The Caribbean
600+ yachts · december – april · Steady trade winds, turquoise anchorages and an island for every night.
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Power catamaranWith or without a captainLE MARIN2 GUESTS / 1 CABINS / 9.86 M
2026 · Aquila 32 Sport
from€9 100
week · with a captain
€7 140 without a captain
CatamaranWith or without a captainFORT BURT MARINA6 GUESTS / 3 CABINS / 12.8 M
2026 · Lagoon 43
from€7 574
week · with a captain
€7 224 without a captain
CatamaranWith or without a captainFORT BURT MARINA6 GUESTS / 3 CABINS / 13 M
2026 · Leopard 46
from€8 349
week · with a captain
€7 999 without a captain
Catamaranwith a captainGRENADA YACHT CLUB10 GUESTS / 5 CABINS / 19.77 M
2026 · Lagoon 60
from€18 514
week · with a captain
Catamaranwith a captainLE MARIN10 GUESTS / 5 CABINS / 19.77 M
2026 · Lagoon 60
from€18 514
week · with a captain
Catamaranwith a captainMARINA BAS-DU-FORT10 GUESTS / 5 CABINS / 19.77 M
2026 · Lagoon 60
from€18 514
week · with a captain
The Caribbean is winter sailing at its best — warm trade winds, short crossings between islands, white-sand bays and a rum punch at anchor. From the British Virgin Islands to the Grenadines, our crewed catamarans turn island-hopping into the easiest luxury there is.
Anchorages we love
British Virgin Islands
The world’s easiest cruising ground — line-of-sight hops, protected anchorages, the Baths at Virgin Gorda and the bar at Jost Van Dyke.
The Grenadines
Tobago Cays inside the reef, turtles in the shallows, and barefoot beach bars from Bequia to Mustique.
St Martin & St Barths
French-Caribbean style — Gustavia harbour, long lunches, and a quick reach between two of the chicest islands in the sea.