Small islands, smaller ships. The Caribbean before the crowds.
This isn't the Caribbean of mega-resorts and cruise terminals. This is the Caribbean of hidden coves, local rum bars, and islands where the yacht is the only ship in harbor. Windstar's sails unfurl. The Evrima drops anchor in bays no large vessel can reach. Trade wind luxury.
Gustavia's harbor, small enough that your yacht IS the scenery. The beaches are postcard-perfect. The restaurants are Paris-caliber. The landing strip is terrifying and thrilling in equal measure.
Beach lunch at Nikki Beach followed by sunset at Shell Beach
The nature island. No white sand beaches: volcanic black shores, boiling lakes, and rainforest so dense the canopy blocks the sky. This is the Caribbean for people who hike.
Guided hike to Trafalgar Falls through emerald rainforest
Population: 5,000. No cruise ship terminal. No chain hotels. Just Admiralty Bay, a few beach bars, and the kind of pace that makes you forget you own a phone.
Snorkeling at the Tobago Cays marine park by private tender
Send your dates. We will come back with the sailings worth taking, the cabin to ask for, and what we would arrange ashore.