A little more than 100 miles northwest of New Caledonia, the long d’Entrecasteaux Reef reveals three motus: islets of coral sand. The Surprise atoll owes its name to the navigator-explorer Antoine ...

A few hundred nautical miles from Karimunjawa or Bawean, Belitung to the east-north-east brings together other attractive islands. This archipelago, which was called “Billiton” a long time ago, is ...

Los Haitises means “hilly land” in Taíno. This vast national park - which covers some 620 square miles (1,600 km²) - is home to rock formations that sometimes rise 100 feet (30 m) out of the ...

Located in the northwest of the Cape Peninsula, Hout Bay is one of the few all-weather stops in South Africa. The shelter is also a natural jewel able to seduce visitors from all over the world - and ...

To discover Thailand by boat is an opportunity not to be missed: the colors of the water from green to sky blue are amazing, the anchorages are wild and limitless and the welcome afforded by the Thais ...

Situated less than an hour by plane from Florida, The Bahamas are easily accessed, and offer an exceptional playground for those who like to spend their vacation on the water. 700 islands spread over ...

Many of those who have had the chance to sail in the Spanish Virgin Islands describe this paradise for sailing as the way the BVI were forty years ago. Wild and unspoiled anchorages are dotted around ...

Here we are in the West Indies, well below the Tropic of Cancer, nestled between Martinique to the north and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines to the south.

From Christopher Columbus to Ernest Hemingway, via the most famous pirates of the 17th and 18th centuries, the island of Cuba has always attracted sailors. From the end of the 50s and Castro’s ...

This is a destination that has been talked about a lot lately! The Maldives are indeed very much in the spotlight, especially among the small number of boats that have been stuck in the Andaman Sea. ...