The Caribbean Sea, including the Virgin Islands, is one of the best cruising grounds of the world for great Caribbean sail boat charters on a crewed charter yacht or a bareboat yacht charter. Let us help you to create your own Caribbean cruise adventure.
Loose yourself in the ambience of turquoise waters and palm fringed beaches, relax in one of the many magical places you can venture to on Caribbean sail boat charters. Sail theBritish Virgin Islands or theUS Virgin Islands, discover the unspoiled Spanish Virgin Islands or experience the flair of the Leeward Islands or the Windward Islands. The Tobago Cays in the Grenadines are also one of the most favorite destinations of every Caribbean visitor. You can visit the Bahamas out of Florida on luxury motor yachts.
Your private crewed charter yacht will be your sanctuary of well being offering the opportunity to reconnect with yourself.
You prefer to be your own captain and crew? Enjoy the freedom of a bareboat yacht charter and plan the ultimate escape, exploring some of the world's most stunning sailing locations. Set your own pace and experience the independency of an entirely self-skippered charter.
Dance under the stars on a beach after enjoying a fabulous dinner created by your personal chef, exactly to your preferences. Sounds like a millionaires vacation? We will give you all the personal attention it takes to make this dream reality for you - beyond your expectation.
Be the number 1 VIP passenger instead of Mr. and Mrs. Nobody from cabin #389 - go for a Caribbean yacht charter, tailored exactly to your personal needs! Yacht charter is perceived to be prohibitively expensive and exclusive to 'jet-setters' and the 'super-rich'. On the contrary, crewed luxury yacht charters are now available in most parts of the world for as low as $200 per person, per day
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The Caribbean Sea is a large expanse of water - part of the Atlantic Ocean - between the islands of the Caribbean and the coasts of Central and South America and one of the best areas in the world for sail boat charters. The Caribbean Sea gets its name from the original inhabitants of the Caribbean - the Carib people. These indigenous Indians inhabited the region at the time of arrival of the first Spanish explorers. The Caribbean Sea is one of the world's most colorful and marine-rich bodies of water. It is also one of the world's greatest crossroads for ocean shipping. The main ocean current in the Caribbean Sea is an extension of the North Equatorial and South Equatorial currents, which enter the sea at the southeastern extremity and flow in a generally northwestern direction. The Caribbean Sea covers an area of about 1,020,000 square miles or 2,640,000 square kilometers. With a few exceptions, the Caribbean Sea is more than 6,000 feet deep with many sections exceeding 12,000 feet in depth. Its greatest known depth is between 24,720 feet (7535 meters) and 25, 216 feet (7686 meters) in the Cayman Trench located between Cuba and Jamaica. It is divided into five basins- the Yucatan, Cayman, Colombian, Venezuelan and Grenadian basins - separated from each other by submerged ridges.
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New Passport Requirements for Caribbean Yacht Charters
Beginning Jan. 1. U.S. citizens will no longer be able to cruise through the Caribbean and then re-enter the United States with only a driver's license or voter's registration card as identification. A passport will be required. The office of Homeland Security initiated this new policy due to heightened concerns that terrorists could smuggle equipment or operatives into the United States from neighboring countries. This doesn't apply if you're only making stops in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. These islands fly the U.S. flag, thus no passport is needed. However, if you cruise over to the British Virgin Islands or down to Sint Maarten, for example, U.S. immigration officials will insist on seeing a passport before they'll let you back in the country.
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