When the yacht drops anchor off the Abaco Islands, head aft to the Marina for a day on the turquoise waters in the warmth of the Bahamian sun. The yacht’s custom platforms transform into Marina Beach, a resort on the water with loungers, an ocean pool, and easy access for watersports. Go kayaking or paddleboarding from the yacht, jump in for a swim, or simply relax on a chaise and sip a craft cocktail while taking in panoramic views of the sea and shore.
When the yacht drops anchor off the Abaco Islands, head aft to the Marina for a day on the turquoise waters in the warmth of the Bahamian sun. The yacht’s custom platforms transform into Marina Beach, a resort on the water with loungers, an ocean pool, and easy access for watersports. Go kayaking or paddleboarding from the yacht, jump in for a swim, or simply relax on a chaise and sip a craft cocktail while taking in panoramic views of the sea and shore.
Situated on the island of Vågsøy, Måløy is a working fishing village with an identity strongly tied to the sea. Explore the World War II-era Måløy Fortress, a concrete bunker complex that still bears the scars of a daring British commando raid in 1941. Find one of Norway’s photographed attractions a short drive outside of the city at Kannesteinen Rock, carved into a mushroom shape by centuries of waves. Back in town, follow rugged coastal paths that wind along wave-battered rocks and through windswept landscapes, enjoying sweeping views of the archipelago and open sea.
Madagascar's largest port, Toamasina, blends historic architecture, coastal charm, and a culinary tradition that fuses African, Asian and French influences with local Malagasy spices. Stroll down the city's palm-fringed Boulevard Joffre for an introduction to local life before turning and heading only a few minutes’ walk away to the bustling market of Bazary Be, where vanilla, lychees, cloves and handcrafted goods showcase the region's rich agricultural heritage. Visit Notre Dame de Lourdes and marvel at the massive banyan trees that line the park of Place Bien Aimé.
Situated on the island of Vågsøy, Måløy is a working fishing village with an identity strongly tied to the sea. Explore the World War II-era Måløy Fortress, a concrete bunker complex that still bears the scars of a daring British commando raid in 1941. Find one of Norway’s photographed attractions a short drive outside of the city at Kannesteinen Rock, carved into a mushroom shape by centuries of waves. Back in town, follow rugged coastal paths that wind along wave-battered rocks and through windswept landscapes, enjoying sweeping views of the archipelago and open sea.
Madagascar's largest port, Toamasina, blends historic architecture, coastal charm, and a culinary tradition that fuses African, Asian and French influences with local Malagasy spices. Stroll down the city's palm-fringed Boulevard Joffre for an introduction to local life before turning and heading only a few minutes’ walk away to the bustling market of Bazary Be, where vanilla, lychees, cloves and handcrafted goods showcase the region's rich agricultural heritage. Visit Notre Dame de Lourdes and marvel at the massive banyan trees that line the park of Place Bien Aimé.
