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Virgin Islands based Yacht Charters: Click
here to see a map of the Virgin Islands. With an abundance of protected anchorages and pristine waters make this region the most popular destination for yacht chartering in the world. Mountainous and lush with spectacular island views, particularly from the peaks facing Sir Francis Drake Passage - a waterway providing perhaps the best sailing in all of the Caribbean. The Virgin Islands are separated into the bustling U.S. Virgin Islands and the quieter British Virgin Islands. Duty-free shopping is a major source of revenue for St. Thomas. Cruise ships, freighters and navy ships from around the world make this port of call one of the busiest in the Caribbean. Almost two-thirds of St John is a national park with a keen eye to ecco tourism. The quieter British Virgin Islands offers divers an estimated 300 wrecks to explore; the most impressive of which is the RMS Rhone, sunk off Salt Island in the 1867 hurricane. In the BVIs you have available to you, everything from sleepy little anchorages to bouncy, reggae infused beach bars; snorkel, swim, relax under a palm tree or head to Road Town the capital of Tortola, and pick up some souvenirs from a local vendor. This cruising ground offers both "short hops" and longer, day sails. You may wake up in one picturesque bay and after lunch, find yourself cruising off to a comfortable, night anch The Baths on Virgin Gorda has water clear as glass between towering boulders and hidden caves. Snorkelers also enjoy Anegada, where coral reefs, sea fans and barrel sponges shelter giant schools of brilliant reef fish. The island boasts spectacular beaches and this is the place to go ashore for one of the best lobster dinners you could ever enjoy. Cape Cod & The Islands: Click here to see a map of Cape Code & The Islands. Visit the exclusive seaside community of Newport and tour the famous summer "cottages" built during The Gilded Age. Stop in the charming towns on the sister islands of Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket renowned for its historic significance as a whaling port. Hyannis, Buzzards Bay - just two of the well known, Coastal towns that reflect all that is the New England seashore. Lobsters are a must and a walk on the endless miles of beach surrounded by the history of our founding fathers, makes these locations great, family destinations. St. Martin/Sint Maarten based Yacht Charters: Click here to see a map of the Leeward Islands. Situated southeast of the Virgin Islands encompassing Anguilla, St Martin, St Barts and Antigua. British Anguilla is ringed by powdery white beaches and is a delightful stop for people wanting to get away from it all. The island offers secluded up market resorts with excellent dining ashore. A livelier atmosphere is found on the half-French and half-Dutch St Martin. The French side boasts a European culture with engaging waterfront bistros and cosmopolitan shopping. The Dutch side (Sint Maarten) has bustling resorts, casinos and duty-free shopping. Twelve miles to the south lies St. Barts, the Caribbean's St. Tropez. Chic and civilized, the island mixes haute cuisine, jazz bars, art galleries, and fashion. St. Barts is a haven for the beautiful people, definitely the place to see and be seen. Seventy miles southeast of St Barts lies Antigua, one of the Caribbean's most popular destinations. Antigua has an excellent national park in historic Nelson's Dockyard with its restored warehouses, boutiques, inns and restaurants. Yachts from all over the world descend on Antigua for one of sailing's most prestigious regattas, Antigua Sailing Week. |
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