Some of these expedition destinations are surprisingly close to sea lanes, requiring only a short deviation from normal cruising routes. Wherever in the world you want to travel, whether a culturally rich or wild destination, EYOS will take you there in safety and luxury.
Antarctica may be the most challenging cruising ground for any expedition yacht, but it offers the right vessel the most incredible experience.
Cruise through the Arctic pack ice searching for polar bears, narwhal and walrus.
Papua New Guinea is a stunning destination best explored by private yacht. This country’s 5,000 different clans together speak over 850 distinct languages. They form the most culturally diverse nation on Earth.
The weather-beaten coastlines of the Northern Pacific and the Americas, Alaska, The Bering Sea, and the Russian Far-East have superb potential for exploration by sea during the summer season.
The Northwest Passage is one of the most legendary waterways on the planet—a long held dream of nations and daring adventurers. Even today, only 300 vessels have successfully completed the entire route.
A visit to the South Pole elicits a sense of adventure and daring that few destinations can match.
Far removed from the familiar cruising circuit, this South Pacific nation is a hidden jewel. One of our favorite dive/snorkel destinations, Vanuatu offers enchanting surprises and unforgettable memories to those who journey here.
Both the Caribbean and Pacific coasts of Central America offer tropical wilderness as virgin forest meets the sea along beautiful deserted beaches. Baja offers possibly the best whale watching in the world, and away from the crowds, explore the forests of Costa Rica and Panama along the vast tracts of coastline only accessible by sea.
Venture to the remote islands of the Seychelles and Madagascar. Be totally alone to enjoy beaches and reefs most people can only dream of. The most beautiful islands in the world are waiting to be discovered on a voyage across the warm waters of the Indian Ocean.
From the Asian coast of the Indian Ocean, through the innumerable islands of Indonesia, Melanesia and Micronesia, to the vast Pacific, this is one of the most exciting regions to explore by sea. Home to the greatest marine diversity anywhere on the planet, the diving is the best in the world, the islands some of the most beautiful.
On the ‘far side’ of Australia, well distant from the familiar cruising destinations of the populous east coast, the Kimberley region awaits the avid adventurer. Only truly accessible by sea, private yachts and expedition vessels are the sole (and infrequent) visitors to these timeless terracotta shores.
Known as Aotearoa to the indigenous Maori, and as ‘Godzone’ to Kiwis, visitors never fail to find a little piece of paradise in New Zealand.