This is
the ideal Caribbean sailing trip and highest
praised by our passengers. Beautiful white
sand beaches, snorkeling every day and picturesque
anchorages define this trip. Currency:US$;
English speaking. Sailing is most comfortable,
as we are inside the Francis Drake Channel
where the waters are quite protected.
This is
the ideal Caribbean sailing trip and highest
praised by our passengers. Beautiful white
sand beaches, snorkeling every day and picturesque
anchorages define this trip. Currency:US$;
English speaking. Sailing is most comfortable,
as we are inside the Francis Drake Channel
where the waters are quite protected.
This is
an active itinerary with different stops each
day and opportunities for hiking and exploring
the natural beauty. Vieques was under US Navy
occupation & released to the public in
2003, astounding unspoiled beauty! Sea life
was quiet during the Navy's visit but is returning
to the reefs – experience this first-hand
during the luminescent Bio Bay trip! Currency:
US$; English & Spanish speaking. This
is a comfortable sailing trip with some fresh
breezes.
The French
island of St. Bart's is known for its upscale
boutiques like Hermes and Louis Vuitton and
the delicious island cuisine; French with
a Caribbean twist! The atmosphere is chic
& sophisticated with time to explore.
Currency: Euro; French & English speaking.
This is moderate sailing in some open waters.
This trip
gives a taste of the French Riviera and an
authentic Caribbean adventure while offering
volcanoes, rainforests, botanical gardens,
monkeys, rum factories along with daily hiking
and exploring opportunities. Currency: EC
(close with US$); French & English speaking.
This trip offers the most adventurous sailing
with some open water crossing.
Caribbean
Tall Ship sailing cruises are the perfect winter escape.
Windjammer sailing through the warm & clear waters
of the British Virgin Islands, and the US Virgin islands,
also cruises to St. Bart’s, St. Kitt’s
& Nevis.
The perfect sailing vacation, for sailing ship cruise
enthusiasts