Destinations
The seaside haven of warmth, tranquility and restoration
British Virgin Islands
The Virgin Islands are breathtaking, an unspoiled volcanic archipelago where each island holds to its unique character. Culture, history and tourist attractions abound on the seven largest islands, and pristine natural wonders flourish on the more than 50 smaller islands. Wherever your sail takes you, there is something worth exploring.
The islands offer the some of the best sailing and destinations in the world, and whether you are wading through the inviting turquoise waters or taking in the views high above the sea, the Virgin Islands embody an essence and charm that appeals to the adventurous, the curious, the soul seeking, the relaxation bound or families on flight to try something new.
The Bahamas
The Bahamas is comprised of 700 unique islands sprinkled over 100,000 square miles of ocean. The archipelago is an ecological oasis, boasting clear waters, the largest colony of pink flamingos, numerous nature preserves and several species of endangered iguanas. The shallow waters make wildlife abundant and not a day goes by where there isn’t something curious to see you.
Each island offers its own unique opportunities for adventure, from diving sunken ships and planes to visiting the swimming pigs in the Exumas. You can fish or explore local culture and ecotourism, walk secluded beaches or snorkel protected reefs and lagoons. Bird watch, explore natural caves, the world’s deepest blue hole or visit the third-largest fringing barrier reef.
The Bahamas offers something for everyone and more than enough to keep you coming back.
St. Martin and
Sint Maarten
St. Maarten, a jewel in the Caribbean, boasts a unique blend of Dutch and French cultures that infuse every aspect of life on the island. In Philipsburg, the Dutch capital, pastel-colored buildings line the streets, framing bustling markets and duty-free shops. Great Bay Beach, with its crystal-clear waters, invites visitors to soak up the sun and embrace the laid-back island vibe.
On the French side, Marigot exudes charm with its chic boutiques, sidewalk cafes, and tantalizing French-Caribbean cuisine. The harbor, dotted with sailboats, adds to the picturesque scenery. Beyond the urban hubs, St. Maarten’s natural beauty captivates with lush greenery, hidden trails, and secluded beaches. Whether exploring vibrant towns or immersing in the tranquility of nature, St. Maarten promises an unforgettable Caribbean experience filled with warmth, culture, and breathtaking landscapes.
St. Vincent & the Grenadines
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines is an archipelago of islands, Saint Vincent being the largest, with the smaller Grenadines comprising of seven smaller islands and a number of small islets.
Saint Vincent has coastlines to explore, villages with a local flair that are worth a visit, waterfalls, mountains and an incredibly fertile forest inland offering hiking with unforgettable scenery, spectacular old forts and lush gardens that are minus the crowds.
The Grenadines are best explored under sail and are known for their yacht-filled harbors and sailing spots like the reef-lined island of Bequia, boasting a secluded beach and turtle sanctuary. Or you can venture down to Tobago Cays, uninhabited and protected as a marine park. It is surrounded by an impressive barrier reef, and offers some of the best snorkeling in all of the Caribbean with its warm, shallow waters.
