About/General Information in Caribbean & Central America

• Anguilla

Anguilla rates as one of the best kept secrets of the Caribbean, frequented by few, yet lovingly enjoyed by those that do.

• Antigua and Barbuda

When Lord Nelson first sailed into English Harbour in 1784 on HMS Boreas, he could never have imagined how the view would transform centuries later with 200+ professionally crewed yachts arriving annually at the start of winter season!

• Aruba, Bonaire & Curaçao

The ABC islands consist of Aruba, Bonaire & Curacao, and are all located in the Southern Caribbean off the coast of Venezuela.

• Barbados

Despite its relatively small geographical size (of only 21 x 11 miles at its widest part), Barbados offers a myriad of top-class facilities for superyachts, their owners and guests.

• Antigua and Barbuda

Antigua’s beautifully unique sister island, Barbuda, is a great option on the yacht’s charter or crew itinerary - as one of the last truly undiscovered treasures of the Eastern Caribbean!

• Belize & Honduras

We are pleased to be listing some recommended yacht agency contacts for the beautiful cruising grounds of Honduras and Belize waters, including the charming destination island of Roatan.

• Saint / St.Vincent & The Grenadines

Of all the islands throughout the Caribbean, Bequia holds a place in the heart of many visitors, as their favourite...

• Saint / St.Vincent & The Grenadines

Centrally located in the Grenadines archipelago, Canouan is a gorgeous island whose name (derived from the Arawak word ‘cannoun’) means ‘Turtle island’.

• Grenada

Carriacou is an island steeped in history and tradition.

• Cayman Islands

The Cayman Islands are a British Overseas Crown Colony Territory and major world offshore financial centre which can be conveniently bridged and visited on cruising itineraries between Honduras / Belize (about 500 miles to the west), Cuba (about 200 miles to the north) and Jamaica (about 180 miles to the southeast).

• Colombia

Colombia’s location in the southern Caribbean offers a strategic “Stepping stone” between Panama (to the west) and the ABC islands (to the east).

• Cuba

Cuba is an archipelago that encompasses the island of Cuba, the largest island in the Caribbean, the Isla de la Juventud, and some 1,600 small islands and keys, for a total territory of 110,860 km2.

• Dominica

The nature island of Dominica prides itself as being one of the Caribbean's exceptional eco-tourism destinations, offering some of the most spectacular and unspoilt scenery in the region.

• Grenada

Grenada is a wonderful destination and shines out as one of the Eastern Caribbean’s true yachting hubs, offering some excellent marina facilities at Camper & Nicholson’s Port Louis Superyacht Marina in St. George’s, as well as Secret Harbour Marina in Mount Hartman Bay which is convenient and discreet for large Superyachts.

• 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.