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Vol. 17 Kuwait/ Kuwait

During the daytime in summer, temperatures in Kuwait rise above 40 degrees Celsius and it is said they can even reach 50 degrees. Fierce sandstorms also assail the city from time to time. With a climate like this, it is only natural that people will try to escape to the sea as often as they can. The waters of the Persian Gulf are always like a shimmering “oasis” for the people of Kuwait. So, it’s no wonder that more and more people are becoming interested in boating and stylish marinas are being built on the outskirts of the capital.

Vol. 16 Okinawa/ Japan

The Japanese archipelago covers a vast stretch of ocean and the waters of each region of the country have their own unique appeal. In Okinawa Prefecture, you will find the Kerama Islands, a group of about 20 islands near mainland Okinawa where each island is surrounded by beautiful coral reefs. They are the perfect place to enjoy scuba diving and snorkeling, and the beautiful surrounding seas offer a different level of boating enjoyment.

Vol. 15 Bali/ Indonesia

Southeast of Indonesia’s central island of Java lies the Lesser Sunda Islands. Among these, Bali has become a popular destination for tourists from Japan, Australia, Europe and other parts of the world, thanks not only to its wealth of historical sites and temples, but also to the early development of beach resorts on its coasts. Some visitors are happy to spend their time on the beautiful beaches, but you can also charter a boat and enjoy cruising to the surrounding islands. In addition to the resort industry, fishery is another important occupation on theses islands that make boats and outboard motors an integral part of the peoples’ life and livelihood.

Vol. 14 Piran/ Slovenia

The only coast Slovenia has is a short 40km strip. The small port town of Piran is one of the many popular domestic tourist locales. Wandering through the picturesque back streets is enjoyable, but what attracts the interest of boat enthusiasts and sailors lies mainly in the beautiful blue sea, the small and unique harbor, well-equipped marinas and delicious seafood. The best of the marine lifestyle all comes together here.

Vol. 13 Cartagena/ Colombia

After the 16th century, Cartagena flourished as a strategic harbor for the Spanish empire. From the 17th to 18th century, it was an impregnable port that even the pirates could not approach. The high walls and fortifications still stand to this day, and now designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site, they attract many visitors and tourists. In this port city and the island groups surrounding it are marinas and resorts that embody the true beauty of the Caribbean.

Vol. 12 State of Rio de Janeiro/ Brazil

When the first Portuguese came to Brazil, they called Paraty the "Closest place on earth to paradise." The bay is dotted with islands that make it an ideal place for enjoying marine sports and leisure. Then you enjoy the sea at Rio de Janeiro, well known as one of the three most beautiful harbors in the world.

Vol. 11 The Rock Islands / Palau

The Micronesian island nation of Palau lures visitors from far and wide to its fabulous diving spots. But that is not the only marine sport to be enjoyed in these beautiful waters. Some will choose to cruise offshore and chase the big game fish. These waters are also home to people with a long seafaring history and culture that lives on today with its quiet allure of antiquity and love of the sea.

Vol. 10 Puerto La Cruz / Venezuela

Take a boat out to an uninhabited island from Puerta La Cruz, the port known as the gateway to the Caribbean resorts. Relax and let yourself be carried by this special flow of time and you find that each moment is precious. Dock at one of the small fishing ports for a meal of fresh seafood. This natural wonderland was made for cruising and with a boat, it is all yours to enjoy.

Vol. 9 Saint Petersburg / Russia

The port town that Peter the Great built on the vast marshlands along the Gulf of Finland grew into the capital of culture and art that Saint Petersburg is today. The system of canals running through the city is great for cruising in a motorboat. Visitors never tire of the changing vistas of the cityscape along both banks. The city itself is like one great art museum, with its buildings and statues the art works and the canals its corridors to wander through.

Vol. 8 Province of Provence / France

The shoreline of France’s Mediterranean coast between Marseilles and Calanques in the province of Provence is an enchanting place to cruise. The unique rock formations and inlets of the coast here at Calanques were created by wave erosion as the seabed rose due to shifting of the earth’s crust in this region during the Ice Age. Following the constantly changing coastline with its spectacular variations is enough to make anyone lose track of time.

Vol. 7 Dubrovnik / Croatia

The beautiful port city of Dubrovnik at the southern tip of Croatia has long been called the Pearl of the Adriatic. You can walk the streets of the town charming against the backdrop of the blue sea, and you can go out on the water in a boat and look back to see another attractive vista of the city. When you learn about the history of the people’s love of their city, you will see its charm in yet another light.

Vol. 6 Seychelles Islands / Seychelles

The Republic of Seychelles is an archipelago of 115 islands spread over an Exclusive Economic Zone of 1.4 million km² of waters in the southwestern Indian Ocean. To really appreciate the legendary beauty of these islands, you need to get out on a boat. Besides the abundance of choice spots for snorkeling and scuba diving, visitors will find a rich variety of marine sports to enjoy year-round. The waters surrounding these islands are also exciting fishing grounds for sport anglers.

Vol. 5 Cabo San Lucas / Mexico

Enjoy your fill of sailfish angling and other wonderful fishing experiences at Cabo San Lucas. Attracted by some of the best fishing anywhere, anglers flock here from the United States and all around the world.

Vol. 4 Tahiti, Bora Bora, Moorea / French Polynesia

Since the Great Age of Discovery, the Tahitian islands have enthralled numbers of adventurers and artists. A boat intensifies the attractions of these wonderful islands.

Vol. 3 Muscat / Oman

The beautiful blue ocean washes up against arid mountain ranges. Sail out from a marina near to Oman’s capital Muscat for a day cruise.

Vol. 2 Kampong Ayer / Brunei

The small Southeast Asian nation of Brunei is known as “the Venice of the East.” Here people live their lives on the water. Naturally, boats are an essential part of their daily life and the main form of transport.

Vol. 1 Pantanal Wetlands / Brazil

Enjoy fishing in the wonderful natural wilderness of Brazil. In addition to the fish, you encounter unusual animals, birds, and plants.

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