“For me, adventure is found in the stories we encounter along the way.”

Gayle Patterson, Director of Yachting

Adventure isn’t only about adrenaline, it’s about meaning. At sea, culture reveals itself in the people you meet and the traditions shaped by coastal life.

Far north in Greenland, Inuit communities share how they navigate shifting ice and seasons, blending resilience with a deep respect for the forces that govern Arctic life. Traditional drum and mask dances, Inuit games, and stories shared around the fire with local families offer true cultural immersion.

Sail through Indonesia and encounter the Moken, whose lives unfold on the sea itself, where their children learn to free dive before they can write and their knowledge of currents and hidden reefs is passed down through memory rather than maps.

Or continue to French Polynesia, where islanders welcome visitors with traditions tied to the ocean that sustains the, carvings, chants, and wayfinding practices that echo a long lineage of Pacific voyaging.

"Adventure is trusting yourself in the moments that challenge you the most."

Lana Jevremović, Yacht Charter Broker and Expedition Designer

For some, adventure is the moment the world pushes back, when you feel the edge of anticipation before a dive, a summit or a wave.

Dive beneath the surface in Indonesia, drifting alongside mantas as they circle you. Take a helicopter deep into Antarctica’s interior, landing on untouched snow before skiing all the way back to the water’s edge.

Or seek out remote surf breaks in the South Pacific, where empty beaches and clean, uncrowded waves remind you what it feels like to push yourself.

For Lana, adventure is the moment you step into the unknown, reminding you that the wildest places often show you the most about yourself.

“Adventure to me, is finding the places that still feel truly wild.”

Venetia Stagg, Yacht Charter Broker and Expedition designer

There are parts of the world that can only be reached by sea, places where everything feels unchanged for thousands of years and your adventure is dictated only by the rhythms of the natural world.

Explore Scotland’s remote sea lochs, where history-filled glens and quiet coves create one of Britain’s last true wildernesses.

In the Arctic, venture to frozen frontiers, where you can discover untamed tundra, immerse yourself in Inuit tradition, and discover diverse wildlife with expert naturalists.

For Venetia, untouched places are where you forget what’s familiar and rediscover what it means to explore.

"Adventure is seeing the world open up through the eyes of the people you love."

Alexandra Groom, Yacht Broker

When you travel as a family, your perspective of adventure shifts. It becomes less about where you go and more about how you experience it together.

Anchor in Raja Ampat, where children snorkel above multicoloured reefs and discover marine life for the very first time. Kayak along Norway’s frozen fjords as they catch sight of a whale or polar bear in the distance, sparking a sense of wonder that stays with them for years to come.

For Alexandra, family adventure is about creating the kind of memories that make the world feel bigger for everyone.