Rest of the World

The Rest of the World presents some of the most striking and diverse seascapes on the planet, ideal for bespoke yacht charters:

• Norway: Towering fjords, cascading waterfalls, snow-capped mountains, and mirror-like waters create one of the world’s most dramatic cruising environments. Destinations such as Geirangerfjord, Nærøyfjord, and Lofoten offer breathtaking natural beauty and serene anchorages.
• Seychelles: An Indian Ocean paradise of granite islands, turquoise lagoons, coral reefs, and secluded beaches. The inner islands, including Mahé, Praslin, and La Digue, are perfectly suited for relaxed luxury cruising and water activities.
• Tanzania: Explore the untouched coastline and exotic islands of Zanzibar, Pemba, and Mafia Island. These waters combine crystal-clear seas, thriving marine life, and Swahili coastal landscapes rarely experienced by a yacht.
• United Kingdom: From the rugged Scottish Highlands and Hebrides to the serene Isles of Scilly and historic English coastlines, the UK offers rich maritime heritage, wild beauty, and refined cruising in sheltered waters.

Each region provides privacy, pristine nature, and exclusive access to landscapes unreachable by land.

Yachting across these destinations reveals deep cultural roots and distinctive culinary traditions:

• Norway: Experience Viking heritage, coastal fishing villages, and contemporary Nordic cuisine, renowned for fresh seafood, Arctic king crab, and Michelin-starred innovation.
• Seychelles: A fusion of African, French, and Indian influences defines Creole cuisine — think freshly grilled fish, coconut curries, tropical fruits, and fine rum.
• Tanzania: Swahili culture comes alive through spice markets, historic Stone Town, and cuisine featuring seafood, fragrant spices, and traditional dishes shaped by Arab and African heritage.
• United Kingdom: Enjoy refined British gastronomy, from freshly caught shellfish and Scottish salmon to modern fine dining in historic port towns and coastal cities.

From UNESCO-listed heritage sites to local markets and private cultural excursions, these destinations offer meaningful immersion alongside luxury.

Here are some of the most iconic off-the-beaten-path itineraries that only a few have experienced:

• Norway Fjords: Bergen → Sognefjord → Geirangerfjord → Ålesund
  Cruise through UNESCO-listed fjords, dramatic mountain scenery, and charming Nordic towns.
• Seychelles Archipelago: Mahé → Praslin → La Digue → Curieuse
  Island-hop between secluded beaches, marine parks, and granite-framed anchorages.
• Tanzania & Zanzibar Coast: Zanzibar → Pemba Island → Mafia Island
  Discover spice islands, coral reefs, whale shark waters, and quiet coastal villages.
• United Kingdom Isles: Scotland’s West Coast → Hebrides → Isle of Skye
  Navigate rugged coastlines, ancient castles, whisky distilleries, and untouched anchorages.

Each itinerary is tailored to balance exploration, privacy, and refined onboard living.

Ideal sailing seasons vary by destination, ensuring optimal conditions and experiences:

• Norway: June–August
  Long daylight hours, calm seas, and mild temperatures — ideal for fjord cruising and nature exploration.
• Seychelles: April–May & October–November
  Calm seas, excellent visibility, and ideal conditions for snorkelling and diving.
• Tanzania (Zanzibar & Islands): June–October
  Dry season with pleasant temperatures and excellent marine life encounters.
• United Kingdom: May–September
  Best weather for coastal cruising, with extended daylight and calmer conditions.

Each season brings its own natural highlights, from the Midnight Sun in Norway to tropical marine life in the Indian Ocean.