Exotic destinations
Yacht charter in the Caribbean
Winter sun, trade winds and turquoise lagoons.
Why the Caribbean
The perfect winter escape
When the Mediterranean season ends, the Caribbean comes alive. Steady trade winds, warm water all year and islands with very different personalities make it ideal for a winter yacht charter.
The Grenadines are unspoilt and perfect for catamarans; St Barths and St Martin are chic and lively; Antigua is the heart of Caribbean sailing.
- Best season
- December – April
- Ideal for
- Families, couples, festive season
- Embark
- St Vincent, St Martin, Antigua
- Suggested length
- 7–10 days
Highlights
Unmissable in the Caribbean
From barefoot luxury to the most exclusive harbours.
Tobago Cays
A marine park of tiny islets and reef, where you swim with turtles.
Mustique
The discreet private island of the Grenadines.
Bequia
A charming island of boatbuilders and colourful beach bars.
St Barths
Gustavia's harbour, French cuisine and beautiful beaches.
Antigua
English Harbour and a beach for every day of the year.
British Virgin Islands
The Baths of Virgin Gorda and sheltered sailing between dozens of islands.
What a yacht charter in the Caribbean costs
Our charters in the Caribbean usually cost around €35,000 per week for a crewed catamaran and from around €60,000 for larger yachts. Taxes are always shown separately, so the total is clear; the APA for running costs is usually 25–35% of the charter fee.
Sample itinerary
Seven days in the Grenadines
A relaxed week from St Vincent to Grenada, perfect for a catamaran such as Sofia.
- Day 1Bequia
Embark and cruise to Admiralty Bay for sunset.
- Day 2Mustique
Beach picnic and an evening at the island's famous bar.
- Day 3Canouan
White beaches and a quiet anchorage.
- Day 4Tobago Cays
Snorkelling with turtles and a beach barbecue.
- Day 5Mayreau
Salt Whistle Bay, one of the most photographed bays of the Caribbean.
- Day 6Petit St Vincent & Union
Private-island atmosphere and kite-surfing lagoons.
- Day 7Carriacou to Grenada
A final swim at Sandy Island before disembarking.
Charter fleet
Yachts for a Caribbean charter
Sofia, our Lagoon 60, spends the winter season in the Caribbean.
CatamaranIpharra
Western Mediterranean · CaribbeanSunreef 102 Double Deck · 2010 (2015)
- Length31.09 m
- Guests10
- Cabins4
- Built2010 (2015)
From €70,000 / week
CatamaranShades Of Grey
Western Mediterranean · CaribbeanSunreef 80 Sailing · 2024
- Length23.99 m
- Guests8
- Cabins4
- Built2024
From €60,000 / week
CatamaranNalani
Western Mediterranean · CaribbeanSunreef 80 Eco · 2024
- Length23.87 m
- Guests8
- Cabins4
- Built2024
From €74,000 / week
CatamaranViva La Vida
Western Mediterranean · CaribbeanSunreef 80 Sailing · 2022
- Length23.87 m
- Guests9
- Cabins4
- Built2022
From €79,000 / week
CatamaranHalcyon
Western Mediterranean · CaribbeanSunreef 80 Sailing · 2024
- Length23.87 m
- Guests8
- Cabins4
- Built2024
From €90,000 / week
CatamaranKajikia
Western Mediterranean · CaribbeanLagoon Seventy 7 · 2022
- Length23.84 m
- Guests8
- Cabins4
- Built2022
From €60,000 / week
Partner fleet
More yachts in Caribbean
Through our network of trusted owners and central agents we can offer many more crewed yachts here. Tell us your dates and we will send a shortlist with rates.
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Caribbean yacht charter FAQ
When is the best time for a Caribbean yacht charter?
From December to April, the dry season. The hurricane season runs from June to November, when most charter yachts move to the Mediterranean.
Which Caribbean islands are best for a yacht charter?
The Grenadines for unspoilt nature, St Barths and St Martin for glamour, Antigua for sailing and beaches, the British Virgin Islands for easy island hopping.
Should I book early for Christmas and New Year?
Yes. The festive season is the most requested period of the Caribbean winter; we recommend booking by the summer before.
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Plan your Caribbean charter
Tell us your winter dates and the experience you want: we will match you with the right island group and yacht.
- A personal reply within 24 hours
- A shortlist of audited yachts, with honest advice
- No obligation, no hidden fees
