Antigua-et-Barbuda est une nation formée par un conglomérat d’îles qui se trouve à l’est de la mer des Caraïbes. Elle fait partie des Petites Antilles avec l’île de la Guadeloupe au sud, Montserrat au sud-est, Saint-Christophe-et-Nievès à l’ouest et Saint-Barthélémy au nord-ouest.

Le pays est formé par plusieurs îles : Antigua est la plus grande et la plus peuplée ; Barbuda est au nord d’Antigua et Redonda au sud-est du pays. Ces îles ont un climat tropical chaud, avec des températures tempérées constantes le long de l’année. Aussi bien Antigua que Barbuda appartiennent au groupe d’îles Sous-le-vent.

Antigua est calcaire et sablonneuse, avec des plages d’une grande beauté qui attirent le tourisme international. Barbuda, nommée Dulcina par les anciens conquistadores espagnols, se trouve à 40 km au nord d’Antigua. L’île Redonda, rocheuse, n’est pas habitée, mais elle possède des gisements de phosphate.

St. Vicent is an island of volcanic origin. The Soufriere volcano (1,234 m) last erupted in 1979. It is the largest and most populated island of the archipelago.

The other islands, the Grenadines, only occupy 44 square kilometers, and among them are Bequia, Canouan, Mustique, Mayreau, the Tobago Cays, Little St. Vicent, Battowia, Balicaeux, Palm Island, Prune and Union Island. They are thirty-two small islands, many of them uninhabited, that are in the arc south of St. Vicent, with great scenery and picturesque places to visit, all of incredible natural beauty. In St. Vincent you will find the Falls of Trinidad, three waterfalls of 12 meters high that fall into a whirlwind worthy visiting, the Falls of Baleine, 18 meters high offering a spectacle for tourists, and another place you cannot miss is the Laguna Salada in Owia also on St. Vincent.

St. Vincent and the Grenadines are one of the last refuges that still exist.

The boat rental in St. Martin brings you the most idyllic images of the Caribbean, coral, turquoise waters and endless golden beaches.

Each boat trip in St. Maarten is an adventure full of colors and sensations. And always with unique possibilities. On the island of St. Maarten is a must to visit coral reefs found on the beaches of the Bay of L'embouchure, and the islands of Pinel, Green Cay, Tintamarre and Grand Case.

The Fort Louis Marina offers all the amenities to enjoy sailing trip in St. Maarten, such as support, daily weather reports, travel assistance, technical assistance, gasoline refueling, shops, restaurant ... and others to make your stay perfect.

The island of St. Maarten is connected with the Princess Juliana Airport, located on the Dutch side of the island, and the Airport Grand Case, on the French side.

Abacos is a group of islands and keys in a boomerang-formed Caín, which spreads for 130 miles from Walker’s Cay in the north to Hole-in-the-Wall in the south. It is found at about 175 miles east of Palm Beach, and 106 miles north of Nassau. Ábaco’s area is 650 square miles. The formation creates naturally protected waters, which are commonly referred to as the Abaco Sea, which must be one of the favourite spots for sailing cruisers, many of which come from far away.

Known as "The World Capital of Sail", Abacos is number one in nautical activity and sailing. Its ports are very busy from Spring through to Autumn. But one can also find excellent fishing, diving, snorkelling, water sports, and, of course, the cultural attractions that complete the year-round Abacos experience.

The five most important inhabited keys are Walker's Cay, Green Turtle Cay, Gran Guana Cay, Man-O-War Cay y Elbow Cay, colonial towns that are the jewels of the architecture of New England. And the ecosystem offers a rich open-air experience to all Nature lovers.

Parisian fashion, baguettes and croissants, plus a passion for red wines and cheese. An unmistakable French flavor always permeates on the Caribbean island of Martinique, 1,100 km long.

The yacht charter in Martinique invites you to enjoy the Caribbean during the whole year. The island of Martinique is undoubtedly a paradise for yachtsmen and sportsmen. Here you can enjoy a long list of water sports such as fishing, kite surfing, kayaking, diving, windsurfing, water skiing, as well as excursions, hiking and canyoning.

The marinas of Le Marin and Trois-Ilets are the only two bases for exploring all that Martinique possesses from the sea. There are all kinds of services for small sailing boats,  as well as luxury yachts. Enjoy a nautical trip in Martinique with all the services you want.

The landscape of Grenada is one of the most beautiful and diverse environments in the Caribbean, including crater lakes as well as an amazing variety of plant and animal life. Known as the “Isle of Spice”, Grenada is located at the southern end of the Windward Islands, only 100 miles north of Venezuela, and it is bordered by stunning beaches and dotted with picturesque towns.
The capital, St. George', is widely held to be the loveliest city in the Caribbean. Its horseshoe-shaped harbour is surrounded by pastel rainbow coloured dockside warehouses and the red-tiled roofs of traditional shops and homes. Set sail for sister island Carriacou with its beaches of fine sand and natural harbours and you are near the heart of the Grenadines.
Grenada offers many types of yacht charter such as bareboat or skippered, crewed yacht charter, catamaran, sailboat and luxury yachts.
Mr. Hartman Bay Marina is only a 15-minute taxi ride from Port Salines International Airport. Consider staying a few extra days here. February through September are the best months for a one-way sail through the unspoiled Grenadines to St. Lucia.
If you like diving, you would love the colourful coral gardens and numerous wrecks. Many hotels offer scuba diving facilities and snorkelling equipment and there are a number of independent dive centres offering short boat dives, night dives and a variety of scuba courses. The Northern Islands and natural parks offer some groovy underwater haunts just waiting to be explored.