The most pleasant sailing season in the Caribbean is from November to April. This is a region with very interesting nature. It is ideal for diving and fishing enthusiasts. Caribbean are truly heaven on earth. Here you will find snow-white sandy beaches, emerald lagoons with coral reefs and colorful fish, bright colors of tropical flowers and dense greenery of palm groves. These all are the conditions for an outbound cruise.
The most popular destinations here are Cuba, Dominica, Guadeloupe, British Virgin Islands, but yachting is developing much further including Belize, St. Lucia, the San Blas archipelago and many others).

Cuba is the largest country in the Caribbean. It is situated between the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean and

Grenada is known as the Spice Island. It is a unique combination of French and English culture, exotic flowers and rare fruits, shared history, and delicious seasonal food. It also opens gates to the pristine lands of the Grenadines, promising the best sailing experience possible in the Caribbean.

Martinique is rightfully considered to be one of the most popular winter yachting regions. On the south coast there are impeccable white sand beaches and on the north you will explore the black sand beaches. Martinique is a unique place, which is one big resort by itself. You may enjoy swimming and snorkeling among coral reefs or visiting charming fishing villages, hot springs, lush rainforests and rugged mountain peaks.
 
The beautiful archipelago of Puerto Rico has something to offer even the most sophisticated traveler. Glittering bays, rainforests, uninhabited islands and nature reserves, friendly people ready to share their beautiful home with you, these all are there. Isn't it great!

St. Maarten is second after the British Virgin Islands in terms of popularity of destinations in the Caribbean. A charter to these locations will allow you to explore some of the most beautiful islands in the eastern Caribbean, as well as enjoy diving and snorkeling off some of the world's most unspoiled reefs.

Guadeloupe is simply the perfect place for a family or romantic getaway. Beautiful Crayfish waterfall with its refreshing pools can be found there. For an even more impressive sight, head south of Basse Terre and visit the famous Carbet waterfalls, 106 meters high. You'll like it!

If you are looking for natural beauty, an idyllic tropical paradise that lives up to all expectations you  should travel to St. Vincent and the Grenadines. A real exotic yachting awaits you on the magnificent islands of Tobago with their vast coral reefs.

Bahamas. The Bahamian island of Exuma offers you 365 sandy islands to explore, one for every day of the year. The archipelago is less than 30 miles southeast of Nissau, where you can visit Highburn, Warderick Wells, Stenieed, Shroud and Norman Islands.

The Caribbean will never cease to amaze you with a variety of leisure and the magnificence of  nature!