Songs in the Sails

All-Inclusive Yacht Charters in the Bahamas: A Luxury Alternative to Resorts Imagine waking up to the sound of gentle waves, stepping onto the deck of your private yacht, and setting sail to a secluded white-sand beach with crystal-clear waters. This is the luxury of an all-inclusive yacht charter in the Bahamas —an experience that surpasses even the most lavish resort stay. Thinking About a Bahamas Yacht Charter? If you’re reading this and wondering what a private yacht charter would actually look like for your group, I can help with that. Send me your approximate dates, number of guests, and the budget you’re comfortable with. I’ll narrow down the options and send you a few crewed yachts that make sense for your trip. You don’t need to know which yacht you want—or even exactly where in the Bahamas you want to go yet. Why Choose an All-Inclusive Yacht Charter Over a Resort? While high-end resorts in the Bahamas promise luxury, they can’t match the exc...

Just an hour or two from Athens, the Saronic Gulf holds some of the most rewarding sailing in Greece — close enough together that you’re never fighting long transits, but varied enough that every stop feels like a different trip entirely. Ancient temples sitting right at the water’s edge, a car-free island straight out of the 1950s, and a mainland day trip into some of the most important archaeological sites in the country, all inside a single week. Here’s how an 8-day, 7-night route through the region can come together, starting and ending in Alimos, just south of central Athens. Day 1 — Alimos → Aigin A short sail to start — about 17 nautical miles, easily done in an afternoon, with time for a swim stop either along the way or once you’ve dropped anchor. There’s no rush on day one: this is the day for meeting your crew, getting settled, and shaking off the last of the travel day. Anchor for the night off Kolonna , the rocky promontory...