Italy

The Tuscan archipelago is a group of islands located between the Ligurian and Tyrrhenian seas. The largest of them is the famous Elba Island. All islands are included in the Tuscan Archipelago National Park - the largest marine national park in the Mediterranean.

Naples is one of the oldest cities in the world, a major seaport and the capital of the densely populated Campania region. The city is famous not only for its delightful landscapes, but also for Europe's largest historical center, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A unique climate has been formed here, the sun shines almost all year round and there are interesting places for recreation.

Pantelleria is a small volcanic island in the Sicilian Strait of the Mediterranean Sea, the most remote and one of the least visited in Italy. Signs of volcanic activity are visible on the island - hot mineral springs on land and fumaroles at the bottom of the sea.

Sardinia is a legendary Mediterranean island with amazing beauty and a special attraction for tourists from all over the world. With its cozy coves, many small islets, clean beaches with golden sand and luxurious Mediterranean nature, Sardinia is very popular with yachtsmen, surfers and fans of other water activities.

The Aeolian Islands archipelago is located in the southern part of the Tyrrhenian Sea and is famous, first of all, for the active volcano Stromboli. Due to volcanic phenomena on land and in the sea, they are also called the "Land of Volcanoes".

Genoa is the largest port in Italy, the capital of Liguria and the departure point for cruise ships in the Mediterranean. This city played an important role in the life of the state, serving as a major port since the time of the Roman Empire. During the Crusades, the Republic of Genoa had the greatest political influence, with numerous overseas colonies. Competing with Venice for spheres of influence in the Mediterranean, it experienced cultural and economic development.

Sorrento is a resort town in the Campania region on the Italian Amalfi Coast, known as a prestigious holiday destination. Even Roman patricians built their villas here, and on the nearest island of Capri, Emperor Tiberius built 12 villas, where he spent the last years of his life.

Amalfi is a charming resort town that attracts Italian and foreign tourists. Today this seaside resort is a very popular holiday destination among yachtsmen in the region and Italy in general.

The island of Capri, located in the south of the Gulf of Naples in the Tyrrhenian Sea, is one of the symbols of Italy. Here the attention of travelers is presented with curious natural sights and numerous historical monuments.

The island of Ischia in the Tyrrhenian Sea attracts tourists with a successful combination of natural and historical attractions. Despite the fact that it has a small area (only 46 square kilometers), a large number of museums, parks, beaches, spas and hotels are concentrated here.

Ponza Island in Italy (the largest in the Pontine Islands archipelago) is located in the Tyrrhenian Sea 102 km southeast of Rome and has a length of just under 9 km. Ponza, like all the islands of the archipelago, is of volcanic origin and has a rich history.

In Italy, yachtsmen at any time of the year are pleased with the picturesque long Mediterranean coast with many popular resorts. After all, everyone knows the charming beaches of Venice and the best beaches in Tuscany.

In the plot of many films, the main characters ride on yachts, travel to warm countries, and these episodes are associated with romance or the fight against evil and embody the fantasies of directors.

Traveling on a yacht in Europe, you should definitely see picturesque landscapes and beautiful views, clear sea and interesting places for coastal diving, as well as taste delicious national cuisine in luxurious coastal restaurants.

Depending on the geographic location, the density and quality of natural and cultural attractions and other factors, there are a number of regions in Italy that are most suitable for travel on chartered yachts.

Italy is a country of wine and sun, which is visited by more than 40 million tourists annually. Almost 60% of all world heritage sites under the protection of UNESCO are concentrated here; more than 3 thousand museums operate on the territory of the country.

The number of those wishing to make an unforgettable trip on a yacht in order to see distant exotic countries is growing every year, and even a few decades ago, long sea voyages were available only to experienced sea wolves or big daredevils.

Italy is a southern European country, washed on three sides by the warm waters of the Mediterranean Sea, and the climatic conditions on its coast are among the mildest.