Superyacht Services in Caribbean & Central America

• Guadeloupe

The island of Guadeloupe is the largest island in the Lesser Antilles and boasts a lively mix of Creole culture, with an interesting blend of modern cities, rural hamlets, rainforests and secluded beaches. It is part of a most beautiful archipelago… comprised of the magical island group of Les Isles des Saintes and the unspoilt peaceful island of Marie Galante. Captains and owners who include Guadeloupe in their cruising itinerary, increasingly praise the varied and diverse attractions that the islands have to offer.

• Haiti

Haiti is a new and exciting destination for yachting adventurers - located on the western part of Hispaniola and separated from the Dominican Republic by a 224 mile land border to form a very large twin state island (historically known as Hispaniola).

• Jamaica

Jamaica has a rich maritime history in all senses of the word.

• Guadeloupe

Les Saintes are one of the Caribbean’s hidden treasures.

• Guadeloupe

Professing to be the birthplace of sugar cane and rum, you can step back in time on this attractive, verdant island where oxen powered carts still carry the sugar cane crop to the island’s sugar factory.

• Martinique

As an overseas region of France, Martinique reflects a distinctive blend of French and West Indian cultures, and offers a striking diversity of beautiful landscapes and great atmospheres. Fort-de-France features narrow streets & La Savane, a garden bordered by shops & cafes; enjoy delicious foods, good shopping, stunning beaches, and excellent marine facilities!

• Saint / St.Vincent & The Grenadines

Mayreau has one of the most attractive anchorages in the island chain at Salt Whistle Bay.

• Montserrat

A visit to the ‘Emerald Isle’ of Montserrat is a totally unique experience and one well worth adding to the cruising itinerary.

• Saint / St.Vincent & The Grenadines

Mustique is an exclusive 1,400-acre Grenadine island located in the southern Caribbean with lush rolling terrain, cooled by gentle trade winds and surrounded by pristine white beaches with crystal clear aquamarine waters.

• Grenada

As part of the satellite of Grenadian jurisdiction, this small fishing and trading outpost enjoys a ‘laissez faire’ existence.

• Puerto Rico

As a US territory, Puerto Rico offers good facilities and support infrastructure for professionally crewed yachts (normal US visa restrictions for crew apply) – with a selection of dedicated superyacht marinas, a choice of professional haul-out facilities to carry out refits / repairs, and an excellent supply chain for parts and shipments.

• Saba

Known as the ‘Smallest and the Tallest’ of the Netherlands Antilles islands, this memorable little island embodies the 'old Caribbean' and has become an increasingly popular destination since being featured in the best-selling book: ‘1000 Places to see before you die’!

• Saint Lucia / St. Lucia

Saint Lucia's reputation as a serious yachting destination continues to be enhanced by its dedicated Maritime Consultant contacts and 'Yachting Desk’.

• Saint / St.Vincent & The Grenadines

The island archipelago of St.Vincent and the Grenadines is centrally located in the Caribbean chain, and continues to build upon a serious commitment to the regional development of its marine services infrastructures; it retains a high level of appeal, abounding in crystal blue anchorages, reef fringed islands, fair winds and friendly seas.

• Saint / St.Vincent & The Grenadines

The island archipelago of St.Vincent and the Grenadines is centrally located in the Caribbean chain, and continues to build upon a serious commitment to the regional development of its marine services infrastructures; it retains a high level of appeal, abounding in crystal blue anchorages, reef fringed islands, fair winds and friendly seas.