- -4 %
Lagoon 450 - Lagoon (2013)Blue LagoonCapacity 12Cabins 4 cabBerths 12Engine 2x54hpDraught 1.30mSize 46ftReinforced Health Measures- Mahé 36 Evolution - Fountaine Pajot (2015)Le MarinCapacity 8Cabins 3 cabBerths 6+1Engine 2x30hpDraught 1.10mSize 36ft
- -10 %
Lagoon 380 - Lagoon (2019)Le MarinCapacity 10Cabins 6 cabBerths 8+2Engine 2x30hpDraught 1.15mSize 38ftReinforced Health Measures- Pogo 12.50 - Pogo (2014)Le MarinCapacity 6Cabins 3 cabBerths 6+2Engine 1x30hpDraught 3.00mSize 41ftReinforced Health Measures
- Lagoon 400 S2 - Lagoon (2017)Pointe à PitreCapacity 10Cabins 4 cabBerths 8+2Engine 2x29hpDraught 1.21mSize 39ft
- Lagoon 52 - Lagoon (2016)Le MarinCapacity 14Cabins 6 cabBerths 12+2Engine 2x75hpDraught 1.50mSize 52ftReinforced Health Measures
- -10 %
Lagoon 380 - Lagoon (2019)Le MarinCapacity 10Cabins 4 cabBerths 8+2Engine 2x30hpDraught 1.15mSize 38ftReinforced Health Measures- -3 %
Lagoon 380 - Lagoon (2018)Le MarinCapacity 8Cabins 4 cabBerths 8Engine ---Draught 1.15mSize 38ftReinforced Health Measures- Lucia 40 - Fountaine Pajot (2017)Pointe à PitreCapacity 10Cabins 4 cabBerths 8+2Engine 2x55hpDraught 1.20mSize 38ft
- -10 %
Saba 50 - Fountaine Pajot (2018)Le MarinCapacity 14Cabins 6 cabBerths 12+2Engine 2x57hpDraught 1.25mSize 49ftReinforced Health Measures
Three Reasons to Charter a Yacht in the Caribbean
1. Caribbean Climate
Caribbean destinations such as the British Virgin Islands boast close-to-perfect sailing conditions; with crystal clear water, consistent trade winds from the north east at 10 to 25 knots, and more than enough islands to choose from; what destination could be more ideal for a yacht charter? If you choose to sail outside of hurricane season (June 1st – November 30th), the Caribbean climate should be well suited to you and your yacht, providing you with your perfect charter in an exceptional destination.
2. Tropical Beaches
The sparkling, white sand beaches of the Caribbean archipelago are a real utopia. Each island is home to a unique stretch of powdery sand, with a distinct appeal. World famous beaches such as Grace Bay Beach, Providenciales and Shoal Bay East, Anguilla offer a variety of beach bars and quiet, secluded spots to laze under the shade of the palms. With so many hidden coves only accessible by boat, chartering a yacht is undeniably the best way to explore every enchanted corner of this Caribbean paradise.
3. Diving and Snorkeling Haven
Renting yourself a boat and bringing on board your snorkeling and diving gear will be an experience to remember! The Caribbean islands are home to countless breathtaking dive sites – notably the 90 sites in Bonaire National Marine Park, which boast magnificent corals and diverse ecosystems, home to turtles and thousands of species of fish. Snorkeling gear is often included in your yacht charter price, so try out something new and explore the magical marine life beneath the waves!
Top Island Attractions
The Caribbean archipelago is too vast to narrow down into a check list of places to visit. With such a rich colonial history which has shaped the tradition and lifestyle of each island, you can drop anchor at any harbour and be sure to discover a completely new and exciting culture. From the famous Havana, home to countless museums and stories of Cuba’s revolutionary struggles to the lesser known Schottegat Harbour in Curaçao, where you can moor for a little adventure through the charming colourful streets of colonial Willemstad. There is no shortage of extraordinary places to visit, just hop back on your yacht and sail to another island to find a new adventure!
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The British Virgin Islands are one of our favourite sailing spots! If you choose to opt for a yacht charter here, we can recommend several unmissable experiences:
1. The Baths: Moor your yacht just off the coast and come and explore these huge volcanic boulders, which are a popular attraction not just in the British Virgin Islands, but for sailors and tourists throughout the Caribbean! This geological marvel, with its hidden rock pools scattered across the golden sandy beach creates a unique and dramatic landscape which is not to be missed.
2. Rhône: If you navigate in the direction of Salt Island, you will discover the remains of the RMS Rhône. In 1867, a hurricane caused the ship to crash off the coast of the island and sink, and now the remains have become a popular Caribbean wreck dive site, so make sure to pack your diving and snorkel equipment on board your yacht and set sail for this extraordinary attraction. (Note: Snorkel gear may be included in your charter price!)
Caribbean Cuisine
The flavours of the Caribbean islands are diverse and never lacking in flavour! Moor your boat at the Harbour of Cienfuegos and sip on a ‘Cuba Libre’ cocktail, (the original rum and coke), or sample the traditional Cuban ‘Maduras’ (fried, sweet, island-grown plantain). Or venture to the Bahamas; a haven for sea food lovers, where you can taste the locally caught conch prepared in a variety of succulent dishes. The cuisine of the Caribbean archipelago encompasses distinct and exciting flavours with different traditions from island to island, so make the most of your yacht charter, and sail between these sublime hubs of culture!
Getting There
The Caribbean Islands have more than 50 international airports between them, many of which also offer internal flights, so travelling to your yacht charter base will be easy.
- British Virgin Islands: Terrance B. Lettsome International Airport, located on Beef Island - just off the main island of Tortola.
- Guadeloupe: Pointe-à-Pitre International Airport, located in Abymes on the island of Grande-Terre, Guadeloupe.
- Martinique: Martinique Aimé Césaire International Airport, located in Le Lamentin in the capital Fort-de-France.
- Saint Martin: Princess Juliana International Airport, Saint Martin.
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