crystal blue waters of the Adriatic Sea. Modern day adventurers still explore the land and the surrounding waters in a Croatia yacht charter.

Cinque Terre

The Cinque Terre of Italy consists of “five lands” – Monterosso al Mare, Vernazza, Coniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore – along the rugged Italian coastline. The area is a popular Mediterranean yacht charter destination not only because of its seaside beauty, but also because of the unique architecture. The locals have built terraces along the steep mountainside, creating a beautiful scene that is perfectly amazing to view as you travel between the villages along the sparkling blue waters.

The area – including each of the five villages, the coastline, and the hillsides – are all part of a national park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. While trains connect the villages, cars are prohibited, and the most common method of travel is by boat.

The towns are made up of uneven stone streets and pathways as well as steep inclines and staircases, so traveling most everywhere is a hike. However, the Sentiero Azzurro (“Light Blue Trail”) provides a walking route between the villages that in some places are easy to navigate, wheelchair accessible, and not very steep. Other sections of the path are meant to be a challenge, such as the trail from Vermazza to Monterosso, which is quite steep and offers spectacular views of the Mediterranean ocean and the villages below.

Yacht RM Elegant

If you really want to make an impression on your clients – or potential clients – then yacht RM Elegant is your solution.

Treat your clients to one of the most elite charter yachts in the world. With a luxurious design both inside and out, this glorious masterpiece is built to impress. Spacious enough to hold thirty guests, this mega yacht features all of the amenities, including an immense deck with sunbathing area and Jacuzzi, as well as plenty of space for entertaining. The elegant saloons are ideal for gatherings and parties with a grand piano in the main reception area and a home entertainment system in the secondary reception.

While the yacht RM Elegant has a multitude of open spaces for entertaining, it does not lack in private areas for quiet reflection or private meetings. To impress your clients or reward your staff, a corporate charter on this luxurious vessel is the answer.

Formal Dining Area

Mykonos is the best Greek island for partying. It truly comes alive only after the sun sets. The island is full of the young and the beautiful, and it will transform you, too, even if for only a night. So if you enjoy dancing, drinking, and partying, then Mykonos is for you.

Santorini is the Greek island with the best view. This archipelago was created when the central volcano erupted in 1500 BC, leaving a caldera and a stunning landscape. When you think of Greece, you think of Santorini. The whitewashed homes with the brilliantly-colored accents balanced on the side of the cliff overlooking the blue sea… these picturesque views are real. And they are Santorini.

Which Greek island will you discover on your yacht charter? One with lots of wildlife? One that is entirely deserted? One that is perfect for you? Yes. The answer is yes, you will.

Porquerolles is a little piece of paradise situated just off of France’s coast in the Îles d’Hyères Gulf. At about 4 miles (7 km) by 2 miles (3 km), this small island is an ideal Mediterranean yacht charter destination with ranges of small hills, cliffs along the south, and sandy beaches in the north. It is just a short yacht trip to the other islands in the bow-shaped archipelago, as well as the chic cities along the Azure Coast.

Strict environmental protection laws have preserved the natural beauty of Island Porquerolles. The island is protected against driving, building, camping, and – believe it or not – even smoking outdoors! All of this safeguarding has resulted in the most beautiful Mediterranean environment that is perfect for photographing and exploring.

The island has an ideal Mediterranean climate with over 300 sunny days per year, perfect for enjoying the open-air cafes of the village of Porquerolles.