Caribbean Yacht Charter

Chartering a yacht in the Caribbean

Which islands suit which kind of holiday, when to go, and what it costs — written by a team that lives in the eastern Caribbean and sails it year round.

"The Caribbean" covers a lot of very different sailing. The Leewards mean longer passages and bigger swell; the Grenadines mean short hops between islands you can see from the last anchorage. Most first-time charter guests are happier in the south.

We specialise in St Vincent & The Grenadines, and we arrange charters elsewhere in the eastern Caribbean through operators we know personally. If somewhere else suits you better, we'll say so.

Where we charter

St Vincent & The Grenadines

Our home water and where we book the most charters. Short hops, protected anchorages, the Tobago Cays, Mustique and Bequia.

Grenada & Carriacou

A natural one-way finish from the Grenadines — rum distilleries, Carriacou boatbuilding and the underwater sculpture park.

St Lucia & Martinique

The Pitons, Rodney Bay and French island dining, usually combined with a longer passage south.

Antigua & the Leewards

Big-boat territory and regatta season. We arrange these through partners we've worked with for years.

Start with the Grenadines

It's the easiest, most protected charter ground in the eastern Caribbean, and the one we know best.

Ready to plan your Grenadines charter?

Tell us your dates, group, and budget — we'll send shortlisted yachts within 24 hours.

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