Cayo Campos, Cayo Cantiles, Cayo Rosario and the renowned Cayo Largo, south of Habana, the capital, make up an ultimate perimeter for an unforgettable and charming sailing adventure.

British Virgin Islands, BVI, perfectly suits the idea of a relaxing getaway sorted out of along-the-coastline sailing and short crossing through Tortola, Jost Van Dyke, St. John, Anegada and Virgin Gorda islands.

St. Martin, St. Barts, Anguilla, a mix of French, Dutch, English and local influence. The volcanoes of this islands slope down to the blue water and meets seashores.

St Kitts,Nevis, Saba, Antigua, are all volcanic islands entirely surrounded by the rain forest, wherein enchanting beaches fade in an unblemished nature.

Guadalupa, French influenced island , which has the shape of a butterfly, is edged by black volcanic beaches and by typical Caribbean seashores.

Martinique, and its French allure, blooming nature, Creole cuisine, cacao plantations and rum distillery.
Boarding in Le Marin, placed in the southern part of the island, is a perfect base for a vacation headed to the Grenadines.

Santa Lucia, green and hilly, with its desert beaches and the volcano which overlooks the whole northern area. Still wild and unblemished charms with its two enchanted bays “Two Pitons” and “Marigot Bay”.

Saint Vincent, is the capital of the Grenadines, which boasts Cumberland Bay and Blue Lagoon, enchanting bays, solitary shelters, botanic gardens and the “bread trees” planted by Captain Bligh.

The Grenadines, sailors’ paradise, with the islands, Mustique, Bequia, Tobago Cays, Carriacou, Union, Palm island, Canouan e Mayero, wherein unaffected anchorages alternate lavish and stylish restaurants and bistros where to go and chill out drinking refreshing and exotic cocktails.

Grenada, the islands renowned for its various species, with its smooth shelters towards West and the Eastern rough and jagged coastline, strike for the particular view, with tiny farms, rain forest and charming dockings.