The Indian Ocean is one of the world's less-travelled regions for a sailing holiday - full of pleasant surprises and amazig locations from the islands of the Bay of Bengal to Africa's exotic Seychelles. These FAQs cover essential information about chartering destinations in the Indian Ocean,:the best times to go, what’s included and how to get started.
Yes, one-way charters are particularly popular in the Caribbean, where they open up possibilities a round trip of the same duration may not. Continue Reading...
The Caribbean offers a wide range of charter environments, each with its own character: Continue Reading...
The Caribbean enjoys reliable trade winds and a warm climate year-round, making it one of the most consistent sailing destinations on the planet. Continue Reading...
In most of the Caribbean, you do not need a formal sailing qualification such as an ICC (International Certificate of Competence) or RYA certificate in order to take a bareboat charter. What you do need is to demonstrate sufficient sailing experience and practical knowledge to the charter operator Continue Reading...
Unlike some other regions, most Caribbean destinations do not require a formal sailing licence to charter a bareboat. However, you must demonstrate sufficient experience and competence to safely operate the vessel. Continue Reading...
The best time to charter in the Caribbean and Bahamas is from December through July, with peak season running mid-December to March. That’s when you’ll find the most settled weather and lively island atmospheres that are perfect for escaping southern hemisphere winters or northern chills. Continue Reading...
Chartering a boat in the Caribbean - including The Bahamas - is one of the most rewarding sailing experiences you can have. We recommend the region for its warm climate, steady trade winds, short sailing distances, and abundance of beautiful anchorages. Continue Reading...
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Step-by-step guide to current regulations for sailing between the British Virgin Islands and US Virgin Islands, and the US Virgin Islands and Spanish Virgin Islands.
Once home to over 40 bareboat charter yachts, the Bay of Islands stood proudly among the world’s sailing destinations. Kiwis and visitors alike could explore this subtropical paradise aboard locally managed fleets. Times have changed.
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