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From the sandy beaches of Mallorca to the luxurious harbours of Ibiza, the turquoise waters around Formentera to the rocky coast of the Costa Brava - Spain's sailing areas not only in the Mediterranean but also in the Atlantic off the coast of Asturias and Galicia inspire with their immense diversity.
For sailing in Italy, there is a suitable area for every taste. The 7,600 kilometres of coastline and the diverse islands leave nothing to be desired by passionate sailors. The mild Mediterranean climate and the thermal winds provide optimal sailing conditions all year round.
The diverse sailing areas around Greece are popular destinations for passionate sailors all year round, but with their permanent, often stronger winds, they are considered a more demanding sailing area. The mild climate ensures pleasant temperatures until late in the autumn.
The Caribbean consists of more than 5,000 islands and combines easy navigation by sight with exciting blue water sailing. White sandy beaches lined with coconut palms, picturesque harbours in typical island colours and secluded coral reefs are framed by dreamy blue waters.
The small Alpine republic has numerous lakes, some of them turquoise. Most of these picturesque waters are in the Salzburger Land, Upper Austria or Carinthia. The proximity to the Alps guarantees regular winds - the ideal sailing area for beginners as well as more demanding sailors.
From the Schlei to the Müritz to Lake Constance or the Bavarian lakes. Germany offers fantastic sailing destinations that can be reached with large or small boats. But also the coastal waters around Fehmarn and Rügen or off the East Frisian islands invite you to dreamlike sailing holidays.
Holland is known for its wealth of canals and inland lakes and its proximity to the North Sea. Year after year, many sailing enthusiasts come to the region, and the Ijsselmeer and the Zuiderzee have developed over the years into the largest inland water sports areas in the Netherlands.
Europe's westernmost country has long since established itself as a sailing destination. The well-developed harbours, many sights and the good, typical food have been attracting many tourists for years. There is enough wind all year round, which is of course the best condition for sailing.
The Whitsunday Islands with the Great Barrier Reef are the ideal paradise, home to the famous Whitehaven Beach and a lush tropical paradise. They offer magnificent views over the South Pacific, where schools of migrating whales can sometimes be seen on their way to deeper waters.
Remote, sparsely populated and virtually undeveloped, the many islands of the Seychelles make your dream of a desert island come true. The Seychelles reward intrepid sailors with strong winds, warm weather, spectacular wildlife and underwater life, and fascinating scenery.
With a cool breeze at the back of your neck, full sails and the famous chalk cliffs in view, the English cruising grounds offer sailing enthusiasts a unique combination of nature, culture and active sailing. No wonder England is so popular with sailors: here romantic past meets cool modernity.
With almost 5000 kilometres of coastline and numerous inland lakes, there are sailing areas for every level. The Atlantic coast, the Côte d'Azur and Corsica are very popular, as are the Antilles, La Réunion, French Polynesia and New Caledonia in the French overseas departments.
With 15,000 km of scenic coastline, sheltered bays, islands and harbours, New Zealand is the ideal place to spend a sailing holiday. Popular sailing spots are the Bay of Islands or the Marlborough Sounds. Kerikeri Inlet or Whangaroa Harbour invite you to relaxed cruising along the east coast.
Sailing in Norway is a unique experience: high mountains, deep fjords and countless small islands form a breathtaking sailing panorama. Southern Norway in particular is very popular among sailors, and the Lofoten Islands north of the Arctic Circle are also worth a detour.
Croatia is a Mediterranean paradise with turquoise seas, tranquil islands, picturesque harbour towns and warm-hearted inhabitants. Pristine bays, dramatic waterfalls, ancient fortresses and lush forests all await you on a sailing holiday along the famous Dalmatian coast.
The Turkish Mediterranean region is very popular with beginners and advanced sailors. Here you can expect ideal weather conditions, moderate winds, good visibility and modern and well-equipped harbours. The essential prerequisites for a successful cruise are therefore already fulfilled.
Belize offers an exotic blend of Caribbean beauty, fascinating Mayan culture and warm Creole charm. Mild trade winds, the tropical climate, short passages as well as countless islets and beaches surrounded by palm trees - Belize is a hidden gem and paradise for experienced sailors.
The west coast of Canada, especially the area of Vancouver Island, offers a variety of islands, bays, fjords and rivers. This magnificent panorama invites you to island-hop, explore idyllic stretches of coastline and cruise the Salish Sea, one of the most attractive sailing areas in the world.
Countless tropical islands and atolls, breathtaking wildlife and an endless, seemingly pristine ocean - that's the South Pacific. Sail along the Great Barrier Reef, discover the islands of Tahiti or Tonga and let dolphins accompany you through the warm waters of Oceania.
The stunning beauty of the jungle, the white sandy beaches, diving with majestic whale sharks and manta rays or exploring hidden caves and remote islands - a sailing trip in Southeast Asia, especially in the waters off Phuket guarantees you a unique holiday experience.
