Tropical sailing at island time

Caribbean

British Virgin Islands / Grenadines 26–31°C air 26–29°C sea

Overview

BVI, St. Martin, Grenadines, Antigua — the kingdom of the catamaran. Turquoise water, steady trade winds, beach bars and hundreds of sheltered anchorages. Caribbean season is November–May — perfect for European winter escapes.

Why choose it

1World-class tropical sailing
2Reliable trade winds
3Catamaran charter is the norm
4Close, sheltered anchorages
5True 'island time' atmosphere

Ideal period

Apr

Off-season

May

Off-season

Jun

Off-season

Jul

Off-season

Aug

Off-season

Sep

Off-season

Oct

Off-season

Popular experiences

Snorkelling Diving Jost Van Dyke beach bars Tortola & Virgin Gorda Surf in Antigua

Suggested itinerary

Tortola (BVI) → Norman Island → Virgin Gorda → Anegada → Jost Van Dyke.

Recommended for

Couples
Families
Friends
Premium
Active travellers

Indicative budget

Cabin charter

€1,600 – €2,800

per guest / week, flights excluded

Private catamaran

€8,500 – €20,000

per yacht / week

Luxury with full crew

from €25,000

per yacht / week

Cultural notes

Food: jerk chicken, conch fritters, rum punch. A coast layered with the histories of colonies, pirates and creole cultures.

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