St. Vincent & Grenadines

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, the Windward Islands of the Eastern Caribbean, are often referred to as “The Spice Islands”.  The mountainous geology of this island chain between St. Vincent and Grenada has captivating natural beauty with lush tropical forests and cascading waterfalls.  The area is still underdeveloped and culturally rich.  Many feel that the best time to charter the Grenadines is after the Christmas winds subside, from February on into the summer months when it is less windy and the swells mellow.  This area is not the protected cruising grounds of the popular Virgin Islands.  The current here is stronger for snorkeling and swimming, but the winds and the wild majesty is unsurpassed.

St. Martin

What is it that makes vacationers from all over the world return repeatedly to St. Martin/St. Maarten?  It is simply its uniqueness!  Nowhere else, two different countries are peacefully co-owning such a small piece of land.  Nowhere else, so many different cultures-Dutch, French, Caribbean, Asian, African and American- live so peacefully together.  It is considered the “Gourmet Capital “ of the Caribbean.  This is a very friendly island with lots of white sandy beaches, aqua water, a duty and tax-free haven, great food, music and art with an international flare that gives visitors a real variety of lifestyles and cultural backgrounds or different ways of communications.

British Virgin Islands

In this place of quiet refuge and warm, gracious hospitality, only a few of the 60 islands that comprise the BVI are actually inhabited, including Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Anegada and Jost Van Dyke, providing visitors with both delicious seclusion and the most vibrant, colorful ecosystems to explore on Earth.  Famous for its beaches, especially The Baths on Virgin Gorda with their enormous boulders, the islands are celebrated for their variety of water sports, charter boats, fishing, windsurfing, snorkeling, swimming and limitless possibilities for scuba diving.

For most people, the US and British Virgin Islands are what come to mind when they think of the Caribbean, and in fact 80% of all chartering in the world takes place there.   For those new to chartering, there is no better place, but for those who have been many times, a somewhat more exotic choice might be in order, such as St. Martin, Antiqua or Grenada.  In the Virgin Islands, the sailing is spectacular and almost entirely within sight of land.  There are great dive sites, and at least one memorable beach bar on each island you visit.

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