Discover
THE USA
Discover the USA, a vast and diverse yachting destination offering everything from glamorous coastal cities to remote, nature-filled hideaways. Cruise along the sun-drenched shores of Florida, explore the historic charm of New England ports like Newport and Martha’s Vineyard, or venture to the dramatic cliffs and wine country of California’s Pacific Coast. For a tropical twist, the Florida Keys and Hawaiian Islands deliver turquoise waters and island flair, while the Pacific Northwest offers a more rugged, serene escape. With its rich variety of landscapes, cultures, and cruising grounds, the USA promises a dynamic and unforgettable yachting experience.
Miami: Known for its vibrant nightlife and luxury yacht scene, it’s a favorite for both novice and experienced sailors. The nearby Florida Keys offer scenic cruising options.
Fort Lauderdale: Often referred to as the “Yachting Capital of the World,” Fort Lauderdale boasts over 300 miles of navigable waterways.
Key West: A popular stop for those looking for a laid-back cruising experience with beautiful islands and clear waters.
Monterey Bay: Ideal for those who want to experience rugged coastlines and marine life, including whale watching.
San Francisco Bay: Famous for the Golden Gate Bridge and active sailing community, offering challenging waters and stunning views.
San Diego: Known for its pleasant weather and calm waters, making it a great spot for both beginners and seasoned sailors.
A luxurious and popular area on Long Island, it’s a hotspot for wealthy yacht owners. The Hamptons offer a combination of elegant villages, beautiful beaches, and upscale dining.
Newport, Rhode Island
Often referred to as the “Sailing Capital of the U.S.,” Newport offers a combination of rich maritime history, sailing regattas, and scenic waters.
Yachting in Alaska is a truly unique and breathtaking experience, offering some of the most spectacular and pristine natural environments for sailing, cruising, and exploration. From majestic glaciers to rugged coastlines, Alaska’s waterways are known for their dramatic beauty and diverse wildlife.
East Coast:
May to October, as the weather is warm, and you can avoid hurricane season (June to November).
West Coast:
The Mediterranean-like climate in places like California makes it ideal year-round, but late spring and early fall are especially pleasant.
Florida:
December to March are the most popular for yachting, as the weather is mild and perfect for sailing.
Alaska:
May to September is the best time to go yachting in Alaska. During this period, temperatures are milder (though still cool), and wildlife activity is at its peak. Late June to August tends to offer the warmest weather and the longest days (with the midnight sun).
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