Caribbean Research Paper

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While for some, the Keys and the cunning Caribbean attract all dreams of travel... for others, the vast array of possibilities and distance draw them to the Mediterranean frontier. The four main islands of Ibiza, Mallorca, Menorca and Formentera of the Balearic have always been popular destinations for a flood of thrill, party, and privacy seekers alike but with a plethora of so many other islands and inlets to explore, plus pristine anchorages and sandy beaches accessible all year round it is worth setting aside a few days or weeks of your itinerary to venture into the great albeit lesser-trodden courses. You'd be surprised what stunning locations remain locked to secrecy even to today! Why would someone reveal paradise when they find it! We have the tools to allow you to be the surveyor of the next great paradise. Not only that but we strive to make even lengthy charters affordable to those with a desire for the next level of vacationing bliss. I'm not sure any level of depression could survive in such a hospitable environment as waking up on your yacht in the damn Mediterranean! Surreal! …show more content…

Further to the northwest, the capital Palmero provides stunning architecture and galleries with glimpses of the jagged, azure sea and more. We know the paths well and would also suggest Sardinia as it is beloved by the Yachting and jet community. Yacht charters constantly flow through these areas in Porto Cervo and Costa Smealda harboring vessels of all types. Not far from there the possibility of Corsica remains a popular second stop for trips through the area. The mountain scenery out there is absolutely incredible and I have some pictures of it from one of our very own charters on one of our anniversaries. I'd love to go back there

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