Charter Destinations

Often referred to as the crossroads of the Caribbean, St. Maarten is located at the northern end of the Lesser Antilles. Old stone forts guard many of the island's inlets and anchorages. After dark, dinner is an international affair, with more than 300 restaurants offering French, Dutch, Caribbean, Italian, Chinese, Indonesian, Creole and West Indian Menus.

St. Vincent & The Grenadines is a multi-island nation and is one of the most popular yachting and cruising destinations in the Caribbean. The islands offer visitors a unique vacation with plenty of uncluttered beaches. The Grenadines provide a wealth of quiet bays, glorious beaches and some of the best dive sites and sailing waters in the world.

St. Thomas's history and culture alone are worth a visit to the island. Fort Christian, a U.S. National Landmark, is the oldest standing structure in the Virgin Islands. It is home to the Virgin Islands Museum, where early island memorabilia and old maps trace the islands' history.

The Cruising Guide describes the area past Mount Desert as “one where fishing and lobstering are all-important and the affairs of Boston and New York seem far away and insignificant.”Bar Harbor should top your list of destinations, as it is truly one of the best places to visit in Maine and New England.

Deep waters and reliable afternoon breezes will delight sailors and power boaters alike. Narragansett Bay’s protected harbors and inlets provide a perfect refuge to enjoy water related recreation. The world’s most recognizable yachts all put Newport on their itinerary.

City Island, NY is one of the most unique communities in the North East. It is an island boasting centuries of maritime history. City Island is part of the Bronx, one of the five boroughs of New York City. Close by are hundreds of harbors, ranging from the beautiful Thimble Islands to historic Oyster Bay.

The water is clear and the sun is warm. There are endless tropical seas, isolated beaches and remote anchorages. The Bahamas are a welcome surprise if you’re looking for that perfect mix of relaxation and adventure.

The Bahamas are made up of more than 600 islands and countless cays. Only 50 miles from Miami ,the Bahamas feature turquoise waters, moderate winds and exceptional sailing. Snorkel or scuba dive on the long and lush barrier reef fringing the out islands of Abaco.