The Caribbean way of life is easy and laid-back, and this is an essential part of the beauty of the destination. It’s almost a given that you’ll be able to enjoy stunning beaches, azure waters and palm trees swaying in the breeze, but along with that comes the joy of warm cultures that really embrace a slower pace of life. Who wouldn’t want to escape their daily reality and experience something totally different? Away from the hustle and bustle (and cold weather!) you can really feel yourself start to unwind.
In order to immerse yourself in total relaxation during a bareboat sailing adventure, it’s naturally nice to be able to enjoy an easy sailing experience as well. Instead of sailing against the currents or winds, visit places that offer short passages and friendly weather patterns.
Sailing in St. Vincent
In St. Vincent and the Grenadines you’ll have the help of the trade winds to explore a chain of 32 beautiful islands. Many are completely uninhabited, meaning you can really find your own private island paradise.
Plenty of services are available and you can sail comfortably and safely, with land in sight at all times.
The British Virgin Islands
These islands have a well-deserved reputation for being some of the best cruising grounds in the world. They truly offer something for everyone, from renowned diving spots to the baths of Virgin Gorda, great shopping and fun nightlife. For ease of sailing, they have line of sight navigation and short passages for island hopping.
St. Martin
The half French half Dutch island of St. Martin is a cultural wonder in and of itself. Enjoy a lively blend of customs and fusion cuisine as well as nice dry weather and absolutely gorgeous waters for a gentle sailing experience. St. Barths on the south side of the island has even been described as the St. Tropez of the Caribbean, meaning you’ll find sophisticated shopping venues and fine dining.
Browse our sites for the best options for your trip, and please don’t hesitate to ask our advice on the best easy sailing routes in the Caribbean.
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