The Leeward Islands
Popular Leeward islands
St Martin/St Maarten--The Dutch side has the casinos and duty free shopping; the French side has charming Marigot Bay with many cafes and beautiful anchorages. St. Martin information. St. Maarten information.
Anguilla-- Cruise to the north side of Anguilla for a 'South Sea Island' scene of lovely uninhabited cays with beautiful palms, sparkling white sand beaches, and fabulous snorkeling, a great place for watersports and 'getting away from it all.' Visit Cap Juluca Resort, the 'in' place to be on Anguilla. Anguilla information.
St. Bart's--St. Bart's is home to the "rich and famous". A short cruise away from St Maarten, this chic French island is best explored by mini-moke. Your captain can back down to the town quay at picturesque Gustavia, the capital of St. Barth, were mini-moke rentals are readily available. St. Barth's is known for its gorgeous beaches, charming French boutiques, excellent restaurants, and lively bars. Don't miss Saline Beach and Anse du Flamands. Visit the French village at Corossol, where Breton women offer lovely hand -woven straw souvenirs for sale, often from the porches of their homes.Your captain may anchor at Anse du Columbier for a day of watersports and perhaps a beach picnic.
St Kitts this island offers anchorage off the Frigate Bay Resort, with an 18-hole golf course. Rent a car and drive the perimeter, the island's only road. The island's interior is dominated by majestic peaks offering exciting hiking for the fit and adventurous . Stop at Fort Brimstone for spectacular views from SABA to NEVIS. The Golden Lemon, Arthur Leaman's elegant small resort on the northeast tip of ST. Kitts has an excellent restaurant for lunch or dinner. The Golden Lemon has been designated one of the 300 best small hotels in the world. There are plantations and a sugar factory to visit, and boutiques offering island fashions in hand-screened Caribbean prints. Nevis and St. Kitts information.
Saba -- Unique in rising straight up out of the sea - no beaches, no hordes of tourists, only the adventurous visit SABA. Hike to the top of Mt. Scenery, at 3084 feet the highest in a chain of volcanic peaks stretching in a graceful arc down to Venezuela. You truly have not seen 'laid-back' until you have visited SABA, with 1200 residents of Dutch, Scottish, English and African origin. Flat land is in short supply. Picturesque white frame houses (always with green trim) are perched precariously on the cliffs. SABA offers drop-dead gorgeous views ashore, and world class SCUBA in the surrounding sea. The airport is -well, charter a yacht and visit SABA to see for yourself.
Antigua--British base under Lord Nelson, filled with great beaches. A yacht charter paradise, English Harbor is filled with sailing charter yachts and the Antigua Yacht Club typically hosts the larger mega charter yachts. Antigua is the largest of the British Leeward Islands.
St. Kitts and Nevis --Mountainous islands basking in the blue waters of the Caribbean sea with idyllic beaches and rain forests.
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