Sample Windward Islands Yacht Charter

St. Lucia to Union Island including St. Vincent and the Grenadines

Day 1: Your charter yacht awaits you at Marigot Bay, a small, sheltered anchorage known for excellent sunset rum punches.  Enjoy an afternoon swim and dinner aboard.

Day 2: Head south to Soufriere, a small town dominated by the towering twin Pitons, and take a walk in the rain forest or explore the sulphur springs. Enjoy lunch and a swim before leaving for St. Vincent on a beautiful broad reach of about 30 nautical miles.

Day 3: Enjoy lunch at Cumberland Bay, where a forest of coconut and banana trees flows down the valley to the beach. Enjoy the towering mountains and craggy peaks as you motor your luxury charter yacht along the steep and wild terrain of St. Vincent.   Arrive at Young Island for a swim and cocktails before dinner and an overnight stay.

Day 4: Leave early for Bequia. Once an active whaling station, Bequia offers a fun, tropical marketplace and sought after hand-carved wooden sailing boats.  Enjoy your first night at anchor in Admiralty Bay, and step a shore to visit the well know Frangipani Hotel for cocktails on the lawn overlooking the bay.

Day 5: After breakfast pull up anchor for Mustique.  An exclusive island for the rich and famous, visit Basil’s Bar, rent a Moke or a horse to explore, or dive a few of the shipwrecks in the waters around the island.

Day 6: Leave early for a sail to Canouan and relax in a peaceful anchorage off Charlestown Bay for a quiet lunch, before going ashore to explore. Sail to Tobago Cays & Horseshoe Reef after lunch, considered the best snorkeling and diving in the Grenadines and enjoy a beautiful night under the stars.

Day 7: Leave for Palm Island and wade along Casuarina Beach, a gorgeous expanse of golden sand and turquoise water.  Enjoy a cocktail at the Sunset Bar before heading back to the yacht for dinner.

Day 8: After breakfast motor to Union Island for your flight home, ending your luxury Windward Islands yacht charter.

"We loved Bequia, seeing the whaling history, and the Tobago Cays were lovely. We would go back here again as there is still so much more
to see." 
--D & W