These days, the yachting industry is heavily focused on the Super and Mega Yachts that exude wealth, extravagance and paparazzi appeal, but there are those out there that still want to experience yachting as it was originally intended and this has seen the comeback of interest in 
Classic Yachts. Many of these yachts are between 50 to 100 years old, with some even older, and can offer you an awe-inspiring insight to the elegance and glory that many of our forefathers enjoyed and that the owners of these graceful yachts get so passionate about.
Classic yachts are lovingly cared for and generally in near-perfect condition, gleaming with burnished fixtures, polished decks and highly crafted woodwork. Despite their age, the modern amenities expected on yachts are not forgotten about so your comfort is never compromised. But perhaps the most enjoyable aspect of these yachts is that you can really learn about them; how they work, how they have been built, where they have been and how they sail as the crew are so proud to show off the prowess of their yacht's classic beauty that they will be only too pleased to answer your questions and indulge your curiousity.
ng to enjoy each other’s company without the familiar sound of children screaming and jumping in the pool – so it may come as a surprise that one of the top resort hotels, Diva, is now pushing and promoting their kids’ clubs, and many other top resort hotels are following suit. Despite worries that young families on holiday might ruin the tranquility that so many holiday makers in the Maldives love, there is plenty of beach to go around.
Indian Ocean.
There are more than 2000 marinas dotted along Florida’s coastline and the effects of year-round boating activity contributes to the growing pressure on Florida’s sensitve aquatic and marine ecosystems. Marinas awarded with Clean Marina status go above and beyond the required environmental regulations by adopting practices that keep solvents, sewage, fuel and oil out of the water and look to protect the native manatees and other marine creatures. As a yacht charterer, you too can help to protect the environment and ensure the sustainable future of our planet and the yachting industry wherever you are by making concerted