The Caribbean

A yacht journey through the Caribbean region for many sailors is like a dream come true. The area is just perfect for sailing and what is even more important the islands of the Caribbean are just marvellous. If you come here even once, you will always want to come back and spend as much time as possible in this magical place. However, planning holidays in the Caribbean may be a very hard task as there are so many beautiful islands to visit, and every each of them is really unique. It is a difficult choice, but on the other hand you won’t be disappointed with any destination.

Sailing in the Caribbean

If you are not sure where to charter the yacht and what will be the best itinerary for sailing the Caribbean islands, you should at least decide what you would like to do during your holidays. By checking the most popular attractions of the main islands you will know which ones offer something interesting and create the itinerary based on that. Here are some examples:

1. Cuba

It is the largest of all Caribbean islands so you just can’t omit Cuba. It is well known for its incredible history, wonderful culture, cigars and warm welcoming people. However, it is also full of natural wonders, dazzling beaches and great spots worth seeing, so it may be a good idea to start your journey on that island. Firstly, you can do some sightseeing in Havana or Trinidad and then travel to Cienfuegos to charter a yacht and sail away to experience some more Caribbean region.

2. The British Virgin Islands

Another great spot for sailors are the British Virgin Islands with their crystal clear waters and many natural wonders that draw attention of all tourists. It will be a perfect place for people who love snorkelling and diving, but also for the fans of other water sports like windsurfing, parasailing or jet skiing. On some of the islands you will also find great hiking tracks and breathtaking beaches for those who would need a rest.

3. Barbados

Barbados is one of those islands that did not lose its British roots, and thanks to that we can still admire the charm and elegance of the cities, colonial buildings and UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Those who besides sailing, water sports and sunbathing want to feel the real spirit of the Caribbean region should definitely visit Barbados and do some sightseeing.

4. The Cayman Islands

Located in the western part of the Caribbean, this British Oversees Territory is famous among tourists for the Stingray City. The top tourist attraction is a shallow sandbar where you get a chance to swim and interact with a great number of graceful rays. And if you like such attractions, you need to see the Cayman Turtle Farm as well. This research and breeding farm will be a really great attraction for any animal lover.

As a matter of fact, almost every island in the Caribbean is a perfect spot for snorkelling, diving and of course sailing. The picturesque landscapes are just breathtaking and white sandy beaches allows you to soak in the sun and relax. The region is full of attractions and surprises!