Waterfront dining takes on a whole new meaning for those arriving at restaurants often accessible only by boat. And what’s even better, you don’t even have to own a yacht or know how to captain one.
Seychelles. Photo courtesy of Dream Yacht Worldwide.
Dream Yacht Worldwide, a global leader in sailing vacations, is sharing some of its favorite boat-access-only dining spots—each offering a unique taste of local culture and cuisine. And with skippers doing the work, food lovers can skip the crowded roads and enjoy unforgettable meals in places most of us never find.
Here’s a taste – all of which are available on various DYW itineraries:
Konoba Tratinska (From Šibenik, Croatia) Nestled in a secluded bay, this dining spot offers authentic Dalmatian dishes made from locally sourced ingredients. Accessible primarily by boat, diners can enjoy fresh seafood and traditional recipes while taking in stunning views of the coastline.
La Lampara (From Naples, Italy) Known for its fresh pasta and seafood, La Lampara’s waterfront location means that arriving by boat allows guests to avoid crowded roads.
Erimitis Bar and Restaurant. Photo courtesy of Facebook.
Erimitis Bar and Restaurant (From Corfu, Greece) Located on a cliff with stunning views, Erimitis offers an authentic taste of Corfu while providing diners with a peaceful waterfront setting away from the hustle and bustle.
Tholos Restaurant. Photo courtesy of Facebook.
Tholos Restaurant (From Kos, Greece) Famous for its Symi shrimp and accessible mainy by sea, this picturesque restaurant offers diners fresh seafood with stunning harbor views.
Home-style Polynesian cooking with a front-row view of turquoise waters.
The Big Beach BBQ. Photo courtesy of Facebook.
The Big Beach BBQ at Foxy’s Tamarind (From Jost Van Dyke, BVI) This lively spot offers a vibrant atmosphere with a delicious BBQ feast on Fridays and Saturdays. Accessible by boat, it’s the perfect place for sailors to enjoy great food and live music on the beach.
Saba Rock Restaurant. Photo courtesy of Facebook.
Saba Rock Restaurant (From BVI) A culinary oasis in the Caribbean, Saba Rock features fresh seafood and local dishes. Its boat-accessible location makes it a favorite stop for sailors and travelers looking for a laid-back dining experience surrounded by breathtaking views.
Lime Out VI Floating Taco Bar. Photo courtesy of Facebook.
Lime Out VI Floating Taco Bar (From USVI) The ultimate dining experience on the water, Lime Out VI serves delicious tacos and refreshing drinks right from the water. Accessible only by boat, it’s a fun and unique way for travelers to enjoy a meal.
Tholos Restaurant. Photo courtesy of Facebook.
About Dream Yacht Worldwide
Dream Yacht Worldwide has more ways to sail than anyone else from bareboat charters for avid sailors to skippered, fully crewed and cabin charters – with no sailing experience required. The company offers the most diverse yacht fleet in terms of models and manufacturers in the world, making experiences at sea accessible to all.
Seychelles. Photo courtesy of Dream Yacht Worldwide.
Founded by Loïc Bonnet in 2000 as a six-yacht company based in the Seychelles, Dream Yacht Worldwide is now one of the world’s leading sea vacation companies, offering 30+ stunning sailing grounds. The group employs team members in more than 30 countries around the globe. www.dreamyachtcharter.com.
Windward, leeward, jib, and jibe. This may all sound like gibberish to non-sailors, but that doesn’t mean a sailing vacation is off the table. Dream Yacht Worldwide (DYW), a leading sea-based vacation and global yacht charter company, is on a mission to make sailing trips accessible and as easy as possible for all. And what better way to jump right in to a sailing vacation than with a winter escape or sharing the gift of a sailing trip?
In addition to the opportunity of chartering a private boat with family and friends, sailing and yacht vacations allow travelers the opportunity to have several experiences in one trip, plus the ability to access smaller ports that larger cruise lines and planes cannot always enter.
Dream Yacht vacations also offer the opportunity for local, immersive experiences; off-shore excursions and new discoveries; watersports and group tours and activities; plus, plenty of days relaxing on the water.
Travelers have the freedom to plan itineraries based on personal preferences and interests. The best part? You only have to unpack your bags once.
For the person who has it all, consider giving the gift of a Dream Yacht Worldwide sailing experience this holiday season. Here are some of the many DYW global sailing options for the traveler who already has it all.
Enjoy the start of 2024 in the Caribbean: Always a popular choice for a winter escape, Dream Yacht is offering several options in the beautiful Caribbean for a truly magical experience. The island-planned celebrations often feature beach parties, lively music, and spectacular fireworks displays that illuminate the night sky over the crystal-clear waters.
With the backdrop of palm-fringed beaches and the soothing sound of the ocean, celebrating New Year’s in the Caribbean is a unique and unforgettable way to welcome the year ahead. While Dream Yacht offers several warm-weather vacation options in the Caribbean, here are 3 of the company’s recommended cruising experiences to ring in the new year: British Virgin Islands ; U.S. Virgin Islands; and St. Martin.
Take advantage of an “Easy Crewed” option: For travelers who have always wanted to try a sailing vacation but lack sailing experience, or even the time to plan, Dream Yacht Worldwide’s Easy Crewed Charter is the ideal option and a great way to celebrate holidays with family and friends. Step on board a private yacht with up to ten family members or friends and experience a fantastic week of sailing from DYW’s bases in Greece, Croatia, the British Virgin Islands, Martinique, Tahiti, or the Seychelles. On board, travelers find comfortable private cabins with ensuite baths, plus spacious areas for dining and lounging.
Travelers have everything they need for the ready-made escape, including an experienced skipper and an optional host/ess with full or half board meals. Skippers whisk guests away to the best hidden coves, islands and seaside villages, while on land travelers can to hire a car or scooter to explore even more.
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