Yacht Charter Cannes Summer 2015 with Riva RHINO

Cannes has always been one of the standout summer hotspots for those looking to combine world-class hotels, boutique shopping and gastronomic excellence. Cannes has dazzled so many people and brought such fond memories that visitors continue to come back every summer. If you take a step back from the Croisette, you will see a bustling town full of passion, fascinating architecture and tradition, as well as some of the finest yachts in the world!

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Cuba — the Land that Time Forgot

Bob Dylan is famous for his song “The Times They Are a-Changing,” and for no country is this statement more appropriate than the Caribbean Island of Cuba. The changing political scene with the Americans and Cuban governments agreeing to re-establish ties, following their severance more than half a century ago, means that now is the time to visit before one of the last vestiges of communism is changed irrevocably.

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Super Yacht of the Week: THUMPER

This week we bring you something completely new, and an incredible opportunity to charter one of the largest and newest Sunseekers on the water this summer! THUMPER was launched in 2014, and at 40.05 metres she has everything you could ever want for your perfect charter vacation. With a “Miami beach club” style with specially commissioned artworks she is a truly unique yacht, and to go with it THUMPER has obtained a Spanish charter licence for summer 2015! Her very proud new owners will offer the floating paradise for charter at both the Cannes Film Festival and the Monaco Grand Prix before she blazes her way to the glorious Balearics in time for the buzz of the season in Ibiza!

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Yacht Charter Amalfi Summer 2015 – ANNE MARIE

The tiny port of Amalfi is much adored for its charm and relaxing atmosphere. Amalfi is a very pretty little town in a spectacular setting, wedged between the sea and the mountains with a fascinating history. Between the ninth and 12th centuries, it was a proud and glorious maritime republic with a population of 80,000. If you abandon the busy main streets and climb up into the maze of shrunken, tunnel-like side alleys and steep stairways, you will step back in time to the Middle Ages. There you will find boutique shops, cafés and restaurants and sample some of the Amalfitana specialties, such as limoncello and delicate pastries.

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