SOUTH PACIFIC OCEAN

Sailing in New Zealand means exploring an extraordinary landscape that combines crystal-clear waters, hidden bays, and majestic fjords. The Bay of Islands is famous for its paradisiacal islands and calm waters, ideal for sailing and snorkeling. To the south, the fjords of Milford Sound and Doubtful Sound offer a spectacular setting, with steep mountains plunging into the crystal-clear waters.

Sailing in French Polynesia means exploring one of the most remote and fascinating corners of the Pacific, where turquoise waters, white sandy beaches, and crystal-clear lagoons create dreamlike landscapes. Bora Bora is ideal for those seeking a peaceful sail, with opportunities for snorkeling and swimming with rays and sharks in shallow waters. Raiatea, the "cradle of Polynesian culture," is perfect for exploring local traditions and ancient sites. The waters of Moorea are perfect for those seeking tranquility, with hidden bays and spectacular coral reefs.

The waters surrounding the islands of Papua New Guinea are ideal for snorkeling and diving, with pristine coral reefs, numerous historic shipwrecks, and incredible marine life, including tropical fish,sharks, and turtles. The Milne Bay region, famous for its marine life, is a starting point for unique underwater explorations. Islands such as New Ireland, New Britain, and the Bismarck Archipelago offer a mix of breathtaking landscapes, with mountains, rainforests, and secluded bays.

Sailing in Australia means exploring one of the most spectacular coastlines in the world, filled with breathtaking landscapes, crystal-clear waters, and extraordinary marine biodiversity. The Whitsunday Islands, including the famous Whitehaven Beach, are renowned for their white sandy beaches and turquoise waters, perfect for swimming and sailing. The east coast of Australia, with vibrant cities like Sydney and Brisbane, is ideal for those seeking a combination of urban life and sea adventures. To the north, the Cairns and Port Douglas area is the starting point for exploring the Great Barrier Reef and the beautiful Lord Howe and Fitzroy Islands. In the south, the waters of Tasmania offer a more tranquil and wild experience.