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Antigua to Saint Martin

Antigua to Saint Martin
160 Nautical Miles /One Way
Visiting: Antigua, Barbuda, Codrington Lagoon, Saint Barthélemy, Île Fourchue, Saba, Saint Martin, Marigot

8 days in the Caribbean

This shows the first four destinations of a charter that departs from Antigua and mostly visits Saba, St. Barts, and St. Maarten. On your selected charter yacht, custom itineraries are created particularly for you and your guests. The idea of fixed itineraries doesn’t exist! An outline of the places you want to visit this week and how long you want to stay there will be discussed during the planning process. Discover the secret of a private, luxury yacht charter: you have complete control over your itinerary and length of stay. Your only reliance will be on the weather and the safe operating range of your vessel. Enjoy this sampling of the top places to visit in the Caribbean’s leeward islands, starting in Antigua.

Antigua
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The chic marina in Falmouth Harbour in charming Antigua is the ideal place to begin this charter yacht vacation. Learn about your crew and accommodations, then enjoy lunch on the yacht while admiring the scenery. Sail over to Nonsuch Bay and the wonderfully undeveloped Green Island, both on Antigua’s eastern side. Visit Harmony Hall to observe an antique sugar mill, a relic of the Caribbean’s colonial past. Read our destination plan if you plan to spend some time in Antigua so that you are well-prepared.

As one of Lonely Planet’s Best Travel destinations, Antigua is a must-do. The landscape brings together English elegance with relaxed Caribbean vibes to present an experience like no other. Travel back in time with a visit to the Museum of Antigua and Barbuda, where you’ll get an immersive insight into the story behind this beautiful location. For something a little more tropical, you can spend endless hours lazing on the soft sands of Darkwood Beach, body surfing in Half Moon Bay or strolling along the shores of Pigeon Beach – and you’ll still want to come back for more. Catherine’s Cafe Plage offers a great shaded respite to retreat after a big morning of exploring and you’ll be treated to incredible views of the turquoise-blue water while you indulge in your meal.

Barbuda
Distance: 34 Nautical Miles
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Allow the captain to guide you to Barbuda, where you will be welcomed into heaven on earth. Pink beaches, crystal-clear sea, and less of the activity that characterises Antigua can all be found on Barbuda. Scuba diving, birdwatching, hiking, fishing, and swimming are all fantastic activities on Barbuda.

Barbuda is one of three islands that make up the Caribbean nation of Antigua and Barbuda. The majority of the town’s 1,500 residents live in one small village, and the area as a whole is serene and beautiful. The island may only be 15 miles in length and 8 miles wide, but it is packed with stunning natural attractions, from exploring the fascinating ecosystems to swimming in the Caribbean’s pristine waters. Barbuda’s Frigate Bird Sanctuary and its idyllic pink sand beaches are among the island’s most famous features. If you’re looking for a place to unwind on a picture-perfect beach, eat delicious food, and learn about the island’s fascinating history, look no further than Barbuda.

Codrington Lagoon
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Visit the Indian Cave petroglyph site or the Frigate Bird Sanctuary to keep yourself busy. Enjoy an island beverage and a cooling swim to relax at a resort. Barbuda, one of the two islands that make up Antigua & Barbuda, is the quieter, smaller sister.

Codrington Lagoon is a natural wonder that runs along much of the western side of the island of Barbuda. This protected national park is brimming with richly diverse wildlife who live in the mangroves, seagrass beds, tidal mud flats, and coral reefs. Exploring the lagoon on a yacht offers an incredible opportunity to enjoy these beautiful creatures in their natural habitat.

Saint Barthélemy
Distance: 60 Nautical Miles
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Take a mini-moke tour of St. Barths to get a feel for the place. This compact, open vehicle is ideal for leisurely cruising the boutique-lined streets and smelling the delicious fragrances emanating from the nearby eateries. Stunning beaches abound on St. Barts as well. Without visiting the beach, doing some upscale shopping, and taking in a healthy dose of people watching—this town is also known to draw celebrities—you won’t get the entire St. Barths experience.

This little island in the French West Indies will provide you with a tranquil island getaway away from the hectic city life. Visit the gorgeous Anse de Colombier beach while on your yacht charter in St. Barts; it is only reachable by boat and offers breathtaking views and a tranquil ambiance. Also, you have to visit Gustavia’s picturesque capital, which offers a variety of regional stores, eateries, and bars. The Grand Fond natural pools and the ancient Fort Karl, which provides an insight into the island’s colonial past, are two more places you should definitely explore. Enjoy the breathtaking scenery and unwind and relax on this gorgeous island haven, where life moves at a slower pace,

Île Fourchue
Distance: 6 Nautical Miles
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Visit Isle Fourche, which is nearby and extend your time on St. Barts. Isle Fourche is a tiny, dry island where the locals are feral goats. To gain a nice view of the area, climb the island’s peak. After lunch, return to the beach for a barbeque. Spend the afternoon wandering along the coast and snorkelling. Before getting back on your yacht for a sumptuous meal, take in the sun and quiet of Isle Fourche.

Escape to a serene oasis in the Caribbean with a visit to the uninhabited island in Saint Barthélemy’s nature reserve. Surrounded by the hills of an extinct caldera, this anchorage provides excellent protection for those seeking a peaceful getaway. With free mooring balls provided by the French Marine Nature Reserve and a small, stony beach for swimming and snorkelling, you can fully immerse yourself in the island’s stunning beauty. Explore the barren hills and where wild goats roam, admire the Turk’s head cactus, snorkel in the turquoise waters filled with tropical fish, or simply lounge on the yacht’s deck and soak up the sun.

Saba
Distance: 27 Nautical Miles
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Continue sailing to Saba while fishing in route! However, don’t come here seeking for beaches or other travellers. Instead, you will see green-trimmed, white houses that are tucked into the side of a mountain range. Take in the scenery by climbing the 3084 feet of Mt. Scenery. Without its volcanic peaks on the land and fantastic scuba diving below, Saba would be nothing. At the end of the day, you’ll definitely enjoy your comfortable stateroom because this is an adventure waiting to happen! Depending on the weather, you could anchor here, but there are other overstays nearby.

Saba is the ideal destination for anyone seeking a laid-back attitude and unspoiled, natural beauty away from the conventional Caribbean tourist attractions. a distinctive and beautiful location for boat charter. It is the highest point in the area, and a walk to the summit of Mount Scenery will make you feel as though you are on top of the world. Visit the Saba Marine Park, which is teeming with sharks, sea turtles, and a variety of vibrant fish, and then stroll through the little community of Windwardside, which provides breathtaking views as well as a selection of neighbourhood stores and eateries. The stunning Sandy Cruz Bay and the storied Fort Bay are two further must-see locations. Those who are feeling brave can down the 400 steps o Ladder Bay, where they can enjoy the turquoise waters and a relaxing panorama.

Saint Martin
Distance: 28 Nautical Miles
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Visit two islands in one trip to get the most out of one. One island, St. Martin/St. Maarten, is ruled by two distinct countries. Tourists can easily transition between the Dutch St. Maarten and the French St. Martin because to their peaceful coexistence. Visit Dutch Philipsburg for rowdy clubs and French Marigot for sidewalk cafes. The Dutch side (with its duty-free shopping!) seems more active, whilst the French side is typically more laid back. Everywhere you go on the island, you’ll find delicious food and plenty to drink.

A tropical paradise split into two nations is an exquisite destination that attracts the world’s elite on their luxury yachts. The island offers 37 breathtaking white-sand beaches, perfect for a private yacht charter. Experience the thrill of watching planes land too close for comfort at Maho Beach, sip on chic waterfront cocktails at Kko Beach Bar & Restaurant, indulge in creative and modern cuisine by the island’s top chefs at Le Pressoir, and unwind with an afternoon of wine and cocktails at the trendy Sint Rose Beach Bar.

Marigot
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Take one last, lingering glance at the Caribbean as you disembark at Marigot Bay. As you return home to start planning your next trip, take in that last vista from the plane!

As a popular destination for yacht charterers, Marigot offers everything one could desire for a perfect Caribbean getaway. The town boasts a vibrant culture and architecture and a bustling marina with a wide range of yachts and amenities. Stroll down the charming streets of the town, admiring the brightly painted houses and historic landmarks such as the Fort Louis and the Église Saint-Martin, then visit its beautiful beaches, including the popular Baie Rouge or the quieter Friars Bay Beach. The turquoise waters of Marigot Bay are perfect for swimming, snorkelling, and water sports to your hearts content. After a day of exploring and adventure, try Marigot’s fantastic cuisine, that blasts a glorious mix of French and Caribbean flavours. With the distant sounds of steel drum music in the background you’re in for a truly remarkable exotic experience.