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Charter a superyacht in
Canada
Charter a superyacht in
Canada is a land of stunning coastlines, pristine wilderness, and extraordinary wildlife that render the diverse and impressive yachting experiences found in this country among the best in the world. She will navigate through the fog-bound fjords of British Columbia, the iceberg-studded waters of Newfoundland, and the secluded Arctic inlets of the Northwest Passage, rendering an experience that is both as thrilling as it is luxurious. Whether it’s kayaking next to orcas, heli-skiing on glacial peaks, or enjoying five-star dining right on the water, a Canada yacht charter is the ultimate fusion of nature and refinement.
Canada has the world’s longest coastline, stretching over 240,000 kilometres. That coastline offers exploration of every kind, from yachting in the Pacific calm of British Columbia to the exhilarating, exclusive experience of cruising deep fjords, past ancient rainforests, and into the frosty realms of the Arctic. Endowed with a rich native culture, world-class fishing, and remote anchorages only accessible by sea, Canada is a superyacht destination like no other.
Canada is a land of stunning coastlines, pristine wilderness, and extraordinary wildlife that render the diverse and impressive yachting experiences found in this country among the best in the world. She will navigate through the fog-bound fjords of British Columbia, the iceberg-studded waters of Newfoundland, and the secluded Arctic inlets of the Northwest Passage, rendering an experience that is both as thrilling as it is luxurious. Whether it’s kayaking next to orcas, heli-skiing on glacial peaks, or enjoying five-star dining right on the water, a Canada yacht charter is the ultimate fusion of nature and refinement.
Canada has the world’s longest coastline, stretching over 240,000 kilometres. That coastline offers exploration of every kind, from yachting in the Pacific calm of British Columbia to the exhilarating, exclusive experience of cruising deep fjords, past ancient rainforests, and into the frosty realms of the Arctic. Endowed with a rich native culture, world-class fishing, and remote anchorages only accessible by sea, Canada is a superyacht destination like no other.
The Pacific Northwest is a superyacht paradise. Snow-capped mountains, lush rainforests, and secluded bays make this region one of the most breathtaking cruising grounds in the world. She will sail through Desolation Sound, where smooth waters reflect massive pine forests, or drop anchor in the heart of the Great Bear Rainforest, where giant grizzlies roam the shores. Tofino’s luxury resorts provide not only the surfing of a lifetime but also world-class spa services. Vancouver and Victoria provide more urban flair with terrific culinary scenes that include Michelin-starred dining, as well as private golf courses and exclusive shopping.
Canada’s Atlantic coast is remarkable for its rugged cliffs, picturesque fishing villages, and some of the best seafood in the world. She will navigate through the Iceberg Alley in Newfoundland, where enormous ice formations drift south from Greenland, or sail into Lunenburg, a town recognised by UNESCO for its rich nautical history and filled with brightly coloured architecture. The dramatic tides of the Bay of Fundy and the pristine beaches of Prince Edward Island make exploration a constant in this corner of Canada. Meanwhile, refined coastal living in the form of exclusive golf resorts and wineries describes much of life in Nova Scotia.
For those seeking real expedition yachting, there is no place like the Canadian Arctic. This remote, largely uninhabited region offers breathtaking scenery and plenty of chances for adventure. She will sail through the famous Northwest Passage while looking for polar bears, narwhals, and Arctic foxes in their natural habitats as she navigates through ice floes and glacial fjords. The Inuit people who live on Baffin Island offer a unique cultural experience that you won’t encounter anywhere else. At the same time, the secluded anchorages of Devon Island, the biggest uninhabited island in the world, make for a surreal, truly wondrous experience of isolation.
