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Porto San Rocco, Italy
Mandalina Mega-yacht marina, Croatia
Situated in Muggia, close to Trieste, Porto San Rocco is a marine rich with
Due to open at the end of this year, Mandalina is the perfect
history and being 60 miles long, it boasts an expansive European home to
place in which to set sail to. Situated in the coastal town of
its luxurious yachts. Set within the charming and typically Italian village it is
Sibenik, the marine features 350 in-water slips and 50 dry-
designed by the richly talented architect Luigi Vetti – and with its historical
dock berths on land, proving to be the most accommodat-
cafes and beautiful castle, Porto San Rocco has delights and more to offer
ing of hosts. Its positioning in the bottom of the deep bay of
to its boating enthusiasts. With berthing facilities for super-yachts, it is the
the Sibenik channel allows shelter from the northern Bora
perfect place for a perfect stay for cruising the Istrian and Dalmatian coast,
wind, providing the most tranquil of views in the most serene
and is the perfect setting in which to bask under the beautiful Italian sun.
settings, and chosen as the “World’s number one sailing des-
tination”, by National Geographic magazine, it really does
live up to its title.
Dubai Marina
This man-made marina hosts luxuries unlike any natural setting. Located to Dubai’s well-
known Internet City and the Emirates Golf Club, this is the perfect setting in which to
enjoy marina living. One of the most desirable addresses in the Middle East, the Dubai
marina’s distinctive design and decadent location boasts an invigorating and cosmo-
politan lifestyle. From fishing and jogging, to yachting and fine dining, it really is the
place to watch the sun setting across the azure waters, and as one of the world’s largest
marinas, it really does have it all.
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