Sail along Goa’s sun-dappled coastline, where 16th-century Portuguese forts and baroque churches rise above palm-fringed beaches. From your vantage point on the water, you’ll watch fishing boats haul in their morning catch beneath the silhouette of Old Goa’s cathedrals, then head out to Grand Island for snorkelling among vibrant coral gardens and tropical fish. Soon as you set foot at Britona Yacht Station, you’re transported into the yachting lifestyle. Set sail and drop anchor off Anjuna, Palolem or Grand Island, where evenings come alive with beach BBQs—freshly grilled seafood served right on the sand—before cruising past Fort Aguada to admire a stunning sunset against its 17th-century lighthouse. Whether you’re exploring spice-scented lanes upriver Mandovi or admiring coral-stone chapels, Goa’s colonial history and vibrant local culture unfold from the deck of a luxury yacht. In Goa, yachting becomes an exclusive invitation to savour the region’s carefree spirit and storied past.
A geological marvel of 1190 coral islands form 26 natural atolls across the Indian Ocean. The Maldives archipelago is a series of coral atolls built up from the crowns of a submerged ancient volcanic mountain range. The islands positioned as they are along ancient trade routes and sea-lanes are sanctuary for sailors now, as was in the past. Maldivians have an enduring maritime culture where seafarers are always welcome.
Dining onboard is an unforgettable experience. The yacht is your private gourmet space where you can enjoy an outstanding repast with exceptional service. You will be pleasantly surprised with the chef’s creativity in infusing local culinary touches to your favourite dishes and in whipping up eclectic drinks. You can also look to dine at any of the world class restaurants on the Maldives islands or maybe enjoy a surprise candle light dinner on the beach. A yacht trip in the Maldives is truly a moving feast.
Set sail in Mumbai harbour and view the glittering skyline of Mumbai, where trade winds
carry tales of its transformation from a Portuguese fishing enclave to India’s financial heart.
Drop anchor near the Gateway of India and watch as the city’s colonial-era facades give way
to modern skyscrapers. Drift out and explore the ancient rock-cut caves of Elephanta Island,
a UNESCO world heritage site, illuminated by golden sunset rays. Cruise toward the iconic
Prong’s Reef lighthouse, a sentinel guiding vessels through these busy waters, and keep an
eye out for pods of dolphins and porpoises playing in your yacht’s wake. For a tranquil
retreat, slip into the calm waters off Kennery Island—an unspoiled haven just beyond the
city’s bustle. A yacht not only transports you here but grants a front-row seat to Mumbai’s
maritime heritage and coastal wonders, elevated by the luxury of open water and
unobstructed views.
Glide into Singapore’s sophisticated harbour—a nod to its 19th-century roots as a bustling trading port. From deck, admire the iconic skyline of Marina Bay, with landmarks like Marina Bay Sands and the ArtScience Museum gleaming against the water. Yacht clubs such as Raffles Marina and One°15 Marina Sentosa Cove offer world-class facilities, while the city’s efficient marinas make boarding effortless. Anchor near the Southern Islands—Lazarus and St. John’s Islands—to swim in crystalline waters or explore secluded beaches. For a quick offshore excursion, set sail to nearby Pulau Ubin’s rustic fishing villages or cross into Indonesian waters toward Batam and Bintan for duty-free shopping and beachside resorts. Whether you’re watching dragon dances during Lunar New Year from the deck of a yacht or dropping anchor beneath the lantern-lit streets of Chinatown, yachting here seamlessly combines multicultural vibrancy with easy access to idyllic sailing destinations around the straits.
Cruise along Sri Lanka’s teardrop-shaped coast, where ancient spice routes once drew Arab
dhows and European traders. As your yacht drifts near Fort Galle, imagine 16th-century
Portuguese and Dutch galleons docking at its ramparts. Calm bays invite you to anchor close
to rumbling surf—catch the waves at Weligama’s famous breaks—or hide away in secluded
coves where coconut palms sway. Head south to Mirissa to spot majestic blue whales
breaching offshore, or drop anchor near Unawatuna and Bentota for pristine beaches and
vibrant coral reefs. On the water, experience the island’s warm hospitality—fishermen
waving from their outrigger boats and temple spires rising against lush hills. Yachting in Sri
Lanka is an invitation to explore centuries of history and culture from a uniquely maritime
vantage, where every shore call reveals a new layer of heritage.
