Caribbean Yacht Charter

• The British Virgin Islands and Tortola are the largest catamaran charter base in the Caribbean, with line-of-sight cruising between islands.

• St. Martin and Antigua serve the Northern Caribbean (St. Barths, Anguilla, Nevis) for premium catamaran and motor yacht charters.

• Grenada is the southern base for Grenadines island-hopping — quieter, more relaxed and very family-friendly.

The route below is designed as a sample plan for a yacht charter holiday departing from Tortola (BVI). The actual itinerary may vary depending on weather conditions, yacht type, availability and guest expectations.

Day 1: Tortola — Norman Island | Approx. 8 NM

Short first-day cruise to Norman Island (The Bight) and the Indians snorkelling site.

Day 2: Norman Island — Cooper Island | Approx. 5 NM

Cooper Island offers a relaxed shore stop at Manchioneel Bay.

Day 3: Cooper — Virgin Gorda (The Baths) | Approx. 10 NM

The Baths are iconic granite boulders and crystal-clear pools — a Caribbean must-see.

Day 4: Virgin Gorda — Anegada | Approx. 15 NM

Anegada is the only coral atoll in the BVI — known for lobster dinners ashore.

Day 5: Anegada — Jost Van Dyke | Approx. 22 NM

Jost Van Dyke is the home of the famous Soggy Dollar bar at White Bay.

Day 6: Jost Van Dyke — Sandy Cay / Sandy Spit | Approx. 3 NM

Iconic small islets ideal for swimming and photography.

Day 7: Sandy Cay — Tortola | Approx. 8 NM

Final short return passage to the Tortola charter base.

Note

Nautical mile distances are approximate. The route may be revised according to weather conditions, harbour departure point, yacht performance and the captain’s assessment.

the Caribbean yacht charter options vary according to your travel style and comfort expectations. Prices may change depending on season, yacht age, cabin number, crew, itinerary and service scope. The ranges below are for general guidance only; exact pricing should be requested with travel dates and yacht type.

• Catamaran Charter

Catamarans deliver stable cruising and generous living space, ideal for families and groups of friends seeking a modern, spacious yacht holiday from the Caribbean.

• Crewed Catamaran

Crewed catamarans combine generous living space, stable cruising and full crew service for a contemporary luxury experience.

• Sailing Yacht Charter

Modern sailing yachts offer a balanced sailing-focused holiday for couples and small groups across the Caribbean Sea departing from the Caribbean.

• Motor Yacht Charter

Motor yachts based in the Caribbean stand out for guests prioritising speed, comfort and prestige, allowing more destinations to be reached in less time.

Guides to Review Before Planning Your the Caribbean Yacht Charter

When planning a yacht charter from the Caribbean, decisions such as route selection, season, yacht type and trip duration directly shape your holiday experience.

A 7-Day Sample Route from the Caribbean:

• Explore the key islands, overnight stops and swimming points on a 7-day itinerary to shape your yacht charter plan more clearly.

What Is the Best Season for the Caribbean Yacht Charter?

• Compare the months from May to October in terms of wind, marina traffic, price balance and route comfort.

Gulet, Catamaran, Motor or Sailing Yacht in the Caribbean?

• Compare yacht types according to your travel style and group size.