
Charter destination
Caribbean
Hundreds of islands, a short run from our Fort Lauderdale office.
Best season
December – April
Typical charter
7 – 10 nights
Fly into
Nassau · St Thomas · St Maarten · Antigua
Why charter here
The Caribbean, by yacht
The Caribbean is where most of our clients charter first, and many never stop. Short passages mean more time at anchor and less time under way. The Bahamas give you shallow, gin-clear water and uninhabited cays; the Virgin Islands are the classic island-hop, with a new bay every afternoon; further south, the Leeward and Windward Islands mix French, British and Creole culture with rainforest, waterfalls and some of the best restaurants in the region.


Where to cruise
Cruising areas
- 01
Bahamas & Exumas
Sandbars, swimming pigs, Thunderball Grotto and hundreds of empty cays — ideal for shallow-draft yachts and water toys.
- 02
British & US Virgin Islands
Short hops between protected anchorages: The Baths on Virgin Gorda, Jost Van Dyke beach bars and Norman Island snorkelling.
- 03
St Barths & St Martin
The Caribbean at its most glamorous — Gustavia’s harbour, Shell Beach and French dining, with Anguilla’s beaches next door.
- 04
Leeward & Windward Islands
Antigua’s English Harbour, the Pitons of St Lucia and the Grenadines’ Tobago Cays, best explored over two weeks.
- 05
Turks & Caicos
Wall diving, kiteboarding and some of the clearest water in the world, a short flight from Miami.


Don’t miss
Signature experiences
- Snorkelling with turtles in the Tobago Cays
- Beach dinners set up by the crew on an empty cay
- Diving the walls off Turks & Caicos
- Rainforest hikes and waterfalls in Dominica
- Sunset at the Pitons, St Lucia
Sample itinerary
A week in the Virgin Islands
Day 1
Board in Tortola, short cruise to Cooper Island
Day 2
Virgin Gorda — The Baths and Devil’s Bay
Day 3
North Sound, water toys and kitesurfing
Day 4
Anegada — lobster on the beach
Day 5
Jost Van Dyke and Sandy Spit
Day 6
Norman Island — the Caves and the Indians
Day 7
Return to Tortola
Every charter is planned around your dates, the yacht and the weather; this is a starting point, not a fixed route.
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