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There is no person in the world who hasn’t dreamed about the Caribbean at least once in their life. A really unique experience of diversity, the Caribbean Islands enchant and entice with their unique reefs, mountain peaks, burst of colours, sandy beaches and azure waters. Sailing around the turquoise sea and discovering the islands will definitely be an experience of a lifetime. Every island holds their own treasures and highlights, and will definitely make people feel emotions they have never felt before.
Saint Martin
Saint Martin is the perfect starting point to discovering the crystal clear sea and surrounding islands, while sailing. Set sail towards the Grand Case village. This authentic fishing village boasts with its wattle houses, the last few remaining on the island. The village is a delight for every gourmet as it is nicknamed a “gourmet capital” with numerous restaurants that are located in huts.
Continuing to the island’s capital – Marigold, sailors with be enchanted with the unique French style of the village and its sights.
And for the perfect end of the day, anchoring by the beach to enjoy the azure waters and golden beaches of St. Martin is the way to go.
Anguilla
Next stop – Anguilla. Famous for the incredible hospitality and warmth of its people, Anguilla seems carefree and laidback. The 33 white sand beaches of the island are incredible for beach hopping and the numerous harbours will allow visitors to experience the island from every point possible. Flat Cap Point and Prickly Bear are perfect for snorkelling and scuba diving, or just relaxing on the beach. The island itself is best discovered from Little Bay, where visitors can enjoy Anguilla’s unique cuisine, go shopping or just experiencing its unique culture and people.
Sandy Island
Another highlight of Anguilla are definitely its numerous islets that offer unique beach experiences. The Prickly Pear boasts with its beautiful reefs, while on Robinson Crusoe Island, you can try the signature rum cocktails, while having an incredible meal.
And if you want to enter paradise, The Sandy Island is the place to be.
The magical shores of the island, combined with its sandy beach and pristine waters is the perfect trip you can make for a day. Cold beer, drum-pan barbecue and possibly the best lobster in the world are on the islands’ menu.
A really unique place that will definitely leave a mark in every persons’ heart.
Saint Barthélemy
A short sail from Anguilla, St. Barth is a unique island, famous for its celebrity visitors, luxury and elegance. But the island is so much more, boasting with incredible nature, bustling nightlife and numerous activities to choose from. Numerous impressive yachts are anchored in the Gustavia’s harbor, where discovering the island’s numerous shopping boutiques and restaurants starts. More adventurous visitors can snorkel the wrecks of a yacht that was sunk in a storm – a unique experience. And for the most splendid beach ever, sailing to Anse de Colombier is the perfect activity.
The sea bed is so colourful and interesting, it makes snorkelling around really unique.
Sint Marteen
Completing the perfect Caribbean sailing and island-hopping trip is definitely best at the island of St. Maarten. Sharing a border with the French part – St. Martin, this is a destination with unique personality. Probably the most eye-catching spots and activities are located on this island, as this is the perfect mixture of relaxation and action. The vibrant nightlife is one of a kind, as is the gourmet scene of the island. And here sailing is part of the culture with a highlight put on the islands’ 12-Meter Challenge where you can watch yachts racing for three hours. Scuba divers should definitely head to explore the HMS Proselyte – an 1801 British frigate that is covered in corals. The abundance of beaches on the island is great with Cupecoy Bay Beach and its numerous cliffs and caves, or the Maho Bay Beach, famous worldwide for the planes flying over the heads of sunbathers.