Albania

Tender pick-up from Tivat Airport propels guests from airplane to yacht in five minutes flat. Jets swoop low enough for passengers to check the restaurant scene from the comfort of their Gulfstream. Tivat’s seaside promenade was built by Venetians, embellished by Austrians, and is now serviced with Montenegrin smiles.

Cvijeca Ostrovo – the Island of Flowers – is a tender ride or paddle board away. It basks in a sunny microclimate, as does its enchanting monastery. Up above lies the Vrmac mountain range. Each hill village is linked by a spectacular hiking trail, including a 14km route that winds all the way to Kotor.

A former capital and steeped in ancient history, Durrës is an ever-increasingly cosmopolitan city, boasting some of Albania's best nightlife.

A city rich in in ancient history and culture, surrounded by rugged, golden coastlines. Discover Vlorë, the gateway to the Albanian Riviera.

From Sarandë’s waterfront promenade, take in views of the surrounding hills and archeological sites. Don’t miss Blue Eye Spring, a deep blue pool surrounded by woods that’s great for diving. Butrint’s fascinating ancient ruins span 2500 years and include an acropolis and fortress.