Yacht rental in the Caribbeans
Catamarans and monohulls
Croatia is the Adriatic’s crown jewel for sailing with friends or family.
A dramatic coastline, turquoise waters, and hundreds of islands all within easy reach.
Convenient departures from Split, Trogir, Zadar, and Dubrovnik put the dream within minutes.
Sheltered bays, mooring buoys, and waterfront konobas (tavernas)—drop the hook and enjoy.
Modern marinas and marine services at every major stop.
Perfect variety: romantic Venetian-era towns alongside quiet, green villages.
Flexible routes—short hops for families or longer legs for adventurers.
Marine parks like Kornati serve up untouched nature and tranquil coves.
Delicious Dalmatian cuisine and local wines end every sailing day with a smile.
A week on a yacht in Croatia reconnects you to nature, simplicity, and pure exhilaration—and leaves you wanting more.
Skipper's License
Most charter companies in the Caribbean require an ICC (International Certificate of Competence) or an RYA license, along with a VHF operator’s certificate.
In some cases, the Israeli skipper’s license will also be accepted when accompanied by a VHF (GMDSS) certificate—so it’s best to confirm this in advance.
It’s also worth noting that some companies may agree to rent you a yacht without a formal license, provided you can prove sufficient sailing experience.
British Virgin Islands (BVI)
The bays of Tortola and Virgin Gorda form a protected “inner sea” with steady trade winds. Anchoring below The Baths alone is worth the entire voyage. A quick hop to Jost Van Dyke for sunset—with a Painkiller cocktail in hand—completes the dream. Navigation is pure line-of-sight, with almost no surprises.
The BVI are the perfect sailing classroom for a first Caribbean adventure—a bareboat paradise, though crowded and pricey in peak season.
Arrival: EIS (Terrance B. Lettsome International Airport) on Beef Island.
Main Departure Bases
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Road Town
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Wickhams Cay II (Sunsail/The Moorings)
A turquoise bay in the British Virgin Islands in the Caribbean. (By Mattes)
U.S. Virgin Islands (USVI)
St. Thomas / St. John
The beaches of St. John feel like an open-air aquarium—crystal-clear water, coral gardens, and calm overnight anchorages. St. Thomas offers a touch of city life with lively marinas, great dining, and easy logistics: you can board your yacht almost straight off the plane.
Sea conditions are gentle—“skipper-friendly” Caribbean sailing at its best.
Punchline: The Caribbean, with a smooth American-vanilla twist.
Arrival: STT (Cyril E. King International Airport, St. Thomas).
Main Departure Bases
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Compass Point Marina
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St. Thomas (Dream Yacht/VIYC)
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Yacht Haven Grande (Moorings)
The Abacos, Bahamas
The white of the sand, the turquoise of the sea—the Bahamian palette in all its glory. Short island-hops with countless snorkeling stops along the way. Quaint towns like Hope Town, with its iconic candy-striped lighthouse, beg for a photo stop.
The vibe is pure laid-back island life, where time drifts as slowly as the tide. A vast playground for skippers who love shallow-water navigation and easy sailing in crystal clarity.
Arrival: MHH (Marsh Harbour International Airport).
Main Departure Bases
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Marsh Harbour (בסיסי The Moorings ו-Sunsail)
Bahamas – The Exumas
Turquoise infinity pools, porpoises and Exuma Cays Land & Sea Park. “Private” reefs in the middle of nowhere. A pioneer feel without giving up a convenient base in Nassau. A paradise for snorkelers and kayakers.
Landing: NAS (Nassau)
Main Departure Bases
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Nassau – Palm Cay Marina (The Moorings/Dream Yacht)
Martinique
A lively marina from which you can set off for the “real Caribbean.” French beaches, boulangerie, and local rum. The bays of southern Martinique are perfect for a relaxing Sunday. If you want—jump south to the Grenadines. French comfort with a Caribbean soul.
Landing : FDF – Aimé Césaire
Main Departure Bases
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Le Marin (Dream Yacht)
Guadeloupe
A tropical “little Paris”: French bush in the morning, snorkeling in the afternoon, ram at night. Butterfly-shaped routes around the island. Easy connections to St. Martin/St. Barthélemy on domestic flights. A perfect playground for a quick week.
Landing: PTP – Guadeloupe Pôle Caraïbes
Main Departure Bases
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Pointe-à-Pitre – Bas du Fort (Dream Yacht)
Saint Martin / Saint Barth / Anguilla
French cuisine in St. Maarten, quiet luxury in St. Barth, white beaches in Anguilla. “Cross-culture” cruises in one day. Dramatic views and excellent infrastructure. Caribbean extra-chic.
Landing: SXM (Princess Juliana)
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Marigot – Marina Fort Louis (Sunsail).
