Sailing trip Caribbean

Your unforgettable sailing trip in the Caribbean begins in Martinique. The small island is part of the French overseas department and belongs to the Lesser Antilles archipelago. It is located in the immediate vicinity of the islands of Barbados, Guadeloupe and Dominica.

When you arrive in Martinique, you will already have a very good feeling of what to expect on your Caribbean sailing trip. The island is the ultimate Caribbean dream. Tropical palm trees tower everywhere and hummingbirds buzz in the air. Behind the mangrove forests rise majestic, densely overgrown mountain ranges and the sweet scent of flowers covers the island like a veil.

As it is very mountainous due to the almost 1,400 meter high volcano Montagne Pelée, most of the beaches offer excellent views of the dense canopy of ancient forests that tower over the island.

The Caribbean sailing trip of a lifetime begins in Martinique. An impressive spectacle of the Caribbean are the many different islands that are concentrated in a comparatively small area. You should definitely see the islands of the Caribbean once in your life.

From your starting point, you will find the ports of Tobago, St. Lucia or St. Vincent in the immediate vicinity. No matter where you end up, you won't be able to get enough of the white beaches and blue sea.

The sailing area with its many islands is so dreamy and relaxing. The period from November to May is particularly ideal for your Caribbean sailing tour.

And don't miss the chance to take a look into the water. Whether from the yacht or up close on a little diving adventure. In the warm waters, you may well be able to observe all kinds of exotic animals.

Sea turtles, colorful coral reefs and tropical fish are just some of the many animal eye-catchers that await you on a Caribbean sailing trip with a skipper. The crystal-clear waters offer perfect visibility for unforgettable snorkeling and diving experiences.

The Tobago Cays are particularly well known for their spectacular underwater world and encounters with sea turtles in their natural environment.

The Caribbean islands have a reputation for being stormy seas. But that couldn't be further from the truth. Almost nowhere else in the world will you find such a constant wind as here, which is also suitable for sailing beginners.

If you book a Caribbean sailing trip in winter, the Lesser Antilles experience the north-easterly trade winds at this time. The islands that particularly benefit from the north-easterly trade winds include Antigua, Guadeloupe, St. Lucia, Barbados, Grenada, Trinidad and Tobago.

Sailing the Caribbean is not just about relaxation, culinary delights and Caribbean music, but also many sailing experiences and nautical miles. You only need the motor here for anchoring in the bays or in the small harbors.