One of the Caribbean’s top winter sailing destinations. The BVI offers a sailor's paradise with steady trade winds, protected anchorages, and short distances between islands, making it ideal for both novice and experienced sailors.

Highlights: The BVI is a real treat for anyone who loves the underwater world. Explore one of the 70 amazing reefs and wrecks dotted across the sailing area. Set sail from Tortola and discover the stunning coral island of Anegada. Or visit famous sites like The Baths beach on the island of Virgin Gorda, where massive granite boulders create natural pools and grottoes.

The Seychelles is the perfect place for leisure sailing: especially for families or couples looking for a relaxing cruise away from the hustle of everyday life. With moderate winds, safe anchorages and well-equipped marinas, the Seychelles is a win-win destination all year round.

Highlights: With more than 100 islands to explore, Seychelles provide plenty of options for island hopping. Each island has its own character and sights, from pristine beaches to nature reserves. If you're into diving and snorkelling, you can encounter tropical fishes, giant tortoises, huge coconut crabs and even whale sharks!

Thailand is a great place to go sailing, especially if you're looking for a more budget option. The charter prices are lower than in other popular winter destinations, and there's plenty of activities to do like snorkelling or island hopping.

Highlights: From popular to unspoilt destinations, Thailand has something for everyone. You can cruise around famous Phi Phi or Koh Samui islands, enjoy the vibrant nightlife of Phuket, or escape to the secluded islands of Koh Chang to enjoy marine wildlife.

Martinique offers a delightful blend of French and Caribbean culture, with picturesque harbors, rainforests, and volcanic peaks to explore. Sailing along the coastline reveals hidden coves, pristine beaches, and charming fishing villages, providing endless opportunities for adventure.

Highlights: Most charters usually start in Le Marin. From there you can either sail around the island, head south or cruise north to Dominica or Guadeloupe along the coastline with stops at Anse d’Arlet, Fort de France and St. Pierre. Make sure you visit one of the most beautiful beaches in Martinique – Les Salines Beach with its 1,200 m of golden sand, perfect semi-circular shape and palm trees.

The Bahamas are split into 2 distinct island groups: the Exumas, a range of inhabited islands with extraordinary natural beauty and limited facilities such as restaurants, and the Abacos with plenty of museums, beach bars, and restaurants to explore.

Highlights: The Bahamas are well-known for their diverse ecosystem of coral reefs, cays, mangrove swamps and rainforests. Those looking for an active holiday will enjoy kayaking, paddle boarding, fishing, snorkeling and diving in the warm waters of the Bahamas.

The Canary Islands enjoy warm temperatures year-round. They are easily accessible with reasonable costs and have excellent infrastructure. The islands are renowned for their spectacular natural landscapes, including volcanoes, black-sand beaches and relic forests. Sailing between the Canary Islands is less leisurely than in the Mediterranean: the distances are greater, winds are stronger, and it all takes place in the Atlantic Ocean.

Highlights: Take a hike up the famous Teide volcano on Tenerife Island, sail towards La Gomera known for its stunning natural beauty of Garajonay National Park with relic forests and excellent hiking trails, or walk the streets of La Palma Island to explore the historic old town of Santa Cruz with its cobblestone streets and colonial architecture.