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A yacht with an onboard gym is vital for yacht owners who want to stay fit and healthy while travelling the world in style. Imagine running on the treadmill or working up a sweat on the cross trainer as the yacht floats through stunning landscapes, whether that's the tropical islands of the Caribbean, the active volcanoes of Sicily, or the ethereal blue-green icebergs of Antarctica. With a yacht gym you can exercise any time of day or night in complete privacy - and what's more, as soon as you finish your workout, it's only a few steps to dive into the cool, refreshing sea, or relax tired muscles in the yacht's Jacuzzi.

Find out everything about the 6th Solar and Energy Boat Challenge going on now at the Monaco Yacht Club. A revolution for the future of yachting

An extraordinary combination of blue-green seas and whitewashed windmills, sunny olive groves and crumbling temples. Of days spent wandering laneways wreathed in bougainvillaea and eating platters of meltingly soft lamb and fresh-grilled octopus in breezy beachfront tavernas. Spending long, sunny days diving off the swim platform into the turquoise sea and playing on the water toys, and stepping ashore to drink, shop and dine in charming waterfront villages. Is this the perfect destination for a motor yacht charter? Greece and her islands offer you endless adventure.

Imagine it. Your charter yacht drops anchor in a beautiful bay, blue-green water surrounded by towering cliffs. The deckhands get busy, quickly setting up

Visible from space and stretching for more than 2,000km along Australia's north-east shores, the Great Barrier Reef is one of the planet's greatest masterpieces. At its edges, a Whitsunday Islands yacht charter is your chance to float among tropical white-sand islands scattered through the blue-green sea, and discover the swirling kaleidoscope of color and life living in the corals below.

Our oceans are in crisis. Each year, the world produces 300 million tonnes of plastic - of which around 8 million tonnes makes its way to our oceans, damaging