UPFRONT DO THE MATHS: WHERE YOUR TIPS GO
Blow it on a holiday
34%
Pay off debts
28%
The latest tech
21%
Training course
10%
House deposit
7%
STEVE EDWARDS, SY CAPTAIN Hmmm... tricky... as generally I dislike most of the Med... I quite like the areas around Cap Corse though when it’s possible to get there with the weather... Nice beaches and scenery for the guests, and not too deep. The towns there are relatively unspoiled.
After a busy season we ask the question “Where are you going to be spending your hard earned tips?”
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MARTI MORRIS, MY CHIEF OFFICER
My favourite anchorage is probably Spalmatore in the Maddalenas (a group of islands in the Straits of Bonifacio between Corsica and NE Sardinia). Beautiful clear water and mooring buoys in a quiet bay well protected from south easterlies.
ANDREA HART
Santorini. It’s the serenity being docked in water and not really knowing how deep it runs. Then when the sun sets over the hills, watching the white houses turn different colours. There is a quiet hush that allows you take in the day, the majestic beauty and a calm comes washing over you as the water gently hits the yacht.
BEN ELLIS, SY DECK
Croatia. I was right next to some amazing bars and restaurants that the guests loved and the calmness of the area enabled near-perfect paddle boarding into some caves in the cliff-face. The area is still relatively quiet and untouched.
CHAD DEWET, MY BOSUN One of my personal favourites is La Napoule just after Cannes. The view of the red mountains is insane and the old castle that you see when you drop off guests is always a sight for sore eyes. Plus its a great shelter for winds and swells and makes for great mornings on the wake board!
OPEN TO QUESTION
DO YOU HAVE A FAVOURITE SUMMER ANCHORAGE?
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