Mon–Sat 9am–7pm CET · Cannes – French Riviera
Summer all year round, winter in the Caribbean
European winter is no reason to stop sailing: the Caribbean takes over from November to April, between Saint-Barthélemy, Saint-Martin and the Virgin Islands.
From Saint-Barthélemy or Saint-Martin, the charter season is in full swing throughout European winter. A natural alternative to the Mediterranean off-season, with turquoise waters, sheltered anchorages and the iconic islands of the Leeward chain.
December to April (dry season, outside hurricane risk)
Sea, high season
27°C
Air, high season
29°C
European winter is the best window — the hurricane season (June to November) is best avoided.
Average temperatures are indicative — to be confirmed depending on the year and the forecast at the time of departure.
Suggested Itinerary · Illustrative Only
A Suggested Itinerary is inspiration only, never a guaranteed or fixed program. The actual cruising route stays flexible and may be adapted based on guest wishes, yacht capabilities, weather and sea conditions, local regulations, and the captain's advice.
Gustavia → Anse de Colombier → Anse du Gouverneur → Gustavia
Saint-Barthélemy → Saint-Martin → Anguilla → Îles Vierges Britanniques → Virgin Gorda → Tortola → Saint-Barthélemy
Sainte-Lucie → Saint-Vincent → Bequia → Mustique → Canouan → Tobago Cays → Union Island
