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EnglandEngland is a perfect place for all canal barge enthusiasts. To all lovers of historical adventures a cruise on the river Thames will be an enrapturing experience. Abundant majestic historic buildings, medieval cathedrals, and atmospheric towns blending in with beauty of wildlife create here an unusually picturesque landscape.
AustraliaIt is instantly associated with the Opera House in Sydney or Ayers Rock – a sacred place to the Aboriginal people. What is really distinctive about Australia, however, is first and foremost its abundance of natural treasures: uninhabited islands, lagoons, beaches and countless islets of the Great Barrier Reef, thanks to which it is a pure heaven to all sailors.
BahamasWhether You are after a luxury seaside resort or seek refuge from civilization, the Bahamas, which offers a combination of these two worlds, is just what You are looking for. Discover the brightly blue sea, glittering beaches and richness of beautiful anchorages in this paradise for sailing holidays. This long chain of islands will tempt You with its abundance of flora and fauna as well as perfect conditions for practicing water sports.
BelgiumBelgium is commonly associated with chocolate (its origins are traced there) and hundreds of types of beer, which will be appreciated by many lovers of this beverage, as well as with original lace, admired by every woman with a non-banal style. Above all however, Belgium is known for its beautiful inland sailing lanes which are perfect for an unforgettable barge cruise during which it is possible to admire this worldwide unique medieval architecture.
BelizeBelize is a place visited by those tourists who look forward to holiday repose on amazing coasts and islands of the Atlantic Ocean. It is a destination of all water sports enthusiasts, Mecca for scuba-divers and a reservoir particularly for fishers and sailors. Its location was best described by the writer Aldous Huxley, who once wrote: “If the world has any ends, [it] would certainly be one of them. It is not on the way from anywhere to anywhere else”... And yet, it is worth coming here.
Cyprus“A small country – a big island” seem the best words to describe Cyprus. Thanks to the mildest and sunniest climate in the basin of the Mediterranean Sea, the tourist season on the island lasts all year long, and the coastline is very diverse, ranging from rocky coves, through peninsulas, to wide, sandy beaches. It does not come as a surprise thus that Cyprus enjoys great popularity among enthusiasts of holiday adventures and lovers of relax under the white sails.
DenmarkAlthough Denmark is not a large country, its coastline measures over 7,000 km and contains 406 islands, 278 yacht ports and a plenty of mooring stations, which all together make it a perfect destination for sailors. Magnificent fiords, cays, idyllic islets, scenic towns, and well-fried fish make the Kingdom of Denmark a place definitely worth visiting.
EstoniaIt is one of the countries located in the Baltic Sea basin which prides itself in unbelievably fabulous wildlife, unadulterated nature and interesting towns full of castles, forts and churches. A diverse coastline, numerous islands and islets, and a chance to visit Helsinki all make Estonia an ideal destination for holidays under the white sails.
FinlandFinland is associated chiefly with unadulterated nature, magnificent virgin wildlife. It is also one of the most forested countries in the world. An extremely diverse coastline attracts tourists and sailors from all over the world. Thousands of uninhabited islands are yet to be explored. Finland is a place where You can take a deep breath from civilization.
FranceFrance, which is sometimes called “the Hexagon”, has naturally delineated borders. In the south it is surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea, in the north – by the English Channel (La Manche in French), while in the east and west it is bordered by the Bay of Biscay and the river Rhine, respectively. This country evokes a lot of different associations… It welcomes visitors with excellent types of cheese and wine, giving them a chance to taste original dishes, admire richness of French art and culture, and visit countless historical relics, in particular medieval castles. Yet, none of...
SpainIt is a lovely country located on the Iberian Peninsula in the Southwest Europe. A warm climate and unique tourist attractions make Spain a hugely popular holiday destination. A chance to organize a variety of water-related events and activities is one of the most interesting forms of leisure available to tourists here.
Balearic IslandsThanks to their natural diversity, the Balearic Islands are unique and unearthly beautiful. What makes them so exceptional are a wonderful climate, idyllic cays, beautiful beaches, bustling marinas and towns, picturesque coasts, mountainous landscapes, and a whole mixture of various cultures: Spanish, Italian, French, and Turkish.
Canary IslandsIt is a place where summer lasts all year long and the sun shines 340 days a year. A destination with a perfect microclimate for European visitors. The warmest region in the whole Europe, where temperature in winter does not fall below 19 °C, while in the spring and summer season, due to cool oceanic currents it does not go beyond 30° C. The Canary Islands are so diverse that they will satisfy all sorts of preferences and interests, while their attractive and varied water region will respond to the needs of all sailors.
NetherlandsThe Netherlands is a country commonly associated with wooden windmills, tulips and lots of fun. It is also a paradise for all canal barge enthusiasts since almost 20% of its whole territory is cut by sailing routes. It is good to know that sailing on barges is a very attractive pastime which does not require any licenses! However, the Netherlands has also access to the sea with a range of sailing routes and wonderful views of the wildlife spreading ahead. Perhaps they are not as exotic as those in warm countries, but it does not have to mean that they are less interesting to watch… The...
IrelandIn the past, people used to say that if someone has once been to Ireland, he will never forget it. It turns out that to say that of Ireland is by no means an exaggeration. The Green Island, as it is commonly called, is associated mainly with the wildlife, the Celtic past, an intriguing and diverse culture, lively music, and obviously whisky and Guinness, Ireland’s most popular beer. The Ocean, tides, a longwave trough, a varied coastline and moorings with buoys all make a cruise around Ireland an instance of genuine sailing experience and an unforgettable adventure.
JapanJaponia – kraj kojarzony z sushi, samurajami (i gejszami), uzależnieniem od komiksów i bardzo szybkimi pociągami. Archipelag wysp i wysepek ciągnących się wzdłuż wschodnich wybrzeży Azji i tworzących łuk długości prawie 3 tys. km (Japończycy utrzymują, że ich kraj ma kształt „trzydniowego Księżyca”). Z bardzo dobrze rozwiniętą linią brzegową, pełną półwyspów i zatok.
CubaIt is a beautiful and unique island with numerous natural spots still unadulterated by tourism, fascinating culture and atmosphere, full of lively and exuberant music, a smell of cigars, and a taste of Mojito. A cruise around the hot-like-volcano island with hundreds of scenic islets is a real pleasure.
LithuaniaThe Curonian Spit is reason enough for visiting Lithuanian coast. This unique stretch of the coast, a part of the marine protected zone of the Curonian Spit National Park, as well as smaller resorts, such as Pervalka, Palanga, or Preila, may be a good place for a short stop on the way to Latvia, Estonia, Sweden, or Finland. The fact that you do not need to know the language or have a visa to enter the country is yet another plus that makes Lithuania even more attractive for visitors. The journey does not require elaborate preparations, either, because it is enough to get in the car or board...
MexicoRozpoczęcie rejsu z La Paz daje możliwość wpłynięcia na "wielkie akwarium świata" - oceanu bogatego w setki gatunków ryb, 30 gatunków ssaków morskich, wiele wysp i wysepek, z których większość jest biorezerwatami. Czysta woda, bogata fauna i flora oraz ponad 300 słonecznych dni daje możliwość żeglowania przez cały rok.
GermanyWith a wide range of idyllic natural ports, marinas with hi-tech equipment, and a well-organised sailing base, Germany is a perfect destination for all lovers of water sports. The basin of the Baltic Sea abounds in islets, Dutch straits, ports, beaches, as well as old towns and fishing settlements.
NorwayNorway is a country associated with severe fjords and waterfalls that flow down along their vertical walls, skerries, islets, virgin forests and unadulterated nature. Perfect for those who want to leave the hubbub of an everyday life behind and get back to nature. There is no better way to explore this wonderful country than by sailing.
OmanDue to the fact that for a long time Oman was isolated from the rest of the world, it is yet to be explored by sailors. It is an oasis of safety and hospitality, immersed in countless colours of the world of the Orient which are perceptible at every turn. Tradition here is not the enemy of Modernity and Modernity, in turn, advocates Tradition.
French PolynesiaEveryone should agree that “the three most beautiful sights in the world are a dancing woman, a galloping horse, and a ship in full sail”… heading for Bora-Bora, the eighth wonder of the world. Only such complemented words of Krzysztof Baranowski (after Honore de Balzac) can capture the beauty of French Polynesia.
PortugalPortugal constitutes the edge of Europe. Every year it is visited by several million tourists who come here attracted by the mild Mediterranean climate, salty Atlantic air, clean beaches, and rich historical heritage. What also makes them visit the country is the chance to relish the seafood, and savour Port wine in small cellars of some local wine taverns to the accompaniment of melancholic tunes of fado music. Portugal is a place where the Western culture intertwines with the elements from the Arabian world.
SeychellesSituated fabulously in the centre of the Indian Ocean, the Seychelles is just perfect for all the people who want to enjoy unadulterated wildlife while on holiday under the white sails. It is commonly said that the number of shades of blue and green that one can observe on the island virtually defies human imagination. It is no wonder then that the Seychelles is commonly referred to as a “Lost Eden” or the “Islands of Love”. It is a country of never-ending good weather, wonderful beaches, and fabulously colourful atolls.
SloveniaAlthough the Republic of Slovenia does not occupy a vast territory, it abounds in attractions standard for a country several times bigger. It is worth seeing with one’s own eyes wonders of the local landscape, cuisine, architecture, as well as getting the first-hand experience of the sea breeze and great hospitality of inhabitants. Slovenia is a country that perfectly illustrates the meaning of the words “small is beautiful”.
SwedenAmazing landscapes, crystal clear air, sheltered beaches, and the coast guarded by skerries comprise Scotland’s main assets. There is no better place for sailors in summer. Numerous archipelagos and fairy-tale exoticism imbued with the pine scent guarantee peaceful rest and personal contact with nature.
ThailandThanks to Thailand’s location, most of its regions which enjoy the greatest popularity among tourists are accessible from the sea, which makes the country one of the most interesting and exciting places to sail to in the world. The blue sea, the irregular coastline, and picturesque islands make Thailand a true paradise for all sailors.
TongaArchipelag Tonga jest jednym z najpiękniejszych akwenów żeglarskich, przyciągającym żeglarzy z całego świata. Zadrzewione i pagórkowate wyspy koralowe, usiane piaszczystymi plażami, otoczone krystalicznie czystą wodą z idealnymi warunkami do snorkelingu, pływania, opalania i przede wszystkim żeglowania. Nie jest zatem niespodzianką, że cudowne uroki rejsu na Tonga zostają głęboko w pamięci na całe życie.
TurkeyTurkey is not only a paradise for enthusiasts of holidays under the white sails, but also an extremely attractive destination for the people preoccupied with relics of the past, Oriental culture, and abundance of historical buildings and places of interest it hides. A feast of colours at the local market, a smell of freshly-brewed coffee, and exotic spices will always accompany travellers on the Turkish coast.
SiciliaNajwiększa wyspa na Morzu Śródziemnym (25 400 km²), leżąca na południowy zachód od Półwyspu Apenińskiego, od którego oddziela ją jedynie wąska Cieśnina Mesyńska. Wyspę zamieszkuje około 5 milionów mieszkańców. Razem z wyspami: Wyspy Liparyjskie, Egady, Wyspy Pelagijskie i Pantelleria tworzy od 1946 roku region autonomiczny we Włoszech.
Cape VerdeThe Republic of Cape Verde, a virtual “Shangri-La” on the Atlantic Ocean, still remains a place situated off the beaten track, where few tourists come. Thanks to this, it is possible to get a taste of a tranquil life in the bosom of wonderful nature, almost unaltered by civilization. It is an inexpensive, safe, and attractive destination.
