Sailing

Thousands of islands and summer cottages. The archipelago is sailing and sauna.

Swahili stone town, no cars, and dhows in the harbour. Lamu is narrow streets, donkeys, and an island that's preserved a way of life—beach, culture, and total escape.

Thailand's biggest island: beaches, nightlife, and old-town charm. Phuket is massages, seafood, and a mix of party and peace—Patong for buzz, the west coast for sunsets.

Limestone cliffs and turquoise bays best experienced from a small boat. Phi Phi is touristy but visually unreal.

Castles, riverside walks, and a maze of islands. Turku is a gateway to the archipelago.

Glaciers meeting the sea, whales, and steep-sided fjords south of Anchorage.

Turquoise shallows, white sand, and reef at the edge of Queensland. The Whitsundays are sailing postcards.

Colonial town with cobbled streets and boats to nearby islands. Paraty is history and coastline.

Diocletian's Palace is the heart of the city—people live inside ancient walls. Split is coast, history, and the gateway to the Dalmatian islands.

White sand, palm trees, and a island that bounces back. Boracay is beach life—sunset sails, diving, and that Filipino warmth.

Spice islands, white sand, and Swahili culture. Zanzibar is beaches and history—Stone Town's alleys, dhow sails, and a blend of African, Arab, and Indian influences.

A maze of rocky islets and clear water in a national park. Kornati is sailing country.

Quirimbas Archipelago, Mozambique — remote islands with dhows, diving, and barefoot lodges.

Steep cliffs, deep water, and quiet villages along the coast. The fjords are nature at its most dramatic—cruises, kayaks, and hikes put you right in the middle of it.

Desert meeting the Pacific with sea cliffs and offshore wildlife-rich islands.