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7 days
ABC Islands Hopping
from $2400 per person
A week around Aruba, Bonaire, and Curaçao. Trade wind reaches, sheltered anchorages, three distinct island cultures.
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slow days. salt skin.
Sailing the Caribbean, the unhurried way
Multi-day trips on a small family-friendly yacht. Local skipper, max eight guests, all meals and gear on board.
4.9 ★ TripAdvisor
5.0 ★ Google
Licensed & insured
the trips
Choose your kind of week
Pick the trip style that fits your schedule. Pace, route, and stops adjust to the boat and the weather.
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10 days
North Caribbean Charter
from $3200 per person
Ten days across the Northern Leewards. BVI, St Martin, and stops in between on a chartered catamaran.
View tour →where we sail
The islands on our route
Context for the trips. Captain-written guides to each anchorage we visit.
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ABC Islands
The full ABC islands sailing guide: routes, anchorages, conditions, what to see from the water.
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Aruba
Aruba sailing guide: home marina, anchorages, snorkel sites, what to see when you sail out.
Read about Aruba →
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Bonaire
Bonaire sailing guide: moorings-only marine park, world-class diving, and the quietest anchorages of the three.
Read about Bonaire →
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Curaçao
Curaçao sailing guide: main charter hub of the ABCs, protected anchorage inside Spanish Water, deserted islet daytrips.
Read about Curaçao →
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North Caribbean
Overview of the North Caribbean charter route: islands visited, conditions, character of the sail.
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British Virgin Islands
BVI sailing guide: anchorages, conditions, what makes the archipelago the world's most-chartered sailing ground.
Read about the BVI →
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St Martin
St Martin sailing guide: anchorages both sides, conditions, formalities, provisioning.
Read about St Martin →the boat
A small yacht set up for long, slow weeks
Comfortable cabin space for small groups, full galley, and all the gear you'd want on a remote anchorage. Built to live on, not just to look at.
- Length
- Z ft
- Cabins
- X
- Sleeps
- up to Y
- Year
- 20XX
at anchor, somewhere in the Grenadines
why
Three small things that change the week
A local skipper, N+ years on these waters
The captain knows every anchorage, every weather window, every spot worth diving. (Replace N with real number.)
Small groups, max X guests
Never crowded. No fixed schedule racing other boats for the same cove. Itinerary bends with the weather.
All gear & meals included
Snorkeling, paddleboards, fishing gear, all meals on board. Bring a swimsuit and a book and you're set.
guests
In the words of people who came aboard
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the captain
A boat is only as good as the people on it
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Meet the crew
questions
Things people ask before they book
What's the minimum age?
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I get seasick. Will I be okay?
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What if the weather is bad?
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ready when you are
Come sail with us
Booking now: Nov 2026 – Apr 2027 (placeholder window).
Or reach out: contact@caribsailing.com