The Y - Yachting Itineraries 2022-23
I t's been an unusual and hectic couple of years since we last printed 'The Y', so we're delighted to be able to bring you this newly minted edition. It's currently Spring 2022, with a slight delay caused by a global shortage of printing paper, as the aftereffects of the global pandemic continue to disrupt supply chains. However, what has seemingly not been interrupted is an enthusiasm for getting out onto the water. Here at ESTELA, we had our busiest Mediterranean season on record in the Balearics last year, and already, 2022 is shaping up to be even busier. Given the pent up demand carried over from the past two seasons, plus full order books in the new build sector, it shouldn't really be surprising. If you have seen 'The Y Yachting Itineraries' before, you will know the format. In each edition we suggest different destinations you may like to visit by yacht, with ideas for things to see and do while you're there, and the best places to eat. Even if a destination is somewhere you've visited before or it's somewhere new, we guarantee we'll show you things you didn't already know. In the office we have dubbed this book the 'Art Edition', inspired by Málaga, the birthplace of Pablo Picasso, and Costa Brava, which Salvador Dalí called home. Barcelona and Palma de Mallorca, meanwhile, were home to Joan Miró, completing our trifecta of Spanish modern masters. We revisit Lanzarote and the Canary Islands, which are attracting strong interest from charterers, while by popular demand, we conclude this edition with a deep dive on The Bahamas. Remember, wherever you may be heading, ESTELA is on hand to assist. Our offices are located throughout Spain and Latin America, while we have an agency and bunkering network that covers most major superyacht destinations. Whether you need a hand with anchoring regulations, passport stamping protocols or something else, we're always here to help.
I t's been an unusual and hectic couple of years since we last printed 'The Y', so we're delighted to be able to bring you this newly minted edition.
It's currently Spring 2022, with a slight delay caused by a global shortage of printing paper, as the aftereffects of the global pandemic continue to disrupt supply chains. However, what has seemingly not been interrupted is an enthusiasm for getting out onto the water.
Here at ESTELA, we had our busiest Mediterranean season on record in the Balearics last year, and already, 2022 is shaping up to be even busier.
Given the pent up demand carried over from the past two seasons, plus full order books in the new build sector, it shouldn't really be surprising.
If you have seen 'The Y Yachting Itineraries' before, you will know the format. In each edition we suggest different destinations you may like to visit by yacht, with ideas for things to see and do while you're there, and the best places to eat. Even if a destination is somewhere you've visited before or it's somewhere new, we guarantee we'll show you things you didn't already know.
In the office we have dubbed this book the 'Art Edition', inspired by Málaga, the birthplace of Pablo Picasso, and Costa Brava, which Salvador Dalí called home. Barcelona and Palma de Mallorca, meanwhile, were home to Joan Miró, completing our trifecta of Spanish modern masters.
We revisit Lanzarote and the Canary Islands, which are attracting strong interest from charterers, while by popular demand, we conclude this edition with a deep dive on The Bahamas.
Remember, wherever you may be heading, ESTELA is on hand to assist. Our offices are located throughout Spain and Latin America, while we have an agency and bunkering network that covers most major superyacht destinations.
Whether you need a hand with anchoring regulations, passport stamping protocols or something else, we're always here to help.
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