With so many island and so much history, this area is the yachties' playground. From the Bahamas to South America to Mexico, there is a lifetime of cruising in these pristine waters.

St Barts

Once the discreet hideaway of Rothschilds and Rockefellers, St. Barts today is a favorite haunt of celebrities and other high-profile types from December through April.
French in attitude and accent, the island offers 14 uncrowded, ultra-clean beaches.

Some of the most luxurious yachts in the world sail the waters of St Barts. Celebrities and captains of industry consider this island their favorite Caribbean destination. Weekly charter yachts  are available throughout the year.

St Martin / St Maarten

Although the island is often referred to by one name, it is actually divided between France (St. Martin) and the Netherlands Antilles (St. Maarten). The Dutch capital, Philipsburg, boasts hundreds of duty-free shops, golfing, casinos, and exciting nightlife. In St. Martin you'll find less-crowded beaches and fabulous restaurants. Marigot and Grand Case are famous for their Creole cuisine.

Surrounding the island, yachts of every size ply the waters and many base themselves here for the winter.