THE CARIBBEAN SEA WINDWARD ISLANDS
Nature Untamed
A unique contrast exists in the Windward Islands. The Island of Mustique offers the luxurious, sophistication of a country-club style atmosphere, whilst islands such as Bequia reveal the natural Caribbean’s truly rustic identity. This collection of little islands offers a perfect adventure through a tropical paradise.
“Kitesurf at Union Island, one of the most renowned spots in the Caribbean and enjoy familyoriented cruising between the numerous islands.”
JAMES BOND CHARTER BROKER, LONDON
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oin your yacht in Marigot Bay, excellent for aquatic sports, snorkelling and diving. Anchor off Soufriere Bay and hike to one of the Pitons, the Bali Hai of the Caribbean.
Bequia, just seven square miles but with a real life of its own, is the perfect spot for the adventurous type who prefers the smaller, more informal Caribbean islands. Mustique is a private island owned by well-known celebrities. Try a high-powered Rum punch at Basil’s Bar, or head to the Cotton House to relax and enjoy their bar, restaurant and spa. Visit the pristine beaches at Canouan and for golfers, the 18-hole Pink Sands Golf Club offers a challenging course. Cruise to the idyllic Tobago Cays and anchor just inside the reef. Enjoy a leisurely snorkel with turtles then step ashore for an evening beach barbecue.
St Vincent, your very own desert island, offers total privacy along almost two miles of white beaches. Dine ashore at the secluded Petit St Vincent Resort. Visit the red roofed colonial capital of St Georges in Grenada and its fascinating spice market. Opposite clockwise, Soufriere Bay, Diamond Falls, and Twin Pitons, all St Lucia
HIGHLIGHTS Marigot Bay, Soufriere Bay, Bequia, Mustique, Canouan, Tobago Cays, Petit St Vincent, Grenada and Union Island WHEN TO GO December-August Please note: not all yachts are available for charter to US residents while in US waters.
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