The Virgin Islands are about the sea. Islands of all sizes dot the crystal blue waters of both the Caribbean and the Atlantic creating one of the world's most varied and beautiful sailing grounds.

These islands and cays are a short sail from one another. They are blessed with incredible anchorages and quintessentially Caribbean blue waters, outstanding snorkeling and diving await you on the colorful reefs.

Beautiful, white sandy beaches with calm waters and palm trees becon you to walk and relax, looking out at your charter yacht riding calmly at anchor just offshore.

From sleepy beaches on Anguilla to the fine restaurants and French boutiques on St. Barths and St. Martin, there is something for everyone. Perfect for those charter guests who like to explore the islands on land as much as at sea.
Sailing conditions are more exposed than The V.I., but distances are short. Most charterers sail around St. Maarten/St. Martin (half Dutch, half French), visiting Anguilla (British) and St. Barths (French). More adventurous sailors can include the rest of The Leeward Islands (Statia, St. Kitts, Nevis, Antigua)

The Mediterranean Sea encompasses the wonderful cruising areas from the coast of Spain and the Balearic Islands to The coasts of France, Italy, Croatia, Greece and Turkey.

Whether you want to cruise among quaint villages, anchor in colorful harbors, tour ancient ruins, or enjoy hotspots bustling with nightlife, there is a Mediterranean charter for you.

Choose from the playground of the rich and famous, the coasts of France and Italy or enjoy the turquoise waters of Greece and it’s sun drenched islands. Regardless of the cruising area you choose, you will enjoy the cuisine prepared by your own chef, while the Captain shares his knowledge and experience to enhance your holiday.

The Mediterranean Sea yacht offerings range from small monohull sailing yachts and the unique gulets of Turkey to luxurious large sailing and power yachts.

Charter rates jump to their highest levels in the world during the premium Mediterranean cruising months of July and August

A great time to charter is on either side of peak season, from April-May and September-October. The weather is generally warm and sunny, and there will be fewer tourists. Anchorages and moorages will be more available. Perhaps you’ll even have the opportunity to enjoy a quiet cove, with no other yachts around