Now, eight months following Hurricane Irma in September 2017, the British Virgin Islands are well on their way to recovery. Each week we see more exciting news about local establishments re-opening for business.
The Bahamas have long been a popular destination for all kinds of travelers—including the cruise ship and resort crowd. But what if you prefer the slower pace of hidden harbors and sleepy seaside settlements?
Oh, hello sweet summer!
To capture your best vacation ever, consider including these top ten Caribbean activities in your future travel plans.
With a brand new base location in Marigot, there’s even more to look forward to on a St. Martin charter vacation. We even went straight to the source to provide you with an accurate post-Irma report of the cruising grounds so here’s what you need to know.
There are so many delightful things to see and do along Antigua’s 54-miles of exquisite coastline and throughout the 365 secluded islands and cays. Here are some of our top picks to consider when planning your picture perfect Antigua vacation...
There’s no exotic travel destination like the “Land of Smiles” and there’s no extreme adventure crew like Colorado-based Icelantic Skis.
To make your chartering life as easy as possible, our in-house expert John Keyes has identified the top five basic sailing knots that you need to master to look and feel like a confident captain onboard.
Good times and great adventures seem to follow our friends, the Icelantic Skis team, wherever they go, so it’s always a pleasure to welcome their chill-&-thrill-seeking crew on board for their next wayfaring voyage on the water.
While exploring the Exumas, Bahamas cruising wonderland aboard a private yacht, you’ll have the incredible opportunity to meet three of its most celebrated inhabitants – world-famous swimming pigs, friendly nurse sharks, and endangered iguanas.
