Looking Forward Private Islands & Villas

Private Islands — a sea full of enchanting locations: The Brando Resort, Fiji, Necker Island…we have a black book brimming with private island Villas. Ponder Isola D’Ibiza, Amalfi Coast, the Maldives, Moskito Island, Necker Island to name a few… Private Yacht Charter—With more than 8,000 miles of coastline and over 2,000 islands to discover, the best way to experience Greece and her many destinations is by boat. A Greek sailing vacation allows you to explore the ruins of Ancient Greece, nosh on traditional mezé at waterside tavernas, sailing in Greece is a near-mythical blend of line-of-sight cruising with enchanting anchor outs. There are gorgeous summer yachting locations in the South of France: St Tropez, Nice, Cannes, Ville Franche, Cap Ferrat, Antibes and Monaco. Discover the beauty and splendor of the South of France from the idyllic perspective of a yacht – from the beautiful coast, employ the tender to pop in at famed locations for lunch and avoid the crowded avenues and hotels. The South of France beaches and coves provide excellent sunbathing spots which can only be accessed by luxury yacht. Diving in many locations can be included in your coastal sojourn. Villas — In Italy, France and Spain, clients are clamoring, as many Villas reserved in 2020 will be utilized in 2021, the collection will be limited. Imagine a month long summer sojourn in Tuscany or Umbria or Puglia. A private villa allows leisurely day trips, base near a cosmopolitan city or wander through the countryside. The coast of Spain also offers Villa options. Oh, Mallorca would be an astonishing late summer location!Villa outside Avignon Amalfi Coast Private Island. Formerly owned by an iconic super star ballet principal this luxurious, private island paradise has been entirely renovated to pristine condition. It is the ultimate getaway for those wishing to have paradise all to themselves while able to enjoy the mainland when desired. A 27 foot launch is included for trips to the mainland or to Capri or to Positano, Amalfi, or Nerano; anywhere on the coast one wishes to go. A full staff is on hand to provide all services. All the best, activities and water access of boating, diving and lazy beach days. A 120 ft yacht is available for charter as well. This yacht can be chartered by guest on a daily or  basis for overnight trips to other parts of the Mediterranean – Sardinia, Sicily, Portofino.

Loire Valley Chateau with your own lake & private golf course

France, oh so many chic choices for mountain villages, small islands for a rural lifestyle or lavender scented countryside.  A historic Château sitting quietly within the picturesque Loire Valley landscape, generations of discerning guests have retreated to this elegant Château since it was first built in 1775 during the reign of Louis XVI, the last King of France. in 2013 a private family undertook a full renovation of the Château with a world-class golf course meticulously crafted, intertwining through the vast woods. Imagine a luxurious escape, steeped in the rich culture of French joie de vivre. Le Mas Chateau is an 18th century farmhouse in Provence, located near the Medieval city of Avignon. The property’s 65 acres offer true privacy and seclusion. The home and gardens sit amidst working pear orchards and sunflower fields on an island in the Rhone River. Within easy reach of Avignon, Chateauneuf-du-Pape, Gordes, St Remy and Aix-en-Provence, Le Mas Chateau is ideally situated to access all that the region has to offer, should you decide to spend a day away from the peaceful property.
The World Is Your Oyster!

Caribbean Yachts – Follow the Sun

Batten Down the Hatches, In Deep Water, All at Sea, Down in the Doldrums … these seafaring sayings are perfectly pandemic suitable. Day by day we have become Covid experts in the Art of Escape by Yacht. 

Pandemic escapes can safely be organized by yacht, deserted islands are the perfect place to land for swimming, diving, picnics, hidden beaches, protected coves with jazzy beach bars.

To really understand an island, you must go by sea and explore, just ask any pirate!

Two of many options: The Bahamas. Because of its proximity to South Florida, it’s easy to motor or sail, and once you get here, there are 700 islands to explore, from the Abacos chain to Eleuthera to the Exumas. This is yachting paradise. The Bahamas, known officially as the Commonwealth of The Bahamas, is a country within the Lucayan Archipelago of the West Indies in the Atlantic. It takes up 97% of the Lucayan Archipelago’s land area and is home to 88% of the archipelago’s population. 

Winter Seas in the Caribbean

The Bahamas archipelago is an ecological oasis sprinkled over 100,000 square miles of ocean, starting just 50 miles off the coast of Florida. It comprises 700 breathtaking islands, over 2,000 rocks and cays, and boasts the clearest water on the planet—with a visibility of over 200 feet. You can see your toes as easily as you can the world’s third largest fringing barrier reef.

Grenada and St Vincent and the Grenadines The Grenadines, from the color of the water to the Tobago Cays, the Grenadines are what you dream about — this is paradise discovered by boat. Grenada is a great launching point to enjoy the whole chain. The Grenadines are islands in the Caribbean nations of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, and Grenada. They’re known for yacht-filled harbors and sailing spots like the reef-lined island of Bequia, with secluded Princess Margaret Beach and the Old Hegg Turtle Sanctuary. Mustique is a private island with luxury villas and quiet beaches. Southwest are the low-key Canouan Island and the coral reefs of Tobago Cays Marine Park.  Noted for its beautiful scenery, spectacular beaches and diverse marine habitats. A deep cultural heritage is a result of the blending of African, Carib, East Indian, Portuguese and European influences. The Grenadines are renowned for their indigenous boat building skills and seafaring traditions. There is also the rich historical aspect of shipwrecks in the area. Some reports noted that Grenada alone has 163 wrecks, one of these being a slave ship wreck off of Isle de Ronde.

The entire Grenadines area is noted for its beautiful scenery, spectacular beaches and diverse marine habitats that include coral reefs, mangroves and seabird colonies. The area supports the most extensive coral reefs and related habitats in the Windward Islands, the Grenadines Bank constitutes approximately 11% of the coral reef area of the Lesser Antilles. Divers Delight!

M/Y or S/Y, immense or not so immense – bring the family on a snug 112-foot yacht or invite the swells and motor through sapphire seas on a 205-foot M/Y.

Do practice your nautical terms prior to setting sail. Captain, Permission to board? Three Sheets to the Wind.

Sunshine and swimming, cast your cares to the wind for a winter week or two or three!

Good Morning Winter!

A colorful look at the Grenadines in the West Indies. And the Bahamas