Sailing in St Vincent & the Grenadines

St. Vincent & the Grenadines (SVG) sits at the heart of the Windwards: a compact chain of high volcanic islands and low-lying cays that delivers classic trade-wind passages, reef-fringed anchorages and a tangible sense of passage-making with short hops between stops.

Sailing in St Lucia

St Lucia rewards confident cruisers with a blend of brisk trade-wind passages, calm leeward anchorages and immaculate marine parks beneath the Pitons.

Sailing in Antigua

Antigua rewards skippers with a compact, coral-fringed playground that blends blue-water passages with genuinely sheltered bays.

Sailing in the Abaco Islands

The Abaco Islands deliver quintessential Bahamian cruising: luminous shallows, short line-of-sight passages and characterful settlements strung along the sheltered Sea of Abaco.

Sailing in Grenada

Grenada sits at the southern gateway to the Windward Islands, offering reliable trade winds, well-sheltered south-coast harbours, and easy hops to Carriacou, Petite Martinique and, with clearance, the Grenadines.

Sailing in Martinique

Martinique blends French finesse with Caribbean colour, offering reliable trade winds, well-serviced marinas, and a coastline that rewards both relaxed cruisers and adventurous passage-makers. The south has sheltered anchorages and the island's main charter hub at Le Marin.

Sailing in Jamaica

Jamaica's north coast offers a compelling mix of deep-water cruising, trade-wind passages and lush mountain backdrops.

Sailing in the Spanish Virgin Islands

Fringed by reefs and studded with low-lying cays, Puerto Rico's east coast and its Spanish Virgin Islands offer line-of-sight passages, clear water, and reliably trade-wind sailing.

Sailing in the ABC Islands: Aruba, Bonaire & Curaçao

Sailors come to the ABCs for consistent trade winds, luminous water and a rare promise in the Caribbean: year-round cruising outside the hurricane belt.