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Leeward Islands - Yacht Charter

EVERYTHING THE CARIBBEAN OFFERS WITHIN ONE JOURNEY

The Leeward Islands are popular for their charm. Though they are rather close to each other, every island is unique and offers you different scenery and entertainment. You’ll meet a mix of cultures (Dutch, British, French, and others) that are “dressed” with West Indian influence. Only one thing unites the isles – the magnificent waters, a color you can’t see anywhere else. You have a great chance to explore various landscapes – from rocks to thick woods – with a week-long trip. It goes without saying, but you’ll have a marvelous time snorkeling, swimming, and diving with miles of beaches at your disposal. You’re guaranteed a splendid getaway. Untouched nature and modern cities coexist quite peacefully here, so you can choose yourself what kind of rest to have. Having started at Antigua, your journey on a luxury yacht will bring you new impressions every day as you visit British Barbuda, St. Eustatius, Saba, St. Martin, and other islands. Apart from hiking, doing water sports, and sunbathing, you can broaden your outlook as this place has a great history, but your vacation will not be “complete” without dining at luxury restaurants, having some treatments at the best resorts, and shopping. You are sure to remember the week spent on Leeward Islands as the best time in your life. You will regret only one thing – your trip was too short. But why not come here again?

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Travel program

day 1Antigua

Your luxury yacht will meet you at Nelson’s Dockyard. Though it has been restored, it retains the memory of battles between pirates and the Royal Navy which took place in the 18th century. There are many interesting things to see on these ancient streets from fine buildings to cafes and shops. Your next stop will be Green Island which promises you a great picnic on one of its beaches. Would you like dine at a rather unusual place? The open-air Indigo on Carlisle Bay is just what you’re looking for.

day 2Antigua to Barbuda

Your captain will take you to the beautiful pink beaches where there’s a reef that’s both picturesque and comfortable for snorkeling. Afterwards, you can visit the Frigate Bird Sanctuary, full of these graceful creatures that can fly hundreds of miles across the sea. Have dinner served by your crew on board while going to the next stop of your trip.

day 3Barbuda to Nevis

Your yacht will anchor in Tamarind Bay where there is a variety of entertainment. Which would you prefer – golfing at the Four Seasons Nevis on a par-71 course, lazing on Lover’s Beach, or enjoying a spa day? It’s up to you. A Killer Bee at the popular bar Sunshine’s will be the perfect drink before having dinner on board.

day 4Nevis to St. Kitts

This day will bring you your best experiences, though you may feel quite tired by evening. Mt. Misery is quite well-known among hikers for good reason, so try it and you surely won’t regret it. If you’re fond of golf, visit the Royal St. Kitts golf course. Do you like seeing wildlife? There’s a rainforest that’s home to the cute and funny green Vervet monkey that welcomes you. Are you interested in architecture? Basseterre’s Georgian homes and the waterfront is just what you’re looking for and is sure to impress. Drop by Rum Barrel for a “Drunken Monkey” or pay a visit to the Marriott casino.

day 5St. Kitts to Saba

You can explore Statia’s clear water and sunken ships by diving or snorkeling and then relax after you’re done, taking time to enjoy watching the seascape. The Dutch Saba has comfortable anchorage and in its National Marine Park you’ll be able to see colorful fish of all size. In the evening, have dinner under a volcanic rock that covers the sky as you sit at its base, bright stars lighting the night.

day 6Saba to St Barts

On your arrival to Gustavia, you’ll be thrown into a world of glamourous boutiques, shops, and restaurants filled with French cuisine, all of which line the coast. St. Barts’ nightlife offers great music and dancing, so you can be out until morning. The only thing this place lacks is boredom.

day 7St. Barts to St. Martin

Get up early and head for St. Martin and make sure to be on board while passing the famous narrow Simpson Bay Bridge, an experience everyone says is not to be missed. You’ll have some time to visit casinos, shop at the Le West Indies Shopping Mall and boutiques, or just stroll along the beautiful streets. You’ll be leaving the Leeward Islands quite delighted and satisfied.

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