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How to Sail the Med

“After spending so many years sailing the Caribbean, I was frankly astounded at how much more I enjoy the Mediterranean,” says Scott Farquharson of charter brokers Proteus Yacht Charters. “The culture, the history, the food, the weather, friendly people, crystal-clear water— there is just so much more to it.”

He’s right, of course. The Caribbean’s the place to go in winter for its sunshine, great sailing breezes and laid-back vibe, but if you truly want a summer sailing holiday that takes you into a whole new world of experiences, the Med will provide that.

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