West Med

From Italy's charming coastal villages to the glistening oceans of the exclusive Côte d’Azur, the west Mediterranean is home to some of the world's most idyllic superyacht hotspots. Boasting natural beauty at every turn, summers spent here will never be forgotten.

Why Malaga is One of Europe’s Best Kept Secrets for Superyacht Charters

Málaga is a city that often flies under the radar, which is remarkable when you consider all that’s on offer, not to mention one of the best year-round climates in the whole of Europe.

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Sète Marina: Where Culture and Service Combine

We visited IGY Sète Marina where Simon Bryan, IGY’s European Operations Director gave us the scoop on what makes Sète the ideal stopover and home port for superyachts in the south of France.

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Exploring Sardinia's Costa Smeralda and Beyond from IGY Portisco Marina

Immersed in Sardinian history and culture, rich in traditions, delicious food, wine, music and art, stands IGY Portisco Marina, the perfect base to experience Sardinia’s exclusive Costa Smeralda and Porto Cervo, home to a series of world famous regattas.

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Côte D’Azur Superyacht Hotspots

The archetypal superyacht holiday destination, the timeless elegance of the Côte d’Azur and French Riviera has attracted the rich, famous, talented and aristocratic for many decades, and shows no sign of losing its allure.

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Sicily Superyacht Hotspots

As the largest island in the Mediterranean, Sicily is much loved for its rich and varied cultural history, vibrant street food scene and plethora of stunning natural parks in which to explore.

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Biarritz: Surf, Sun and Delicious Cuisine

With its recharged dining scene, Basque art galleries, perfect weather and quality surf, the elegant French seaside town of Biarritz should be firmly on your travel bucket list. Karen Hockney tells us why she fell in love with the city.

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IGY’s Málaga Marina's Stunning Redevelopment

The port city of Málaga on the Costa del Sol in Andalusia is one of the world’s oldest, founded in the 8th century B.C. by the Phoenicians, and nestled into the super modern skyline, the city’s hilltop citadels of the Alcazaba and Gibralfaro provide an enduring reminder of Moorish rule.

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Balearics Superyacht Hotspots

Whatever your tastes, whether it’s sophisticated dining and partying, spectacular scenery at every turn or picturesque coves and beaches accessible only by boat, the Balearic islands deliver on every level.

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Puglia: The Italian Deep South

There are few destinations that can impress a foodie in the same way as lusty, hearty Puglia. Karen Hockney took a culinary tour through the heart of the city, and here's why she keeps coming back for more.

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Future-Proofing Cannes: IGY Marinas’ Plans for Vieux Port

IGY’s global network of marinas has set recognised standards for service and quality in yachting tourism, with its unparalleled international network of marinas in the US, Caribbean, Europe (Italy, Spain, France, UK) and Latin America serving more than 8,000 annual clients at 23 marinas in 13 countries.

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Corsica and Sardinia Superyacht Hotspots

One of the true jewels of the Mediterranean boasting almost 2,000 km of pristine coastline comprising hidden coves and spectacular sandy beaches fringing an emerald sea, the stunning island of Sardinia is a beach lover’s paradise.

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Amalfi Coast Superyacht Hotspots

From historic architecture to breathtaking natural views, if you’re after some old-world Italian glamour, look no further than the Amalfi Coast.

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Sète: Top 10 Hotspots for Superyacht Guests

A hidden gem nestled in the South of France, the Mediterranean port city of Sète promises that authentic French charm without the tourist crowds of Saint Tropez or Nice.

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Sète: The New Port of Call for Superyachts

IGY is the largest marina management company in the world, boasting 18 superyacht marinas in 11 countries. It is also the only marina management company that can currently accommodate vessels over 153m in the Mediterranean, US, Caribbean and Latin America.

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