Discover the key differences between these two sailing areas and find out why Lelystad is the ideal home port for maximum flexibility on the water.
For many crews, the south of the Netherlands is still something of a hidden gem. Its sheltered waters are perfect for relaxed cruises and offer ideal conditions for families, active retirees, and weekend sailors. Today, we introduce you to the most beautiful stops in this sailor’s paradise. These are three very different marinas, each with its own distinct character, ensuring that every visitor finds exactly what they are looking for.
The Stockholm archipelago is one of Europe’s most spectacular sailing destinations. Thirty thousand islands, islets and skerries offer everything from lively guest harbours and waterfront restaurants to secluded natural anchorages where you can moor in complete peace. This guide shares our best tips for destinations and routes if you are setting out from Gåshaga Marina on Lidingö or Svinninge Marina in Åkersberga.
Are you looking into sailing events at Port Leucate to plan your nautical season and organise your time on the water? Good news: with regattas, international competitions and races in more unusual disciplines such as land yachting, Port Leucate is an unmissable destination for sailing and wind sports on the Mediterranean.
Germany offers boaters an exceptional variety of sailing areas within a comparatively small space. We would like to introduce you to 8 very different, yet particularly popular, regions. Inland areas with predictable conditions are sometimes only a few hours’ drive from challenging coastal regions that allow for true sea sailing. Therefore, the quality of a trip depends not only on the boat but above all, of which area suits your expectations, your crew, and your sailing style.
If you are a boater and own a vessel based in France, you may have already considered taking it to the Netherlands. But do you know what the options are for making the journey from one country to the other? In this article, Port Adhoc explores the different sailing routes from France to the Netherlands.
In Sweden, the Stockholm archipelago represents a vast playground for sailors in search of nature and discovery. Between the islands of the gulf, sheltered channels, and calm anchorages, the region offers recreational sailors a multitude of routes suitable for both short cruises and longer voyages.
Every year, numerous Dutch sailors head for the Baltic Sea and Sweden, either for the summer season or for longer periods. Why this new sailing area? Which route do they take? In Sweden, which marina do they choose for their boat? Paul, Hans, Éric, and Ralf… in this article, several Port Adhoc boaters who made the journey from the Netherlands to Sweden with their boats share their experiences. Are you ready to discover their stories and tips?
A free horizon, sails full in the wind – and a cruising ground that leaves all possibilities open to you: welcome to the IJsselmeer! Those who cast off in Lelystad are not simply setting sail. They are embarking on one of the most diverse sailing areas in Europe.
In the English Channel, the Channel Islands offer numerous cruising opportunities and several stops highly appreciated by sailors. In this article, the Port Adhoc team presents the destination and how you too can explore it while sailing.
