Sail the Caribbean: Island-Hop the Lesser Antilles

Sail the Caribbean: Island-Hop the Lesser Antilles

Lunch under a beach palm in St Lucia, sundowner on a Grenadine quay, breakfast in a Tobago Cays anchorage with rays in the shallows. 10–14 days covers the chain comfortably.

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The Caribbean is the sailing world's reference point — steady trade winds from December to May, water that stays at 27°C year-round, and a chain of islands spaced so short hops connect each anchorage. The British Virgin Islands deliver protected line-of-sight cruising; the GrenadinesBequia, Mustique, the Tobago Cays — offer raw nature with stingrays in shallow water and beach barbecues at sunset; St Lucia and Martinique bring volcanic peaks and Creole food. Each island holds its own culture — French in Guadeloupe, British in Antigua, Dutch in St Maarten — so the food, the music, and the rum change with every passage. Season runs November through May; June-October is hurricane season and most fleets stand down.

Recommended duration: ideal for 1 days
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