Caribbean Dreams: Island Hopping in the World's Favourite Yacht Charter Destination

Caribbean Dreams: Island Hopping in the World's Favourite Yacht Charter Destination

There are few places where luxury yacht charter feels so perfect as the Caribbean and the Bahamas. Endless turquoise water, powder-soft beaches, colourful island cultures and consistently warm weather have made this one of the world's most desirable cruising grounds for decades.

With more than 7,000 islands, the greatest appeal lies in its diversity, making every charter different. One week might be spent discovering hidden coves, swimming with turtles and dining barefoot on deserted beaches. The next could revolve around glamorous beach clubs, Michelin-worthy cuisine and some of the most exclusive parties anywhere in the world.

Whether you are chartering for the first time or returning to explore somewhere new, the Caribbean rewards visitors with sunshine, adventure and so much more.

Two remarkable cruising grounds

Although often grouped together, the Bahamas and the Caribbean each offer a distinctly different style of charter.

The Bahamas are defined by shallow water in every imaginable shade of blue. Here, the Exumas are the undisputed stars of the region, where hundreds of cays are scattered across impossibly clear seas. Days here are wonderfully unhurried: snorkelling over coral reefs, visiting the famous swimming pigs, paddleboarding across calm lagoons or enjoying lunch anchored off a sandbar that disappears beneath the tide.

“The Exumas are one of the very few places on earth that look exactly like the best brochure photos once you arrive,”says Nicolas Benazeth, CharterWorld's Director of Charter. “Pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and easy cruising distances – it’s picture-perfect.”

Further south, the Caribbean introduces something entirely different, where every island has its own personality.

Antigua remains one of the region's great yachting capitals, with its historic Nelson's Dockyard, lively English Harbour and 365 beaches—reputedly one for every day of the year. It is also home to the prestigious Antigua Charter Yacht Show and provides the perfect starting point for exploring the eastern Caribbean.

Saint Lucia captivates with its dramatic Pitons rising straight from the sea, volcanic mud baths and lush rainforest interiors, while Barbados combines elegant west coast resorts with exceptional restaurants, vibrant rum bars and stylish beach clubs that keep the atmosphere lively long after sunset.

The British Virgin Islands: made for yacht charter

Ask experienced captains where they most enjoy cruising and the British Virgin Islands frequently top the list. Short cruising distances, protected anchorages and reliable trade winds make the BVIs one of the easiest and most enjoyable destinations to explore by yacht.

Spend an afternoon snorkelling through the spectacular caves at The Baths on Virgin Gorda, where giant granite boulders create natural pools and hidden passages. Anchor at Jost Van Dyke for a relaxed lunch before enjoying a famous Painkiller cocktail at the legendary Soggy Dollar Bar, or continue to Norman Island, believed to have inspired Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island, where sea caves and vibrant reefs provide some of the Caribbean's best snorkelling.

For those seeking quieter moments, Anegada offers miles of uncrowded white sand beaches, excellent lobster restaurants and some of the region's healthiest coral reefs, while Cooper Island is ideal for diving, paddleboarding and enjoying spectacular sunsets from the deck.

The islands are close enough for spontaneous adventures and different enough to encourage visitors to explore further.

Celebrate New Year where the world arrives by yacht

If there is one event that defines the Caribbean charter season, it is New Year's Eve in St Barts. For one unforgettable week, the harbour at Gustavia becomes one of the most glamorous anchorages anywhere in the world, filled with some of the world's finest superyachts. International celebrities, yacht owners and discerning travellers gather to celebrate against a backdrop of designer boutiques, exceptional restaurants and legendary beach clubs including Nikki Beach and Shellona.

As midnight approaches, fireworks light up the harbour while yachts celebrate beneath tropical skies—an atmosphere unlike anywhere else on the charter calendar. Unsurprisingly, the finest yachts are often reserved more than a year in advance for this iconic week.

Choosing your perfect yacht

The Caribbean offers one of the widest selections of charter yachts anywhere in the world. Motor yachts of all sizes provide effortless island hopping together with amenities ranging from water’s edge beach clubs, spas, deck cinemas and always an impressive collection of water toys. Elegant sailing yachts offer a slower and quieter pace, capturing the gentle trade winds which deliver visitors to peaceful coves. Luxury catamarans are as popular as ever thanks to their generous living spaces and ability to anchor close to beaches inaccessible to larger yachts.

Finding the right charter vacation is about far more than the yacht’s size and amenities or even the destination. The personality of the crew, the chef's culinary style and the captain's local knowledge are all vital pieces of the perfect charter. An experienced charter broker understands these details, matching guests with a yacht that feels perfectly suited to the way they like to travel.

For family gatherings or festive escapes, smaller catamarans such as EVENSTAR and HUNTRESS continue to prove popular and are a firm favourite of CharterWorld broker Hadley Albanese.

“I would pick EVENSTAR or HUNTRESS for a Christmas or New Year charter with family and friends. I know their crews well, and the charters they deliver are some of the most memorable,” she comments.

Every day brings something new

Life on board rarely follows a schedule. Breakfast overlooking a deserted bay may be followed by paddleboarding through crystal-clear water, diving colourful reefs or exploring charming waterfront villages ashore. Lunch could be freshly caught lobster served on the aft deck before an afternoon enjoying seabobs, e-foils, wakeboards or simply relaxing with a cocktail while the yacht cruises towards its next anchorage.

Meanwhile, the crew work quietly behind the scenes—preparing elegant tablescapes, launching tenders, organising beach picnics and ensuring every detail feels seamless. Their local knowledge often leads to the moments guests remember most: a hidden beach reached only by tender, the perfect sunset anchorage or a family-run restaurant that never appears in guidebooks.

This freedom is perhaps what continues to make the Caribbean and The Bahamas so special, with no two islands feeling the same and no two itineraries being identical. Whether celebrating New Year in glamorous St Barts, exploring the iconic anchorages of the British Virgin Islands or drifting between the impossibly blue waters of the Exumas, few destinations offer such a perfect combination of adventure, privacy and relaxed luxury.

It is little wonder the Caribbean remains the destination that so many charter guests return to year after year.

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Fleet Exposure Assessment: What We Find Before Attackers Do

Fleet Exposure Assessment: What We Find Before Attackers Do

Give me a yacht's name and a coffee. Before the coffee's gone, I can usually tell you three things about it that most people can't.

Where she's been for the last two seasons. Which crew member reused one password everywhere — or left OPSEC (operational security) loose enough to expose the vessel from the inside. Whose credentials are already sitting in a breach database, out there for years, still working. And more often than you'd think, a camera or a control panel that anyone on the internet can reach right now.

We don't break in. We don't need to. It's all just sitting there in the open, some more open, some less. 

Hacking a vessel?

Most people think this work looks like a movie. Dark room, fast typing, a countdown. It doesn't.

Most of what we find in our risk assessments or penetration testing engagements, we find in public first — or in a few particular places you just have to know to look. A yacht broadcasts where it is; that's normal, it's how vessels work. A login page gets stood up during a refit and never taken down. A deckhand uploads a CV to a crew agency in 2021. The agency gets breached in 2023. In 2026, that same credentials are still protecting something that matters. None of it is clever. All of it is left lying around. We just know how to get there first, and oftentimes even identify lurking risks or threats to your vessel, even after you already had a local engagement. Because we find what is often missed. 

What "exposed" actually looks like 

On one recent engagement in May this year, we found a secured, but poorly configured fleet management portal reachable straight from the open internet — due to the misconfiguration there was no real barrier in front of it in the hands of someone with skill and motive. Behind it: the full staff directory with names and contact details, and live operational data coming off the vessels — position, systems telemetry, the lot. Nobody had "hacked" anything. It was simply left open, and it had been for a while. That's the point. The dangerous exposures aren't dramatic. They're the door someone forgot to lock — on the office side, feeding every boat in the fleet at once. 

The risk starts in the office, not on the boat

Here's the part that matters if you manage yachts rather than sail on them.

The weak point is almost never the vessel. It's the office. The inbox. The shared drive. The handover file with everyone's details in one neat tab. The vendor login nobody remembers giving out. A yacht is only as safe as the least careful company that touches it. And if you run a fleet, one weak habit gets repeated across every boat you manage. Attackers know this. They stopped chasing single vessels a long time ago. They go after the company that holds fifty of them.

Why the good firms call us first

Serious clients are asking harder questions now. Can our cameras be seen from outside? What happens to our data after a charter? Can you prove we're clean? The firms that can answer — confidently, with proof — keep the business. The ones that guess lose it to a competitor who did the work. We do the work. We look at a fleet or a vessel the way an attacker would from a unique perspective — every connected system, the crew, the office, the vendors — and hand you the full picture before anyone else builds it. Then you're the firm that already knows its gaps and how to close them. That's the whole pitch. You can hear it from us, in a room, over a coffee. Rather have the coffee in person? We'll be at the Monaco Yacht Show, September 2026 — MYS. Find us there.

Eva Prokofiev — Founder & CEO, EPCYBER & RedRadar Technologies. Former Military Intelligence (Special Operations).

EPCYBER offers vessel and fleet cyber risk assessments, crew cyber awareness training, and digital exposure checks for management companies, brokerages, and service providers. All assessments are conducted with client authorisation.

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How Charter Brokers Help Clients Find Their Perfect Yacht

How Charter Brokers Help Clients Find Their Perfect Yacht

One of the most common misconceptions about luxury yacht charter is that the process begins with choosing a yacht. In reality, experienced charter brokers rarely start there.

When speaking with first-time charter clients, the conversation is seldom about yacht specifications, engine performance or even particular vessels. Instead, brokers focus on understanding the experience the client hopes to create. The yacht itself comes later.

Many first-time charterers arrive with only a destination in mind, or sometimes not even that. They may know they want a special family holiday, a romantic escape, an adventure with friends, or simply a level of privacy and freedom that traditional luxury travel cannot provide. Translating those aspirations into the right yacht charter experience is where the broker's expertise becomes invaluable.

"The first question I usually ask isn't what yacht they want," says a CharterWorld broker. "It's how they imagine spending their days."

The answer often reveals far more than any discussion about yacht size or budget.

Clients who talk about discovering hidden coves, moving between multiple destinations, and enjoying extensive onboard facilities are often naturally drawn towards motor yachts. Their speed, comfort and range make them ideal for guests who want to maximise their time ashore while enjoying luxury amenities such as beach clubs, jacuzzis, cinemas and large collections of water toys.

Others describe something entirely different. They talk about disconnecting, slowing down and feeling more attuned to the ocean. For these guests, a sailing yacht might become the preferred choice. The experience is quieter, more immersive and often appeals to travellers seeking a more traditional and romantic style of cruising.

Families present another set of priorities, with parents often focusing on safety, flexible cabin arrangements and activities that will keep children entertained throughout the charter. In these conversations, catamarans often emerge as a strong option thanks to their stability, spacious layouts and family-friendly design. Their shallow draft also allows access to anchorages that many larger yachts cannot reach.

Then there are the guests who speak less about relaxation and more about exploration. Over the past decade, explorer yachts have become one of the fastest-growing segments of the charter market, attracting travellers interested in remote destinations and once-in-a-lifetime adventures. Whether cruising through the Norwegian fjords, island-hopping across the South Pacific or venturing into polar regions, these yachts are specifically designed for extended voyages in more challenging environments.

The destination itself often plays a significant role in shaping recommendations. A summer charter along the French Riviera, Sardinia and Corsica may call for a very different yacht than a week in the Exumas or a voyage through the Galápagos Islands. Mediterranean itineraries often favour sleek motor yachts capable of effortlessly moving between glamorous ports, while Caribbean charters frequently place greater emphasis on outdoor living spaces, swimming platforms and watersports equipment.

Budget discussions also tend to evolve as the consultation progresses. Many first-time clients understandably focus on charter rates alone, but experienced brokers help them view value more holistically. Factors such as crew quality, maintenance standards, onboard amenities and destination expertise often have a greater impact on the overall charter experience than headline pricing alone.

Perhaps the most important role of a broker is helping clients articulate preferences they may not yet realise they have. Some guests initially believe they want to see as much as possible, only to discover they are really seeking relaxation and privacy. Others arrive thinking they want a quiet retreat before becoming excited by the possibilities of adventure, watersports and exploration. This process of discovery is one of the most rewarding aspects of yacht charter planning.

The perfect yacht is rarely defined by length, price or pedigree alone. It is the yacht that best supports the experience the client wants to create—whether that means family memories in the Bahamas, a sailing adventure in Greece, or an expedition to some of the world's most remote cruising grounds. Understanding these possibilities is often the beginning of the journey itself.

Speak to a CharterWorld broker to begin planning your own bespoke yacht charter experience.

Life Beyond the Marina: What Luxury Yacht Charter Really Feels Like

Life Beyond the Marina: What Luxury Yacht Charter Really Feels Like

There is a moment on every yacht charter when guests realise this is not simply a holiday - it is an entirely different way of enjoying a vacation. Your moment might come during an early morning swim in a quiet bay, as breakfast is served exactly as you like it, or maybe sipping a sunset cocktail while anchored will take your breath away. The exclusive world of luxury yacht charter brings experiences that feel deeply personal, effortless and impossible to replicate elsewhere.

Days onboard usually begin slowly as guests wake up to the aroma of fresh coffee and sea air. If the yacht is anchored in a secluded cove, some guests may have risen early for a swim directly from the yacht’s beach club platform, while others prefer to take in the views from the sun-dappled decks, with an expertly prepared coffee in hand. Breakfast is relaxed, with a choice of fresh fruit, pastries, juices and eggs cooked to order – if you’ve requested something special it will be on the table waiting. Down from the bridge, the captain will discuss plans for the day which can evolve spontaneously depending on the weather, recommendations from the crew or simply the mood onboard. Unlike fixed itineraries or hotel schedules, the beauty of yacht charter lies in complete flexibility and an ever-changing view.

By midday, the focus might shift ashore. Mediterranean itineraries might see guests exploring charming harbour towns with a private guide, browsing local boutiques and markets or visiting vineyards and historic landmarks. If the charter is based in the Caribbean or further afield wildlife encounters, hiking or specialist water sports might be on offer. Some charters centre around culture and gastronomy, while others prioritise relaxation and adventure. No two itineraries are ever the same.

Back onboard, afternoons are often devoted to time on board. Modern charter yachts carry an impressive collection of water toys including seabobs, jet skis, paddleboards, e-foils, inflatables and diving equipment. Families and friends can spend hours enjoying the floating beach club setup or having a quieter afternoon sunbathing with champagne and uninterrupted sea views.

Throughout the day, the crew delivers a level of service that defines the luxury charter experience. With an exceptional crew-to-guest ratio, every detail is carefully managed behind the scenes – from refreshing cabins while guests are ashore to preparing cocktails at sunset or adjusting dinner plans around a newly discovered local restaurant. The service feels intuitive rather than formal, creating an atmosphere that is both luxurious and relaxed.

Evenings are often centred around dining, with the onboard chef working their magic to deliver delicious meals, and the crew making everything feel like an occasion. One evening might feature dishes inspired by the region, paired with wines discovered during a private tasting ashore. Another’s might centre around a theme, with corresponding table décor, food and cocktails. There is often the option to continue the evening enjoying lively coastal nightlife, while those remaining onboard enjoying music, stargazing or even visiting sea life attracted by the yacht’s underwater lights. 

Perhaps the greatest pleasure of a yacht charter is the freedom it offers. Every day feels unique, shaped around guest’s pace, interests and definition of luxury. The combination of privacy, personalisation and access is what makes luxury yacht charter one of the most extraordinary ways to experience the world.

Speak to a CharterWorld broker to begin planning your own bespoke yacht charter experience.

Milos By Yacht - Experience an Enchanting Cruise Through a Cycladic Wonder

Milos By Yacht - Experience an Enchanting Cruise Through a Cycladic Wonder

Milos, the volcanic jewel of the Cyclades, is one of the most enchanting destinations in Greece – and perhaps the most ideal to explore by yacht. With over 70 beaches, caves, and hidden coves, the island reveals its secret charm only when approached from the sea. Sailing around Milos is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, a dive into beauty, history, and the wild spirit of the Aegean. Exploring Milos by yacht is more than a holiday – it’s a journey. A journey through raw beauty, sea-carved mystery, and sun-drenched tranquility. From the calm waters of Adamas to the dramatic cliffs of Kleftiko and the untouched nature of Polyaigos, Milos reveals itself only to those who approach with curiosity and respect. And a yacht is the magical key that unlocks it all.

Departure from Adamas

Your journey begins at the port of Adamas, one of the safest natural harbors in the Mediterranean. Here, you can rent a sailing or motorboat – either bareboat if you’re licensed, or with a skipper for a carefree experience. Adamas is the perfect starting point, centrally located to access both the northern and southern coasts with ease. Before setting sail, it’s a good idea to stock up on fresh produce, water, and supplies from the local shops. Don’t forget to pack a snorkel, mask, and an underwater camera – Milos is a snorkeler’s paradise.

Sarakiniko: Milos’ Lunar Landscape

First stop: the iconic Sarakiniko. Although accessible by land, approaching it from the sea offers a stunning new perspective. The white volcanic rock formations appear sculpted by wind and time, resembling a moonscape. Sarakiniko is ideal for kayaking or stand-up paddling, with small caves and channels waiting to be explored.

Kleftiko: The Heart of Aegean Adventure

Heading southwest, the landscape becomes more dramatic. Sheer cliffs and rugged formations signal the approach to Milos’ most famous landmark: Kleftiko. Only accessible by boat, this mesmerizing complex of rocks and sea caves was once a hideout for pirates – hence the name “Kleftiko,” meaning “stolen” or “thieves’ place” in Greek. Here, you’ll want to anchor for a while. Dive into the turquoise waters, explore the caves by swimming or dinghy, and if you have the gear, try free diving through underwater tunnels connecting the caves. The peace, the colors, and the eerie beauty of the rocks create an unforgettable experience.

Tsigrado, Firiplaka and Sikia

Continuing along the southern coastline, you’ll encounter a series of incredible beaches that are difficult to access by land. Tsigrado, with its narrow descent through a rock crevice, looks magical from the sea. Firiplaka, with its multi-colored cliffs and golden sand, is perfect for a lunch break on board, surrounded by volcanic grandeur. A bit further along lies Sikia – a hidden gem. This collapsed sea cave has a circular opening that lets sunlight pour in from above. It’s ideal for a short swim or picnic in total serenity. If you’re lucky, you might spot monk seals or rare birds nesting on the cliffs.

Polyaigos: Milos’ Wild Sister

If you have extra time, venture east to Polyaigos, the largest uninhabited island in the Aegean. Untouched by development, its pristine beaches and crystal waters feel almost tropical. A protected natural habitat, Polyaigos is a sanctuary for wildlife and a must-see for nature lovers. Anchoring in one of its secluded coves gives you a chance to immerse yourself in the pure, untamed beauty of the Aegean – far from crowds and civilization.

Sunset in the Bay of Milos

As the day winds down, return to the Bay of Adamas. If time allows, sail up to the picturesque villages of Plaka or Klima, where the iconic fishermen’s houses line the shore. Watching the sun set behind the cliffs, bathing the white rocks in golden-pink hues, is the perfect close to your journey.

Tips for Sailing Around Milos

Weather: Always check the forecast before departure. The northern coastline can be rough in strong meltemi winds.

Anchor Points: Best spots include Kleftiko, Firiplaka, and Polyaigos. Some anchorages are deep – experienced handling may be needed.

Best Time to Visit: June to early September offers the best sailing conditions. July and August are busier but offer plenty of organized cruise options.

Options for Everyone: Even if you’re not licensed, many day cruises are available – from small boats and catamarans to luxurious yachts.

Text & Photos: Ioanna Paravalou

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Join the Monaco 2024 Grand Prix for a Luxury Yacht Weekend in Partnership with Impulse F1

MONACO 2024 GRAND PRIX LUXURY YACHT WEEKEND
Saturday 25th & Sunday 26th May 2024
Port Hercule, Monte Carlo

Join Club Vivanova in partnership with Impulse F1 and enjoy VIP hospitality and gastronomical excellence on board a luxury yacht with trackside viewing. Whether for business or pleasure, take in the buzz of Monaco's glamorous social scene and watch history unfold from your luxury yacht.

Saturday and Sunday hospitality with all-day bar, including Champagne. Breakfast, gourmet lunch with fine international wines. Afternoon tea. Celebrity hosts. Private tender. On-board luxury cabins available.

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Vivanova People - Alexander Vaal - "With AllDutch Yachting You Don’t Just Charter a Yacht, You Charter an Entire Experience"

After pursuing a career in telecom for twenty years, Alexander Vaal (CEO AllDutch Yachting) left The Netherlands a decade ago to completely change his life and start over in the south of France. Growing up Alexander spend many years in France with his parents, studied in Paris and lived in Bordeaux, so he had no trouble adapting to the French way of life.

Before arriving in the Côte d’Azur, Alexander did a six-month Yachtmaster training to become an allround captain. After that, the first yacht he sailed was a VanDutch 40. “A beautiful, fast and sleek yacht that quickly became one of my favorite day-boats.”

Because of his background in sales and his love for boating, Alexander found his new passion as a yacht broker. For seven years he worked with specialized and world leading companies such as YachtZoo and Fraser Yachts. “During this time I met many people, including my current business partner.” They both share the same admiration for especially VanDutch Yachts. So much, they invested in multiple VanDutch yachts.

With these yachts they started a charter company in 2020 and herewith, AllDutch Yachting was born. “Our first season we only worked/had our guests enjoy for approximately 2 months because of COVID-19. An extremely short season but still, it was a great success!” So much so, that they invested in new yachts to expand their business. “In 2021 we really had an amazing season with lots of tailor made charters and returning customers.”

“With AllDutch Yachting you don’t just charter a yacht, you charter an entire experience.” AllDutch Yachting differentiate themselves by creating a special day where everything is taken care off. The possibilities are endless. AllDutch Yachting is located in Monaco, which makes the pick-up at Monaco Yacht Club effortless and ‘last-minute’ bookings are easily arranged. AllDutch Yachting will book your lunch reservation at fashionable places like La Guerite in Cannes, beautiful Ferme d’Augustin in St. Tropez and they are more than happy to take you to beautiful places in Italy such as Sanremo for some luxury shopping. “For our adventurous customers we arrange water toys such as Paddle boards SeaBobs, jet ski’s or Flite Boards.” On board you can expect cold beverages, champagne, fruit platters or any other snacks you desire. AllDutch Yachting also offers sunset cruises, where  you can watch the beautiful sunset before turning ashore.

The AllDutch Yachting experience is special. The yachts can comfortably cruise with up to 8-10 people and it still won’t feel crowded. Captains know the beautiful Azur waters and will give guests enough time and space for lunch, swimming, lounging and tanning. The yachts have excellent stereo systems so you can party away on the water. “Any yacht lover, will love sailing with AllDutch Yachting; it’s safe, fast and smooth.”

“For next season we will expand even more. More yachts, more destinations, more charters and more happy customers. We love creating new and beautiful memories for our customers and we will continue to do so.”

You can book your charter by visiting the website or call or whatsapp number +33640617555. Visit their Instagram to get a glimpse of what a fantastic day with AllDutch Yachting looks like .

Planet Fashion Hosts Monaco Swim Week During the 2022 F1 Grand Prix with a Sensational Closing Party

Join the Founders of Monaco Swim Week at the inaugural Closing Party - celebrate with models, designers and VIP’s for their exclusive closing party. Set to be the most modern, hip and exclusive Saturday party in town, pre Sunday finals.

The organisers have flown in top swimwear models and influencers, who will be modelling the latest swim and resort wear. Onboard the Super Yacht Behike guests will enjoy full catering provided by ROC (the Amfar caterers), open bar with Champagne, Wine and Gin and the coolest international DJ’s. The location of the berth is right on the track in a very prominent position. The only elegant and fun evening soirée worth attending Saturday night during F1 GP 2022.

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Saturday May 28th
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Super Yacht soiree on a 45 meter yacht with full catering by ROC (the Amfar caterers), open bar and international DJ. Berth location on the track in a very prominent position… you can’t be seen at a better party! Meet the swimwear models and designers from the inaugural Monaco Swimwear Fashion Week for their closing night yacht party by Planet Fashion TV.

VIP Day Party with Pre Qualifying F1 race viewing at Nikki Beach
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Friday May 27th 2022
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Fashion presentations and prime race viewing location at Nikki Beach Monte Carlo on the rooftop of the Fairmont Hotel. VIP seating for the Côte d’Azur Rose all day party.nWith race viewing for the pre qualifying races, beautiful models and unlimited drinks. There really is no need to be anywhere else.

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An Exclusive Partner Event this May - AllDutch Yachting Launches the VanDutch48 at the Yacht Club de Monaco

Experience and enjoy the new arrival VD48 with short trial cruises around Port Hercule in various captained VanDutch boats. Our event will showcase aperitif snacks, dynamic networking and the Espresso Martini by the Artisan Coffee Co..

THE ALLDUTCH VD48 MONACO CRUISE & COCKTAIL LAUNCH
Yacht Club de Monaco
Friday 20th May 2022 . 5pm to 7pm

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This exclusive event is free of charge and is exclusively available only to members and partners of Club Vivanova. Individual members will receive one attendance ticket, Corporate and Platinum partners will receive two attendance tickets.
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