• Favorable Sailing Conditions
  Located outside the hurricane belt, Barbados ensures reliable year-round cruising with steady trade winds and calm waters.
• Varied Coastlines
  The west coast features tranquil waters and upscale resorts, while the east coast offers dramatic cliffs and surfing opportunities.
• Cultural Richness
  Experience Bajan cuisine, colonial history, and lively markets, blending British and Caribbean influences.
• Water-Based Activities
  Enjoy snorkeling, diving, fishing, and kite surfing, with anchorages suited for swimming and relaxation.
• Regional Gateway
  Barbados serves as a starting point for island-hopping to St. Lucia, Grenada, or the Grenadines.

• West Coast Cruising
  Navigate the Platinum Coast, with calm waters and beaches like Payne’s Bay and Sandy Lane.
• Swim with Sea Turtles
  Snorkel with green and hawksbill turtles in shallow, clear waters near the coast.
• Carlisle Bay
  A marine park with shipwrecks and coral reefs, ideal for diving and anchoring.
• Mount Gay Rum Experience
  Tour the historic rum distillery and sample Barbados’ iconic blends.
• Dinner on Deck at Sunset
  Enjoy onboard dining with panoramic views of Caribbean sunsets.

• Motor Yachts
  Fast and spacious, equipped with Jacuzzis, sun decks, and water toys for coastal cruising.
• Catamarans
  Stable and roomy, ideal for families or groups, with access to shallow waters.
  

• Relaxation-focused trips with serene anchorages and onboard spa treatments.
• Adventure charters with diving, paddleboarding, or kite surfing.
• Romantic escapes featuring sunset sails and private beach dinners.
• Cultural tours with visits to local markets, historic sites, or Bajan eateries.
• Island-hopping routes to nearby Caribbean destinations.

• High Season (December – April): Warm, dry weather with ideal sailing conditions.
• Shoulder Seasons (May – June, November): Fewer crowds, warm temperatures, and occasional showers.
• Summer (July – October): Vibrant with the Crop Over Festival, though wetter, requiring weather planning.

Fuel, food, VAT, and other running costs are calculated separately and paid under the terms of the charter agreement.

• Truly personalized service, no copy-paste approach

• Attention to detail and smooth execution

• Clear budget structure from day one — no surprises

• Professional broker guidance at every step of the way

• Tailored yacht and itinerary selection with captain input

• Professional crew on board (captain, chef, stewardesses)

• Full support from your broker — before and during the charter

• Transfers, excursions & extras arranged on request

• Day 1: Bridgetown
  Board your yacht in Bridgetown. Cruise along the west coast and anchor at Carlisle Bay.
• Day 2: Payne’s Bay
  Sail to Payne’s Bay for snorkeling with sea turtles and a beachside lunch.
• Day 3: Sandy Lane
  Anchor near Sandy Lane for swimming and paddleboarding in calm waters.
• Day 4: Speightstown
  Explore this historic town, with an evening of local dining or onboard entertainment.
• Day 5: Bathsheba (East Coast)
  Cruise to the rugged east coast for surfing or coastal hikes, anchoring for sunset views.
• Day 6: Mount Gay Rum Tour
  Visit the distillery for a tasting tour, followed by a relaxing evening at anchor.
• Day 7: Return to Bridgetown
  Sail back to Bridgetown, with time for market visits or a final swim.

1. Contact the NAU Yachts team in any convenient way.
2. Tell us about your plans, preferences, and dates.
3. We’ll offer the best options for yachts and routes.
4. Sign the agreement and make the prepayment.
5. We’ll take care of the rest.