Where to be, and when

Saint-Tropez, France. Classic and modern yachts racing in the gulf, with the harbour full of spectators. The last big week of the Riviera season.

Sydney Harbour. The race that stops the nation, watched from the water. Lunch on board with your team, screens on deck for the 3pm race, and the harbour for the rest of the afternoon.

Miami, Florida. The fair week that fills every marina in Miami. A yacht in the Beach or Downtown is the calmest way to do it.

Yas Marina, Abu Dhabi. A berth in Yas Marina with the circuit around you for the last race of the year, and the after-race concerts a tender ride away.

Sydney Harbour. The cannon at 1pm, the fleet through the Heads, and the harbour as busy as it ever gets. Whole-yacht charters here; a boat for the afternoon on Ahoy Days.

Two hemispheres. Our two biggest nights of the year. Under the Bridge for the fireworks, or in Gustavia harbour with the Caribbean fleet.

Sydney Harbour. The ferry race, the tall ships and the evening fireworks. Sydney treats it as a second New Year on the water.

Perth, Western Australia. F50 catamarans at 90 km/h, close enough to hear. SailGP's Australian round moves west for 2027.

Albert Park and Port Phillip. Race week from Australia's largest superyacht, with private events on board and the after-party on deck.

Gustavia, St Barths. Thirty or more superyachts racing round the island for three days. The best spectator seat is another superyacht.

Sydney, Pittwater and the Whitsundays. Four days on the water with the family: hidden beaches, watertoys, egg hunts on the sand and a chef who handles the feast.

English Harbour, Antigua. The Caribbean season's closing regatta, with Nelson's Dockyard as the party. A natural last week before the fleet crosses to the Med.

Miami, Florida. Race weekend with a yacht on Biscayne Bay as your base. A shorter hop than Monaco for American guests.

Cannes, France. A private yacht a few steps from La Croisette during the premieres. Berths in the Vieux Port go a year ahead.

Cairns, Queensland. Asia-Pacific's creativity festival, with the reef on the doorstep for the days either side.

Sydney Harbour. Three weeks of light projections on the Opera House and the Bridge, best seen from the water after dark.

Port Hercules, Monaco. Trackside on our flagship in Zone 1, a private yacht berthed in the port, or a yacht at anchor as your race-week address.

Porto Cervo, Sardinia. Superyachts racing off the Costa Smeralda, then the Yacht Club Costa Smeralda for the evenings.

Cannes, France. The advertising world's week on the Croisette. Agencies host clients on board; we place the yachts and run the hospitality.

Bay of Naples, Italy. Racing dates to be confirmed; charter yachts on the bay are being placed now.

Whitsundays, Queensland. The week before Hamilton Island, in the same water. Two race weeks back to back make a fortnight charter.

Whitsundays, Queensland. Australia's biggest offshore regatta. Racing by day, Whitehaven and the reef between races, the island for the evenings.

Porto Cervo, Sardinia. The maxis racing among the Maddalena islands. The Costa Smeralda's last big week before the shows.

Marina Bay, Singapore. The night race with a yacht at ONE°15 or Marina Bay. Asia's Grand Prix weekend for guests flying in from Australia.

Saint-Tropez, France. Classic yachts racing in the gulf and the harbour full of spectators. The Riviera season's last big week.

Sydney, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Melbourne, Perth. Yachts as your base through the tournament, with the tender to the ground on match days.

Sydney Harbour. Lunch on the harbour with your team and screens on deck for the race. During the World Cup this year, so book early.

Sydney Harbour. The cannon at 1pm, the fleet through the Heads, and the harbour as busy as it ever gets.

Two hemispheres. Our two biggest nights of the year. Under the Bridge for the fireworks, or in Gustavia harbour with the Caribbean fleet.