ONBOARD Magazine spring 2024
Get Onboard ONBOARD is aimed purely at the superyacht professional – whether onboard or shoreside. 100% of your spend will hit your targets on the Mediterranean from Palma in Mallorca, Barcelona, through France to Genoa and beyond together with Montenegro and the Aegean, plus the eastern seaboard of Florida. We hand deliver every copy to superyachts over 30m to make sure your message gets in to the hands of the decision makers on board. The publication is also delivered to relevant businesses around the ports and marinas together with shipyards. We also attend the major yacht shows in Monaco, FLIBS, METS, Boote Dusseldorf, Palma and MYBA for on site distribution. Plus, we post over 500 copies to relevant businesses not on the Mediterranean such as the UK, the Netherlands, Germany the rest of northern Europe and of course the USA and Caribbean. We work hard to develop a publication that all the crew and land based decision makers will read from cover to cover. An enjoyable and informative read for everyone means your message will be read. Talking about your brand, product, services and your team is essential and with our help, the message hits the right decision makers.
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ONBOARD is aimed purely at the superyacht professional – whether onboard or shoreside. 100% of your spend will hit your targets on the Mediterranean from Palma in Mallorca, Barcelona, through France to Genoa and beyond together with Montenegro and the Aegean, plus the eastern seaboard of Florida. We hand deliver every copy to superyachts over 30m to make sure your message gets in to the hands of the decision makers on board.
The publication is also delivered to relevant businesses around the ports and marinas together with shipyards. We also attend the major yacht shows in Monaco, FLIBS, METS, Boote Dusseldorf, Palma and MYBA for on site distribution. Plus, we post over 500 copies to relevant businesses not on the Mediterranean such as the UK, the Netherlands, Germany the rest of northern Europe and of course the USA and Caribbean.
We work hard to develop a publication that all the crew and land based decision makers will read from cover to cover. An enjoyable and informative read for everyone means your message will be read.
Talking about your brand, product, services and your team is essential and with our help, the message hits the right decision makers.
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Chumbe Island, Tanzania<br />
Chumbe Island Coral Park is a small island off the coast of Zanzibar, off<br />
the coast of Tanzania in East Africa. The first privately established and<br />
managed Marine Protected Area in the world, usually fully-funded through<br />
ecotourism, Chumbe Island was set up by Sibylle Riedmiller who lived<br />
and worked in Tanzania and Zanzibar, where she witnessed no education,<br />
awareness or environmental protection for some of the most diverse coral<br />
reefs in the world, and little interest from the government for its value<br />
or tourism-generating opportunities. Explore the island’s stunning coral<br />
reef sanctuary and coral rag forest, relax in the exclusive eco-bungalows,<br />
savour traditional Zanzibari cuisine, all the while supporting conservation<br />
and education efforts. Education, understanding, belonging and pride<br />
all support the sense of purpose created by founder Sibylle Riedmiller<br />
and diffused to each and every visitor to the island with honest heartfelt<br />
hospitality.<br />
Lapa Rios, Costa Rico<br />
Lapa Rios was built by pioneering founders John and Karen<br />
Lewis, more than 20 years ago when eco-tourism existed in<br />
few travellers’ minds. Named after the ‘River of Scarlet Macaws’:<br />
Lapa (meaning scarlet macaw) Rios (river), it bears witness to<br />
the beautiful birds that stream across the rainforest canopy<br />
between the lodge and the ocean, affording stunning views.<br />
Lapa Rios is a 930 acre private nature reserve located at the<br />
southern-most tip of the Osa Peninsula, Central America’s last<br />
remaining lowland dense tropical rainforest. On the western<br />
Pacific coast of Costa Rica, it acts as a wildlife corridor to<br />
Corcovado National Park. It is home to 2.5% of the biodiversity<br />
of the whole world, probably - it is not even known exactly how<br />
many unidentified species there may be, the primary forest being<br />
so dense. Costa Rica is certainly known for its living laboratory<br />
of nature with its 850 species of birds (319 in Lapa Rios!), 200<br />
mammal species, reptiles, trees and plants.<br />
©Jimm Livefjord<br />
<strong>ONBOARD</strong> | SPRING <strong>2024</strong> | 155
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