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There is so much more to explore

Few joys are more freeing than sailing the Caribbean on a luxury yacht. Each new coastline promises sun-drenched beaches and luminescent waters, and still there is so much more to explore. Mountainous rainforests and hidden waterfalls await in Martinique and Dominica. From Barbados to St. Kitts, UNESCO-protected fortresses tell tales of history, and local restaurants serve cuisine inspired by the islands’ bounty. Sail as far east as Bermuda to discover pretty pastel towns surrounded by pink sands and impossibly blue waters.

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Bridgetown, Barbados

Boasting beautiful beaches of soft white sand, this historic capital also features centuries of colonial architecture in its Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It’s an enticing destination with ancient shipwrecks to dive and explore near the coast, like the S.S. Stavronikita, one of the most popular diving sites in the entire Caribbean. A trip to Barbados is not complete without a sampling of the local rum at St. Nicholas Abbey, one of the oldest distilleries in the Caribbean.

Cabrits, Dominica

Via nature hike, river tubing or 4×4 safari, explore the lush rainforest and rugged mountains of the Nature Island to discover hidden waterfalls, emerald pools and bubbling hot springs. Roam where the wildlife plays, spotting exotic birds like the Sisserou parrot, the national bird, fluttering through the canopies. Unearth stories of yesteryear as you step into Fort Shirley, a restored 18th-century garrison nestled within the park. Its ancient walls are whispers of the past, waiting for you to listen.

Carambola Beach, St. Kitts & Nevis

This tropical paradise of tranquil waters in a sheltered cove offers amenities like a beach club, restaurants, loungers and umbrellas, or feel free to play in the water with options for water sports. You may also have the chance to explore the UNESCO-protected Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park, a historical landmark that exemplifies the ingenuity of Britain’s military engineering and one of the best-preserved fortifications in the Americas.

Fort-de-France, Martinique

French architecture and cuisine meet pristine Caribbean beaches, mangrove forests and swaying palms on an island where you can taste some of the world’s best rum. Scenes of pineapple fields, rainforests, sparkling waters made for snorkeling and trees abundant with mangoes, lemons and papayas paint the perfect picture of paradise in Martinique. Combining French, West Indian, Carib, Creole and Afro cultures, the heritage of the island beckons you to seek a deeper connection with the thriving people.

Bermuda

A UNESCO World Heritage site, St. George’s not only tells fascinating historical tales as the oldest English settlement in the Americas, but also offers access to Bermuda’s soft pink sands lining coves of sapphire waters. In the enchanting town of Hamilton, the cultural heartbeat can be felt in the lively markets and the traditional Gombey dancers, whose energetic performances fuse African, Caribbean, and British influences into a spectacular display.

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