where should we go on vacation?
August 16th, 2010 | 
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what was your fav vaca uve ever taken. wat is your fantasy vaca. i get to choose our next family vaca and wanted some ideas. we would like to keep it under 30,000 so we have a pretty wide range of ideas. i was thinking a caribbean private yacht charter but i would take any ideas and yes i mean any even if theyre over 30,000. the more expensive ones could give us an idea. im thirteen and im the youngest so no disney world but also no adult only resort. please only serious answers.
what was your fav vaca uve ever taken. wat is your fantasy vaca. i get to choose our next family vaca and wanted some ideas. we would like to keep it under 30,000 so we have a pretty wide range of ideas. i was thinking a caribbean private yacht charter but i would take any ideas and yes i mean any even if theyre over 30,000. the more expensive ones could give us an idea. im thirteen and im the youngest so no disney world but also no adult only resort. please only serious answers.
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I like to charter a large sail boat to sail from Bermuda to the USA. NC or SC,.Anyone have any idea?
ron s asked:
I like to charter a large sail boat, or possibly yacht to sail from Bermuda to the USA . This march or April before the Strom season starts NC or SC, . Anyone have any idea?? thanks
I like to charter a large sail boat, or possibly yacht to sail from Bermuda to the USA . This march or April before the Strom season starts NC or SC, . Anyone have any idea?? thanks
Luxury Yacht Charter ALEXANDRA
Jyoti Mali asked:
Luxury motor yacht charter Alexandra Benetti is 50 meters of pure satisfaction for those who love cruising. The combined work of Benetti design team and Stefano Natucci has once again allowed the shipyard to deliver a state-of-the-art-yacht. The external lines and wide window openings of Alexandra are typical of the Benetti style and the interior is a true custom yacht achievement, with the signature of Terence Disdale for design and Alan Jones for decoration.
Luxury motor yacht charter Benetti Alexandra is the sixth yacht in Benetti’s Golden.
luxury yacht charter Alexandra has been built to ABS Malta Cross A1 classification with classic Italian exterior lines from Stefano Natucci and a Disdale interior. This incredible luxury yacht charter achieves performance and reliability, equipped with the latest electronic and communication devices and with an interesting and innovative feature of this yacht in the two collapsible bulwarks aft of the single lounge/dining room on the main deck. The aft of the main house being dominated by a pair of full size glass sliding doors, not only adds to the sense of space, but also allows for a virtually uninterrupted panoramic view aft from the dining table.
Coming on board luxury motor yacht Alexandra, you enter a world of luxury and sophistication. Attention to detail is a key word at Benetti. Large side windows on all decks and foldable bulwark doors in the dinning room clear the horizon and create a wonderful terrace on the sea.
You can get this luxury yachts on charter or rent to sail on beautiful islands of Greece and Mediterranean.
Luxury motor yacht charter Alexandra Benetti is 50 meters of pure satisfaction for those who love cruising. The combined work of Benetti design team and Stefano Natucci has once again allowed the shipyard to deliver a state-of-the-art-yacht. The external lines and wide window openings of Alexandra are typical of the Benetti style and the interior is a true custom yacht achievement, with the signature of Terence Disdale for design and Alan Jones for decoration.
Luxury motor yacht charter Benetti Alexandra is the sixth yacht in Benetti’s Golden.
luxury yacht charter Alexandra has been built to ABS Malta Cross A1 classification with classic Italian exterior lines from Stefano Natucci and a Disdale interior. This incredible luxury yacht charter achieves performance and reliability, equipped with the latest electronic and communication devices and with an interesting and innovative feature of this yacht in the two collapsible bulwarks aft of the single lounge/dining room on the main deck. The aft of the main house being dominated by a pair of full size glass sliding doors, not only adds to the sense of space, but also allows for a virtually uninterrupted panoramic view aft from the dining table.
Coming on board luxury motor yacht Alexandra, you enter a world of luxury and sophistication. Attention to detail is a key word at Benetti. Large side windows on all decks and foldable bulwark doors in the dinning room clear the horizon and create a wonderful terrace on the sea.
You can get this luxury yachts on charter or rent to sail on beautiful islands of Greece and Mediterranean.
Luxury Yacht Charter Destination – The Stockholm Archipelago and Gotland – Part II
Sarah McAllistair asked:
In my previous article, our last port of call was Sandhamn in the Stockholm archipelago. Today, we’ll cruise on over to the island of Gotland. There are no luxury yachts available for charter on Gotland, but many in Stockholm, so this is the way to go.
From Sandhamn, it is about a 24-hour sail to reach Gotland. This beautiful island, surprisingly unknown to foreigners, is a favorite vacation destination among Swedes. First-time Swedish visitors often comment that it feels like being abroad, perhaps somewhere in the Mediterranean. Having grown up on Gotland, I am perhaps biased, but from the medieval, walled-in cobble-stoned city of Visby to the stark, windblown, sheep-studded landscape of Faro, Gotland truly is a spectacular and fascinating place.
Visby, the only city on the island, gets quite crowded in the summer, and if you like an intense nightlife, you definitely want to check it out. “Everybody” in Sweden shows up in Visby at some point in July: celebrities, politicians and royalty alike. After mid-August, however, most of the tourists are gone, so if you have your heart set on Visby but don’t want to fight the crowds, that’s a great time to visit. September can also be beautiful, with summer warmth lingering well into the month. To the surprise of many, the water around Gotland gets quite warm in the summer – it can reach 80F and above in August and sometimes way into September as well. It is a lovely experience to go swimming when the water is warmer than the air and then treat yourself to a hot chocolate or a vin chaud afterwards.
But you can find quiet spots with very few visitors all over the island even in July (with varying degrees, or lack, of nightlife). There are several other ports around the island well worth a stop: Lickershamn (about 13 miles north of Visby), a small fishing village with a few beaches, restaurants and shops, and the highest rock formation (of which there are many) on Gotland called “Jungfrun”. Lauterhorn on Faro (a small island just north of Gotland, which Ingmar Bergman used to call home) has a large area of rock formations, an old viking harbor, bike rentals, and one restaurant, bar, caf
In my previous article, our last port of call was Sandhamn in the Stockholm archipelago. Today, we’ll cruise on over to the island of Gotland. There are no luxury yachts available for charter on Gotland, but many in Stockholm, so this is the way to go.
From Sandhamn, it is about a 24-hour sail to reach Gotland. This beautiful island, surprisingly unknown to foreigners, is a favorite vacation destination among Swedes. First-time Swedish visitors often comment that it feels like being abroad, perhaps somewhere in the Mediterranean. Having grown up on Gotland, I am perhaps biased, but from the medieval, walled-in cobble-stoned city of Visby to the stark, windblown, sheep-studded landscape of Faro, Gotland truly is a spectacular and fascinating place.
Visby, the only city on the island, gets quite crowded in the summer, and if you like an intense nightlife, you definitely want to check it out. “Everybody” in Sweden shows up in Visby at some point in July: celebrities, politicians and royalty alike. After mid-August, however, most of the tourists are gone, so if you have your heart set on Visby but don’t want to fight the crowds, that’s a great time to visit. September can also be beautiful, with summer warmth lingering well into the month. To the surprise of many, the water around Gotland gets quite warm in the summer – it can reach 80F and above in August and sometimes way into September as well. It is a lovely experience to go swimming when the water is warmer than the air and then treat yourself to a hot chocolate or a vin chaud afterwards.
But you can find quiet spots with very few visitors all over the island even in July (with varying degrees, or lack, of nightlife). There are several other ports around the island well worth a stop: Lickershamn (about 13 miles north of Visby), a small fishing village with a few beaches, restaurants and shops, and the highest rock formation (of which there are many) on Gotland called “Jungfrun”. Lauterhorn on Faro (a small island just north of Gotland, which Ingmar Bergman used to call home) has a large area of rock formations, an old viking harbor, bike rentals, and one restaurant, bar, caf