8 Days in the Leeward Islands

While on a yacht charter in Saint Kitts and Nevis, you may take in the island's breathtaking scenery, which includes lush emerald rainforests, rocky mountains, and black sand beaches. Float in the crystal-clear waters of Frigate Bay and cool off with a mojito at the Vibes Beach Bar. Hikers can explore the fortress at the summit of Brimstone Hill or catch the sunrise from the peak of Mount Liamuiga. With its beautiful beaches and abundance of exciting activities, Saint Kitts and Nevis is an ideal location for a relaxing boat charter.

Begin your journey in the glamorous principality of Monaco. Explore the famous Casino de Monte-Carlo and enjoy dinner at a Michelin-starred restaurant.

After boarding your luxury yacht at Port Hercules, settle in and enjoy welcome champagne as your crew prepares for departure.

Anguilla offers 12 miles of powdery white sanded beaches with calm, transparent waters. Distinctive characteristics of this island include rock and coral formations as well as picturesque tropical plants. Here you can find many offshore cays and secluded beaches to enjoy private picnics ashore or one of the local sand cay restaurants. Sport fishing lovers will find the warm and calm waters plentiful of large fish. Anguilla is surrounded by a fringe of coral reefs and cays, making it a number one destination for snorkelling and diving. 

Saba is the ideal destination for anyone seeking a laid-back and unspoiled natural beauty away from the conventional Caribbean tourist attractions. A walk to the summit of Mount Scenery will make you feel as though you are on top of the world. Visit the Saba Marine Park, which is brimming with sharks, sea turtles, and a variety of vibrant fish, and then stroll through the little community of Windward Side, which provides breathtaking views as well as a selection of local boutiques and eateries. The stunning Sandy Cruz Bay and the storied Fort Bay are two further must-see locations, and those who are feeling brave can stroll down the 800 steps to Ladder Bay, where you can enjoy the turquoise waters and a stunning panorama.

Antigua, an exquisite jewel nestled in the eastern Caribbean, is famed for its promise of "365 beaches—one for each day of the year." Each pristine stretch of sand offers its own unique allure, from the vibrant shores of Dickenson Bay to the tranquil, hidden coves of Half Moon Bay, providing the perfect backdrop for sun-soaked relaxation or exhilarating water sports. Beyond its stunning beaches, Antigua is draped in lush, tropical landscapes and enriched with a vibrant local culture that thrives on music, gourmet cuisine, and a rich historical tapestry. The bustling markets of St. John's are a treasure trove of artisan crafts and tropical delicacies, offering a taste of authentic island life in a luxurious setting. The island's illustrious history enhances its allure, with landmarks like Nelson’s Dockyard, a beautifully restored colonial naval station, now a sophisticated marina and cultural heritage site. Visitors can meander through historic fortifications and elegant Georgian buildings, steeped in the lore of the 18th century. Antigua also plays host to glamorous events such as the renowned Antigua Sailing Week and the vibrant annual Carnival, drawing an international crowd. With its fusion of breathtaking natural beauty, historical elegance, and cultural richness, Antigua offers an unparalleled luxury Caribbean experience for the discerning traveler, seeking both relaxation and cultural immersion.

This tiny island in the French West Indies, will offer you a peaceful island retreat far from fast-paced city life. While on your yacht charter in St. Barts, be sure to visit the beautiful Anse de Colombier beach, which is only accessible by boat and offers stunning views and a peaceful atmosphere. You should also explore the charming capital of Gustavia, which boasts a range of local shops, restaurants, and bars. Other must-visit destinations include the natural pools at Grand Fond and the historic Fort Karl, which offers a glimpse into the island's colonial past. Swim with turtles, dive from cliffs, surf the crystal-clear waters, and enjoy the stunning scenery surrounding your yacht. Relax and unwind on this idyllic island paradise, where you can truly live life at a slower pace.

A tropical paradise split into two nations is an exquisite destination that attracts the world's elite on their luxury yachts. The island offers 37 breathtaking white-sand beaches, perfect for a private yacht charter. Experience the thrill of watching planes land too close for comfort at Maho Beach, sip on chic waterfront cocktails at Kko Beach Bar & Restaurant, indulge in creative and modern cuisine by the island's top chefs at Le Pressoir, and unwind with an afternoon of wine and cocktails at the trendy Sint Rose Beach Bar.