RELAX and Enjoy the Serenity of Sailing the Caribbean Sea

**Calling all Pirates to the Caribbean!** There is nothing more relaxing, and sometimes invigorating, than sailing the open waters of the Caribbean Sea. Imagine the cool breezes as you gaze at our beautiful blue waters. A little rum punch on the deck anyone? Or a beer at the beach bar when you anchor? Options are endless… sailing on your own, socializing with new friends in flotillas, chartering a yacht or catamaran in groups, families and/or freinds, be it solo or adventuring on an all-inclusive luxury yacht. Come sail anytime, winter or summer, or at special regattas. Participate in popular well renowned races. New to sailing? No problem! Why not make it a sailing school vacation and tick it off your bucket list. Come back here to read about all that the different islands have to offer. Start dreaming, we plan… you sail! Here are a few ideas to have a sea-faring good time:

There’s nothing quite like sailing in the stunning waters of the Grenadines. St Vincent and the Grenadines offer 32 islands to sail between, including the well-known celebrity escape of Mustique, leaving from the mainland or Bequia, allthe way to Union Island at the end of the Grenadine Cays with a must stop in the Tobago Keys midway. You know, why stop there? Extend your visit to Grenada and Carriacou.

Sail the British Virgin Islands with easy, deep-water sailing between the sixty stunning islands of their own archipelago.

Unspoilt, romantic, welcoming; St. Lucia offers the perfect escape. Visit nearby islands from Rodney Bay Marina such as St. Vincent, Bequia, Mustique, Mayreau, and Tobago Cays to the south, or to Martinique and Montserrat to the north. Some of the finest sailing grounds in the Caribbean. From the lush, volcanic heights of St Vincent, to the underwater playground of the world-famous Tobago Cays, the opportunities for adventure and discovery are unrivaled.

Enjoy Antigua's 365 beaches, then hp over to its nearby sister island of Barbuda. Alternatively,head to untouched Montserrat or charming St Kitts and Nevis. Antigua is a yachting mecca where warm steady trade winds make perfect sailing conditions. Thousands flock on the island to enjoy its idyllic beaches, party atmosphere and the non-stop social scene of Antigua Race Week year after year.