Brittany is a hilly peninsula lying in the North-western coast of France at the Atlantic coast. It offers a perfect sailing-friendly coastline with many bays, coves and inlets providing remote shelter for a night on anchor. Additionally you can practice sailing on tidal waters!

Also known as Cote d`Azur, the Mediterranean coast in the south of France is well known for its warm climate, great food and splendid beaches. Home to many famous, rich and powerful is a place to visit at least once in a lifetime.

A rugged Caribbean island belonging to Windward Islands is under the governance of France. Great starting point for island hopping which can include: St Lucia, Dominica, and Guadeloupe.

A large Mediterranean island of Corsica is offering a mix of stylish coastal towns, dense forests and craggy peaks to explore. With a sailboat you will reach most remote beaches and bays to enjoy tranquility.

Situated in the Leewards Caribbean islands this hilly islands resembles a butterfly. Paradise beaches, palms and trade winds makes this a great sailing region to be visited during winter time on the north hemisphere.

Is the region laying just next to the bay of Biscay where the Gulf stream keeps the temperatures moderate all year long. Winds are quite common and waves frequent so this is not a region for inexperienced sailors.