With famous islands such as Santorini and Mykonos making up part of this beautiful area of the Greek Cyclades coastline, it is easy to imagine, with the images brought to mind, as to why this is such a popular holiday destination. The quaint whitewash streets and stunning scenery are world-renowned with each inhabited island having its own individual culinary specialties to make this a vibrant and exciting charter destination this summer.
Due to the beautifully warm climate – ideal for sunbathing, but not so good for agriculture – the inhabitants of the islands rely largely on getting their fresh produce from the sea, making their seafood dishes exceptionally tasty with beautiful tangy flavours of the Aegean Sea. One of the only creatures that seems to thrive on land here is sheep and goats, who often roam freely on the islands which produce the beautiful cheese often associated with this area of the world.
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Gadgets, Gimmicks and a Ginormous House!
Find out more about yet another super yacht gadget that carries things on wheels and looks funky and how Breitling create another timepiece with thrilling features. Always wanted to see where Will Smith lived? Check out the most expensive house in the market in LA right now!
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The Future Mediterranean Metropolis of Yachting
Centred around innovative technology and preservation, the rejuvenation of the Port Vauban in Antibes aims to deliver security for both customers and local business while being ecologically responsible and respectful of cultural heritage. Rich in historical architecture and culture, linking the area’s heritage to this futuristic port project will also be key in the integration of town and marina.
What’s Hot in January
A bizarre combination of luxury trends and products today – whilst Lexus extend into the super yacht industry, and Ralph Lauren enhance their retail experience, a well known Swiss watch manufacturer use an unusual ingredient for their production!
Discover the Stunning Dalmatian Coast
As the country’s second largest city and with an airport nearby, many would consider Split the perfect destination from which to explore Croatia’s Adriatic coast. From buzzing bars and restaurants to world heritage sights, this city has a lot to offer and what is north up the coast from this abundant destination offers only more in both natural and historical sites.
