Italy – one of the most popular countries for yachting. Which is not surprising, because its territory is washed by five seas: the Mediterranean, Adriatic, Ligurian, Tyrrhenian and Ionian. In Italy, there are more than 100 yacht marinas, so this country is considered one of the yachting centers in Europe.
Italy has the world's largest number of yachts per capita. Yachting in this country is like going to the forest to pick mushrooms for us
What are the features of yachting in Italy?
- Italy is warm and sunny almost all year round, which means that a sea voyage will be comfortable and healthy.
- There are a lot of attractions in this country. Of course, on the territory
- Italy has more than 50 UNESCO heritage sites. No other country in the world has such a number!
- The Mediterranean nature is incredibly beautiful. Picturesque coastline, mountains, hills, drowning in greenery, colorful houses, like toys, crowded on endlessly powerful rocks... What is there to tell? You need to see it with your own eyes at least once.
- Italian cuisine enjoys an incredibly good reputation for its diversity. Fresh products, homemade cheeses and wines, because according to the Larousse Gastronomique, the bible of French cuisine, “Italian cuisine is the true source of culinary art for all the countries of Western Europe.”
Yachting in Italy, just like the cuisine, can be very tasty and varied!
For an experienced yachtsman, the western part of the country will be the most interesting. The shores here are rocky, heavily indented. The landscape of the Bay of Naples is crowned by the majestic bulk of Vesuvius.
The Gulf of Genoa is the Italian Riviera: fashionable villas, luxurious beaches and familiar faces of vacationers from films and magazines. And also famous islands: Sardinia - a vacation spot for millionaires, Sicily - the cradle of Kosa nostra, Monte Cristo, Elba, Capri and many more places, you can learn about in our blog.