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Caribbean islands: perfect place for sailing
Best sailing areas in Caribbean islands. Sailing routes, weather and wind details, facts about region and important details to sail in Caribbean islands.
Sailing trip in Caribbean islands
Sailing season
November - February
Travel season
November - February
Marinas in this location
57
Boats in this location
722
Why you should visit the Caribbean at least once in a life
The Caribbean islands include more than 7 thousand islands and cays stretching for 1,500 miles between two American continents. These islands are considered to be among the safest in the world. Here, transitions usually take several hours, although there are longer distances, too.
How to get
There are airports on most major islands in the Caribbean. For example: New Providence (Bahamas), San Juan (Puerto Rico), Punta Cana (Dominican Republic), Havana (Cuba), Montego Bay (Jamaica), Port Of -Spain (Trinidad and Tobago), Aruba, Pont-à-Pitre (Guadeloupe), Bridgetown (Barbados), Port-de-France (Martinique) and others. If there are no direct flights, there are always regular flights here from London or the USA.
The communication language
The main language of communication is English, but you can also meet:
- Spanish (Cuba, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico)
- French (Haiti, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Saint-Martin)
- Dutch (Curacao, Bonaire, Sint Eustatius, Saba, Aruba, Sint Maarten).
Although there are plenty of tourists in the season and English is familiar to most locals here.
Visas
- All of the 13 independent states do not require a visa. Also, it is not needed on the Turks and Caicos, a British territory.
- You need a US visa on the territory of the United States.
- You need a Schengen visa on the territory of the Netherlands.
- In France, you need a Schengen visa issued by the French Embassy.
- British territories. A visa for Montserrat is available via the Internet. You need a British visa for Anguilla and the Cayman Islands. For the British Virgin Islands, you need to get a special visa at the British Embassy.
- If you have a visa-free passport for the EU, the same rules apply in the Caribbean for the same periods.
- Travelers deciding to make a yacht rental in the Caribbean are recommended to make one visa for an island where the journey starts. It is not necessary to do a visa for the rest of the islands, you can get it when sailing to a certain one.
- Please note that you should have a return ticket and money with you when entering the territory of any state. The specific amount must be found on the websites of the embassies of the countries to which you are going.
Sailing tips
Before hiring charter boat in the Caribbean, notice marinas where you could have replenished supplies of food, water and fuel. Most of the islands are not populated and you need to choose carefully the places that could provide such services. Sailing yachts have a greater advantage in the region: the lack of fuel does not threaten them. Just be sure you have enough water or get your own desalinator.
Marinas
There are strong ebbs and flows in the Caribbean with coral reefs scraping yacht bottoms. That is the reason only a few large islands in the area have got marinas. Most of island parkings are mooring buoys you need to pay for.
Sights of the Caribbean Islands
Anyone who looks for a yacht or catamaran charter in the Caribbean will find here what he or she likes. There are picturesque mountains (St. Vincent, Dominican Republic), volcanoes (St. Lucia), coral reefs (Tobago), rum factories (Martinique), colonial architecture (San Juan, Willemstad, Santo Domingo) and sandy beaches with exotic entertainment of all kinds, from fishing to windsurfing.
Sailing routes in the Caribbean
The Caribbean islands are divided into smaller regions, where everyone can find the sailing yacht route to his own taste: with unique architecture, underwater life, deserted beaches, etc.
- The Bahamas, 7 days: Marsh Harbour — Hope Town — Man-O-War Cay — Great Guana Cay — Green Turtle Cay — Ambergris Cay — Treasure Cay — Marsh Harbour
- Guadeloupe, 9 days: Pointe-à-Pitre — Le Gosier — Sainte-Anne — Saint-Francois — Saint-Louis — Terre-de-Haut — Trois Rivieres — Capesterre Belle Eau — Petit Bourg
- Virgin Islands (BVI), 7 days: Road Town — Norman Island — Peter Island — Dead Chest Island — Salt Island — Cooper Island — Ginger Island — Brandy Wine Bay — Road Town
- Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, 14 days: Saint George’s (Grenada) — Tyrell Bey — Belair National Park — Union Island — Mayreau — Tobago Cays — Canouan — Bequia — Kingstown (St. Vincent) — Carriacou — Grenada
- Martinique, 7 days: Martinique — Rodney Bay (St. Lucia) — Soufriere Bay — Wallilabou Bay (St. Vincent) — Bequia — Tobago Cays — Union Island.
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Available yachts in the region
2432 €
per week
8
Guests
4
Cabins
38 ft
Length
2005
Built in
2432 €
per week
10
Guests
4
Cabins
38 ft
Length
2019
Built in
2579 €
per week
10
Guests
4
Cabins
44 ft
Length
2017
Built in
2729 €
per week
8
Guests
6
Cabins
39 ft
Length
2005
Built in
2805 €
per week
8
Guests
3
Cabins
36 ft
Length
2017
Built in
2922 €
per week
6
Guests
3
Cabins
41 ft
Length
2019
Built in
2930 €
per week
8
Guests
3
Cabins
36 ft
Length
2023
Built in
2994 €
per week
10
Guests
6
Cabins
37 ft
Length
2021
Built in
3013 €
per week
8
Guests
4
Cabins
38 ft
Length
2020
Built in
British Virgin Islands
324
yachts
Martinique
109
yachts
Bahamas
106
yachts
French St Martin
80
yachts
Nearest Airports
Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport
SJU
Virgin Islands Port Authority
STT
Yachting season and weather
- Climate: tropical, there are dry and rainy seasons.
- Sailing season: from December to April.
- Rainy season: May-November. You better not to choose the Caribbean for sailing on these dates. There may be hurricanes and storms here — especially from August to October.
Water temperature in sailing season
+25...+28 °
Air temperature in sailing season
+26...+30 °
Wind speed in sailing season
15 - 25 knots
Tonnarella
133
Capo d'Orlando
119
Palermo
52
Marsala
32
Trapani
14
Milazzo
8
Ragusa
5
Messina
4
Siracusa
2
Ravenna
2
Anzio
2
Imperia
1
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