The Caribbean & Bahamas
Nowhere does laid-back luxury like the Caribbean. And with 7,000 islands to discover, there’s nothing stopping your ultimate yacht adventure.
Caribbean yacht charter
Soulful flavours, sugar-white sands and the warmest of welcomes
Once a backdrop for buccaneers and buried treasure, now a sun-soaked archipelago loved for its palm-fringed beaches and lively carnival culture. A Caribbean yacht charter lets you embrace island life to its fullest. Pure escapism, in every possible sense.
Taste in technicolour
Adventures in the azure
A haven for island-hopping
Taste in technicolour
Adventures in the azure
A haven for island-hopping
The Caribbean & Bahamas, season by season
When to set sail
We don’t just time your charter, we tailor it to the season you want to travel. From choosing the right yacht to adjusting your route, pace, and anchorages, we plan around sea conditions, crowd levels, and local culture to make the most of any time of year.
Early Season
November – December
The shoulder season brings the occasional surprise shower, but it’s worth it for the lush tropical greenery and fragrant flowers that bloom.
Season Highlights
Weather
25–29°C, falling humidity, short showers
Best for
Lush landscapes, springtime sailing, empty beaches
Sailing conditions
Calm seas, consistent winds, fewer yachts
Tips & Insights
Turtles nesting on the beaches of Antigua, local festivals, and lively celebrations to welcome in the new year
Peak Season
January – March
Post-Christmas is when the Caribbean truly comes alive. Think long days spent swimming and snorkelling, drier weather for jungle hikes, and sunset cruises around the coves.
Season Highlights
Weather
27–30°C, long hours of sunshine, balmy temperatures
Best for
Island-hopping, beach barbecues, water sports
Sailing conditions
Light winds, calm seas, ideal for swimming and short hops
Tips & Insights
Spring sailing regattas, street parties soundtracked with calypso drums, and an abundance of freshly caught lobster
Late Season
April – May
The months of May and June are the epitome of easy-going island living. Small towns become sleepier, beaches grow quieter, and sunsets are perhaps even more magical.
Season Highlights
Weather
26–30°C, short showers, increasing humidity
Best for
Local parades and festivals, epic sunsets, quieter attractions
Sailing conditions
Light winds, warm water, relaxed marinas
Tips & Insights
Warm temperatures, open tables at top restaurants, golden light at anchor, and quiet streets made for walking
Yacht charter in the Caribbean, Leeward Islands
Barefoot luxury against a backdrop of lush, green landscapes.
Tales of lost treasure whisper in the wind, crushed seashells make up sandy shorelines, and volcanic formations craft the most majestic backdrops. These are the legendary Leeward Islands.
The BVI is where barefoot beach bars sit shoulder to shoulder with sky-high boulders, flamingos roam freely, and steady trade winds lure sailors and watersports enthusiasts.
Historic pastel-coloured streets, national parks filled with flora and fauna, and iconic waterfront restaurants. All this and more from the islands that love to party.
Rugged rainforest meets rich colonial history. Play one of the most scenic golf courses in the Caribbean, explore lush botanical gardens, or tour St Kitt’s on the historic Sugar Train.
Wall-to-wall sunshine makes Antigua and Barbuda a beach-lover’s dream. Cruise by secluded coves, snooze under swaying palms, and watch epic sunsets with rum punch in hand.
Saint Martin is fondly known as the Little Vegas of the Caribbean. Expect dazzling nightlife, Creole-inspired flavours, and cobbled streets lined with galleries and luxury boutiques.
A haven for high-end shopping and star-studded Caribbean cuisine. St Barths has become a hideaway for the rich and famous, with gently sweeping shorelines that glitter in the sun.
Yacht charter in the Caribbean, Windward Islands
Where wild, untamed scenery and relaxation reign supreme.
Sleepy towns, epic natural wonders, and acres of rainforest. With endless swim spots and sandbars, it’s easy to see why the Windwards are the go-to for romantics and rock ‘n’ roll stars.
Grenada is all about dramatic coastlines and decades-old rum distilleries. What the tiny volcanic Spice Isle lacks in crowds, it more than makes up for in rugged natural beauty.
This picture-perfect string of islands, of which only nine are inhabited, is a paradise for steep, rewarding hikes and deserted sandy beaches. Simply sublime.
Towering mountains, enchanting rainforest, natural hot pools, scuba hotspots, and more. In the colourful island nation of Saint Lucia, stunning beaches are just the beginning.
Only accessible by boat, these five tiny uninhabited islands are home to a spectacular horseshoe reef. Cue some of the best sailing and snorkelling in the world.
Yacht charter in the Bahamas
Home of colourful coral reefs and centuries-old culture.
The Bahamas is where turquoise waters stretch as far as the eye can see. A haven for local rum, irresistibly fresh seafood, and spending your days with powder-pink sand between your toes.
A capital city laced with Caribbean charm. While away the days strolling amongst the museums and monuments. Come nightfall, try your luck at one of the famous casinos.
Loved for its secluded beaches and sapphire waters, this sleepy corner of the Bahamas is where you’ll find some of the best snorkelling and diving in the Caribbean.
A modern-day sailor’s paradise, the Abacos are home to colonial towns, colourful marine life, and the Bahamas’ most famous drink: the rum-laced Goombay Smash.
PROJECT X
From €1,200,000 per week
ALFA G
From $400,000 per week
ILLUSION V
From $350,000 per week
Q
From €255,000 per week
BELLA
From $245,000 per week
SPIRIT OF THE C'S
Price on Application
