Our yachts are available for charter in the Caribbean from mid December to early May each winter and sailing holidays can be taken anywhere in the Island chain between Trinidad in the south to the Virgin Islands in the north. There is no extra charge for pick up and drop off being in two different Islands, usually maximising the direction of the dominant trade winds.

All our holidays will be tailor made to fit your requirements, here is a sample from Antigua to the British Virgin Islands:

Starting from the historic national park of Nelson's Dockyard, Antigua your first days sail will be to Nevis and St Kitts, a lovely 45 mile downwind reach on port tack taking between 6 and 8 hours. This and the passage across to St Barts are your best opportunity of spotting whales on passage between the massive volcanic islands. An overnight anchorage off the beautiful 3 mile long beach on the west coast of Nevis, followed by a tour of the Island seeing the volcano and some of the old plantations are a must.The following day you can either set sail for St Kitts or go direct to our favourite Island in the Caribbean and anchor for the night off French St Barts. The sail there is another very comfortable day sail with the wind this time on your starboard side. Both these passages will be in great sailing conditions with the average 20 - 25 knot tradewinds coming from aft of the beam. From here it's a short hop 4 miles downwind to our favourite deserted anchorage in this part of the world - Ile Fourche. Here the anchorage is set in the crescent of a long dead volcano, protected from the prevailing trade winds from the east. A snorkel and lunch will be followed by the 15 mile sail across to the French side of St Martin for the night. Spend the next day at anchor off Anguilla, and then an early morning departure for the day sail down to the British Virgin Islands – a paradise sailing destination.