Sail through the UK’s maritime legends, from Cornwall’s ghost ships to Wales’ sunken kingdoms and Scotland’s selkies. Discover the folklore that shaped Britain’s coasts.

For centuries, the Royal Navy has defined Britain’s relationship with the sea, defending its shores, projecting power abroad, and fuelling maritime innovation. This history is written along the coastline, in dockyards, fortifications, and harbours that still tell stories of exploration, conflict, and technological change. For those travelling Britain’s waters, visiting these sites offers a chance to engage with the nation’s naval heritage while enjoying some of the country’s

Britain's coastline has long been a place of intrigue, trade, and transformation. Once patrolled by smugglers and sea captains, these same shores are now dotted with marinas welcoming some of the world’s most luxurious yachts.

The UK's story is inextricably linked to the sea. For centuries, its shores have witnessed epic voyages, naval battles, and the ebb and flow of global trade. What better way to immerse yourself in this rich maritime heritage than from the deck of a luxury yacht, sailing the very waters that shaped a nation?

In recent years maritime enthusiasts have taken to following in the footsteps of historic British explorers.