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Igor Radyuk / Belarus

Really the best charter company!I rented Bavaria 41 Hera in June, 2017 for 2 weeks. And these guys are really profesionals! The boat was in perfect conditons with all nessesary equipment on board. By my expirience not every company make so many efforts to prepare the same conditions of charter boats. Check in and briefing before charter was very efficient with many good advices and additional information to make our trip amazing.I can say exactly, when I return to Azores I'll take a boat in Pure Sail!

Kurt Mahnert / Austria

Best equipped charter boat in my personal experienceTook over the boat in a perfectly clean and exceptionally well equipped condition. Easy but detailed takeover / checkin with all explanations. Boat almost new, and from tools to dishes, welcome package and beautiful sheets and covers on the bed everything was in best and brandnew condition. Many recommendations were given for marinas, harbours and bays, as well as about fishing and special destinations that should not be missed.Aside from the perfect boat and service of Pure Sail Yacht Charter, the Azores are really worth a visit: Perfect nature, friendly and helpful people, beautiful landscape and all far away from crowded and over-marketed areas. This is "real sailing", no crowded bays and no traffic on the ocean aside from tons of dolphins, some whales and even a turtle. All in all a perfect holiday, away from "usual pathes" with a touch of adventure in one of the most beautiful places if not the most beautiful area where I have sailed so far. 

Ben H. / Spain

The best way to see the AzoresWe hired 'Urze' a beautiful 41ft for three days and two nights along with skipper/owner Duarte and had an absolute ball. The boat is almost brand new, well appointed and very comfortable, with three decent berths. It's also well equipped with a decent size saloon and was perfect for explorung the coast of Sao Miguel, including the famous crater island at Vila Franca. Duarte was an accommodating host, passionate about sailing and the Azores, and was especially good and patient with our youngest. He also turned out to be a pretty good chef! We were privileged to sail among at least three pods of dolphins. This is really a great way to see the Azores and its marine life and Pure Sail comes highy recommended.

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The nine islands that make up the Azores are in fact the peaks of some of the world’s tallest mountains, reaching from deep beneath the Atlantic. The once-uninhabited, volcanic archipelago now hosts thousands of tourists every year who flock to the islands for sun, sand and verdant mountain scenery.

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The nine main islands of the Azores are divided into three groups: the "Grupo Ocidental" in the northwest with Flores and Corvo, the "Grupo Oriental" in the Southeast and the "Grupo Central". In the southeast, there are the biggest and main island Sao Miguel with the capital Ponta Delgada, the island Santa Maria, and the uninhabited archipelago of Formigas. The central group, which is particularly interesting for sailors, consists of the island of Faial, with the well known capital of Horta, Pico, Sao Jorge, Graciosa and Terceira. Between Corvo in the northwest and Santa Maria in the southeast of the archipelago, the distance is about 340 nautical miles. Approximately 20 per cent of about 250.000 inhabitants live in the capital, Ponta Delgada.

The Azores have been colonized by the Portuguese in the middle of the 15th Century. While previously farming with the cultivation of sugar cane, oranges and pineapples, tobacco and tea was the main source of income, later the inhabitants reinforced trade and whaling – now they live on livestock, tourism and especially eco-tourism gets more and more important. Tourists can also watch more than thirty species of whales and dolphins.

Due to the Gulf Stream, there is a relatively mild climate year-round in the Azores: with an average of 13 degrees Celsius in winter and 23 degrees in the summer, and water temperatures ranging from 18 to 24 degrees. Lush vegetation alternates with more bare volcanic formations – earthquakes and volcanic eruptions in the Azores are not uncommon even in recent history.

Yacht Charter Azores crews reach the Azores via the international airport of Ponte Delgada Joao Paulo II (PDL) and the regional airports on the other 8 islands, all of which are also connected by with ferries.

For bareboat charter in the Azores, there are based some yachts only since 2011. Sailors can charter yachts on three islands of the "Grupo Central" at the charter bases in the marina of Horta on Faial Island , in Velas on Sao Jorge and in Marina in Lajes do Pico .

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Chartering the Azores

• By Herb McCormick
• Updated: March 15, 2017

Cardoza. Sil­via. DaCosta. Dutra. Mello. Borges. Growing up in Middletown, Rhode Island, back in the day, those were just a few of the names of kids I went to school with who shared a common ancestry: Their dads — and in many cases, their dads’ dads — were fishermen. Farmers. Landscapers. Boatbuilders. Mill workers. Masons. Family men. They’d come to America seeking the vast opportunities it presented, and they epitomized the title of that great old Rolling Stones tune, “Salt of the Earth.”

Dashing through their kitchens, on the way from one baseball or basketball game to another, the stories around the table of the “old country” were all about the Azores, their homeland, an ­archipelago of nine rugged islands in the middle of the Atlantic where it was said that if you jammed a stick into the ground, it would grow into a towering tree, so fertile and lush was the land. That was the sort of observation that would send my buddies’ eyes rolling skyward, but it sounded pretty magical to me, and even as a landlocked teenager, I always wanted to go there, to see for myself. Then, when I grew older and became an ocean sailor, the itch to visit became stronger still for a whole new set of reasons.

Over the years, of course, literally tens of thousands of intrepid voyagers have made landfall in the Azores, along with Bermuda, one of the true crossroads of the Atlantic Ocean. Perhaps the first Yankee yachtsman to call there — all by himself, naturally — was Capt. Joshua Slocum, who watched the islands rise from the mist after an 18-day voyage from Cape Sable, Nova Scotia, in summer 1895. If some of my friends’ parents had originally piqued my interest in the place, it was Slocum who turned my hazy curiosity into a bona-fide obsession.

“Early on the morning of July 20, I saw Pico looming above the clouds on the starboard bow,” wrote Slocum in his classic tome, Sailing Alone Around the World . “Lower lands burst forth as the sun burned away the morning fog, and island after island came into view. As I approached nearer, cultivated fields appeared, ‘and oh, how green the corn!’ Only those who have seen the Azores from the deck of a vessel realize the beauty of the midocean picture…

“It was the season for fruit when I arrived at the Azores,” he continued, “and there was soon more of all kinds of it put on board than I knew what to do with. Islanders are always the kindest people in the world, and I met none anywhere kinder than the good hearts of this place.”

After reading those passages, and ­speaking with other sailors who’d arrived in the Azores after a bluewater trip across the Atlantic, I reckoned and hoped that someday I would do the same. As it turned out, though, my very first glimpse of the isles came through the window of a puddle-­jumping airplane inbound from Lisbon, the Azores being one of Portugal’s autonomous regions. And soon after, when we hoisted sail to wander in Slocum’s wake, it wasn’t aboard my own yacht on which we set forth. Nope, our party of four — including my longtime Newport sailing pals, Joy and Ian Scott, and my good ol’ Aussie mate, Carole — would be taking in the islands on a bareboat charter from a company called Sail Azores on their spiffy Dufour 460 Grand Large, Primo . Slocum probably would have been appalled.

Just for the record, Slocum’s Spray may well have had an easier time getting to the Azores than we did. First off, our overnight flight from Boston to Lisbon was delayed several times before being canceled altogether, which necessitated an overnight stay in an airport hotel. Then, on day two, another long delay in Beantown caused us to miss connections once in Portugal, which meant a second night in a hotel when we should’ve been aboard Primo and underway. By that time, we’d met several islanders in various airport lounges who assured us such travel nightmares to the Azores never happen (then again, they’d never flown with me, no stranger to such shenanigans). But as we soon learned, from a wind and weather standpoint, that missed day of what happened to be clear skies and favorable breeze threw a wrench in our itinerary from which we never truly recovered. In other words, we didn’t get to see everything we’d hoped to. That’s the downside of an ambitious weeklong charter.

On a much more positive note, from the moment we finally landed in Horta, on the island of Faial, we were bathed in the same sort of warmth and hospitality that had struck Slocum all those years ago, and which became a recurring theme of our entire trip. The Azoreans we met were inviting, wise and friendly folks, but most of all, they were extremely proud of the natural beauty and heritage of the unique island chain they call home, and were more than eager to show it all off.

We were greeted at the airport by the affable Nicolau Faria, who founded Sail Azores several years ago. Before that, a coastal cruise of the Azores was a strenuous affair, for there are few spots to anchor in the deep, rocky waters adjacent to the steep, volcanic islands, which is why most transiting bluewater sailors confined their brief visits to the protected harbor of Horta before proceeding on their merry ways. More recently, however, a series of modern marinas, nestled behind new breakwaters and complete with clean, excellent shoreside facilities and even free Wi-Fi, have been erected on most of the islands. Harbor-hopping between them — and taking some time ashore to enjoy their many attractions — is now relatively simple and straightforward for voyagers and charterers alike.

Once aboard Primo , we settled into the chart briefing with Anabela Costa and Filipe Goulart of the Sail Azores team. As she spread out the charts before us, Anabela said, “The best we have to offer is nature,” and began to point out some of the must-see destinations on our route.

As the islands span nearly 400 miles of blue Atlantic from west to east, it would be nearly impossible to visit them all in even a fortnight, particularly since the weather is nothing if not changeable. (That said, Sail Azores also offers two-week charters for extremely motivated and experienced sailors who don’t mind overnight passages with suggested itineraries that cover most of the isles.) So Anabela advised a tour of the group’s central islands: São Jorge, Pico, Terceira and Faial. Since we were down to five days after our airline escapades, even this seemed like a fairly bold plan, but we were anxious to give it a go.

It was too late in the day to shove off, so we wandered along the waterfront and took in the dozens of colorful paintings on the seawalls created by long-distance sailors passing through, an open-air gallery of sorts and a tradition among voyagers for which Horta is famous. Afterward, we wandered up the hill to the bright, fully stocked supermarket where we loaded up on local wine, beer, fruit, bread, meats, cheeses and other delicacies. Finally, after catching a cab back to town with our goodies, we enjoyed a terrific seafood dinner at the Genuíno Restaurant, named after its proprietor, Genuíno Madruga, Portugal’s first and only solo circumnavigator, a local celebrity who greeted us at the door like long-lost mates. Everyone told us we had to try the local lapas , or limpets, delicate clams on the half-shell broiled in garlic and butter; so we did, and they were delicious. So too was the fresh pargo , or sea bream, that followed. Wandering back to the boat, we were astounded by how affordable everything was. Two full carts of groceries had come to roughly 70 euros, or about $75 USD, which was nearly identical to our restaurant tab for dinner for four, complete with flowing wine and several beers.

I was up early the next morning for a long swim off the deserted beach on the outskirts of town, reportedly one of the few true beaches in the islands and the only one we’d see on our travels. The water, in the low 70s, was delightful, precisely the same temperature as back home in Newport on this late-­September day. With that, there was nothing left to do but go sailing.

Read part two of the Azores adventure here.

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Come and sail with us through the fantastic islands of the Azores. Return to the origins of sailing, with the safety and comfort of our Sailboats / Motor boats and experience the perfect harmony between man, ocean and the various elements that surround us. The possibility of observing the unique marine life that occurs along these islands is a constant, cetaceans, birds and countless fish, among others, will certainly enrich our trips. Likewise the incredible coastal landscapes of the various islands will provide unforgettable scenery that you will want to register with your camera.

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SAILAZORES YACHT CHARTER (as SAILAZORES – ACTIVIDADES NÁUTICAS, Lda.), was created in September 2010 pursuing a family dream to show the Azores to the world through its most privileged vehicle: a sailboat. Amidst the passion for the sea, the Azores and sailboats, the Sailazores Project was born. Islandhopping quickly became our motto. And there are few places in the world where this concept makes so much sense. In the Azores we have 9 islands of lush beauty and unspoiled natural condition. All different among themselves. And the ocean that surrounds us gives sailing enthusiasts the true sense of " real sailing ”. From the passion that motivates us, we are assisted by a true willingness to respond professionally to all our challenges. We look forward and seek in every day the excellence of service and the transparency of relationship, whose sole objective is the complete satisfaction of every Customer, Partner and Friend. We truly value your opinion and it would be of high importance to us if you could share with us your thoughts and suggestions on everything that surrounds us. It will definitely help us improve our global level of care and service. All our yachts are fully-owned at pristine maintenance condition!

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SAILAZORES – ACTIVIDADES NÁUTICAS, Lda . is a maritime-touristic operator, License 12/2011 by the Regional Directorate of Aerial and Maritime Transportation of the Autonomous Region of Azores.   The attribution of this license means that all our sailboats meet the required legal framework of inspections, that they are all equipped with all the safety equipments adequate to their working activity and that all the insurance coverage pursued by Law are enforced.  

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Greece has an extremely large number of islands – 6,000-odd islands and islets scattered in the Aegean and Ionian Seas, of which only 227 islands are inhabited. Most of the islands are found in the Aegean Sea and are divided into many groups:

Sporades Islands: Pine-clad, picturesque, and hilly islands with some of Greece’s most beautiful beaches — Alonnisos , Skiathos , Skopelos , and Skyros .

Dodecanese Islands  ( Yacht Charter in Dodecanese, Greece ) – This group of islands has some of the most cosmopolitan and tranquil of the Greek Islands – 15 larger and about 150 smaller Greek islands — Astypalaia , Agathonisi , Alimia, Arkoi, Chalki, Farmakonisi, Gyali, Kalymnos , Karpathos , Kasos , Kastellorizo , Kinaros, Kos , Lipsi , Leipsoi, Leros , Levitha, Marathos, Nisyros , Nimos , Patmos , Pserimos , Rhodes , Symi , Saria, Strongyli, Syrna, Telendos , and Tilos .

Cyclades Islands  (Yacht Charter in Cyclades, Greece), situated in the heart of Aegean Sea, Cyclades is one of the most popular yacht charter destination in Greece.

This group of islands is made up of 56 islands of various sizes, with the most important being Amorgos, Anafi, Andros, Antiparos, Delos, Ios, Kea, Kimolos, Kythnos, Milos, Mykonos, Naxos, Paros, Santorini, Serifos, Sikinos, Sifnos, Syros, Tinos, Folegandros, as well as the “Minor Cyclades” comprising Donousa, Irakleia, Koufonisia and Schinousa.

Saronic Islands  also known as  Gulf of Aegina   (Yacht Charter in Saronic Gulf, Greece), easily accessible from Athens or Poros, excellent for bareboat yacht charters or flotillas alike.

This area is also ideal for beginners with steady predictable afternoon breezes – the islands of Aegina/Aegena, Salamina/Salamis, Poros, Patroklos, Fleves, Angistri,  Methana, Spetses, and Hydra.

Ionian Islands  ( Yacht Charter in Ionian, Greece )  – The Ionian Sea is an ideal yacht charter destination and somewhat more peaceful than the Aegean.

The lush green beauty of the Ionian Islands offer gentle sailing from bases in Corfu and Lefkas makes this a family friendly yacht charter area in Greece – lying just off the West coast of Greece, Ionian islands resemble a necklace, and include Paxos and Antipaxos, Corfu, Levkas, Kefalonia, Ithaca and Zakinthos.

Evia  (Yacht Charter in Evia, Greece) – The prefecture of Evia (which also includes the island of Skiros), is next to the prefecture of Viotia on the east and on the south touches the Aegean Sea, on the north and northwest to the Pagasitiko and Maliako Gulf, while on the west and southwest with the north and south Evian Gulf.

The Northeastern Aegean Islands  (Yacht Charter in Northeastern Aegean, Greece)  – Agios Efstratios, Thasos, Ikaria, Lesbos, Limnos, Inouses, Samos, Samothrace, Chios, Psara.

Crete    – an authentic Greek Island with a metropolitan twist: Yacht charter in Crete is a wonderful experience, offering the ultimate escape. Located at the southernmost tip of Greece, Crete is the largest island of Greece and divided in to 4 prefectures.

From west to east: Chania, Rethymno, Heraklion and Lasithi.

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Most affordable boats for rent in moscow list of boats sorted by the price per week. starting with the most affordable boats from ₽174,600 per week (like custom built - 1998) going to more premium yachts available in moscow from ₽5,985,000 per week..

custom built (1998)

Konrad 25 (1987)

Konrad 25 (1986)

MX 700 (2020)

Carter30 (1988)

Aelita (2008)

Archambault A31 (2010)

Most popular sailboat rentals in moscow.

Albin Vega 27 (1976)

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The prices for yacht charters in Moscow are closely tied to the weather and sailing conditions throughout the year. They tend to be at their lowest in June, corresponding to the low season, and reach their peak in January when demand is high and sailing conditions are optimal.

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Sailing boat Watkins 33 for rent in Dolgoprudny

• Watkins 33 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes]
• Skipper (food not included)
• Yacht Insurance
• Final cleaning
• Tourist tax

Sailing yacht Open 800 for hire in Dolgoprudny Marina

• Open 800 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes]

Yacht Elegance 64 for rent in Khimki Marina

• Elegance 64 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes]
• Dinghy with engine
• Fuel consumption

Motor yacht Ambassador 26 for charter in Dolgoprudny Marina

• Ambassador 26 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes]

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