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Porto Carras Grand Resort Marina he classic marina resort is graced with great weather


conditions and the absence of tides and strong currents, on a coastline of the Mediterranean described as ‘heaven on earth’. An idyllic coastline with mild and gradual changes in temperature and steady, predictable winds. A destination mooring rich in activities on land and at sea, the perfect launch for nautical adventures near and far. A scenic and well-serviced stop for guests and crew of luxury charters, with vibrant shops, animated by a cosmopolitan vibe with all the amenities of a 5-star integrated resort. And of course, it’s a tranquil, safe berth for maintenance and wintering. The Marina is the largest in northern Greece and can accommodate superyachts of up to 60m LOA with 315 berths and enjoys a perfectly sheltered position and mild climate during the winter. The harbour and entrance channel are dredged to a depth of 5.5 metres. The fairways are easy to navigate, with ample clear water space, full- length finger piers, freeboard sized to vessels accessing the docks, and wide stable floating docks. www.portocarras.com


Elite Solutions


lite Solutions was founded in 2014, the inspiration arose from the desire to enter the most exclusive industry on earth and since that time the company has constantly developed it’s characteristics according to the highest standards required to satisfy the most discerning clients in the world. The relationships with their clients is a personal matter, they know them by name. On call any time of the day or night if the yacht decides to add products to their order, make corrections or ask for definitions. The team have been supplying the superyacht industry for over nine years at the side of their clients no matter where in the world the yacht are cruising. Using specialised and dedicated logistic teams Elite can transport straight from Greece to any preferred global location in a timely and economical way. A recent hi-light was in fact the delivery of five bottles ROMANEE CONTI of various vintages to Croatia with just eight hours, notice, but the delivery happened on time. www.elitesolutions.gr | www.eliteworld.gr


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Must visit Corfu


With its pastel villages,


Drink it Kitron


Kitron is a citron liqueur produced on the Greek island of Naxos. It is made from the fruit and leaves of the citron tree.


rolling olive groves and grand manor houses, the rest of the island recalls Tuscany – but with some of the best beaches in Europe. The smart set stay on Corfu’s north-east coast (nicknamed Kensington-on- Sea) where the Rothschilds like to unwind.


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