
Easy island-hopping, beautifully done
Warm trade winds, sheltered passages and islands close enough to navigate almost by sight make the BVI an exceptionally natural place to spend a week afloat.
Plan a BVI charterTrade winds, warm water and a different anchorage whenever the mood takes you. Discover the Caribbean aboard a handpicked Maréa yacht, with the details shaped around your party.
The Caribbean rewards travellers who do not want every day decided in advance. In the British Virgin Islands, the islands sit close enough for easy, scenic passages between beaches, bays and small harbours. In Martinique, French-Caribbean culture meets dramatic coastline, protected anchorages and a natural gateway to longer West Indies cruising.
Maréa keeps the experience deliberately personal. We match the yacht to your group, help shape the pace of the itinerary and keep the practical details out of the way, so your time is spent on deck rather than organising logistics.
Choose a spacious catamaran for relaxed family cruising, a sailing yacht for a more traditional experience, or speak with our team about the right vessel for a celebration, honeymoon or private escape.
Start with the kind of days you want, then let the route follow.

Warm trade winds, sheltered passages and islands close enough to navigate almost by sight make the BVI an exceptionally natural place to spend a week afloat.
Plan a BVI charterBegin around Le Marin and discover quiet anchorages, turquoise water and a coastline that makes it easy to mix sailing days with food, culture and unhurried time ashore.
Plan a Martinique charterEspecially in the BVI, island-to-island sailing can be compact and scenic, leaving more of the day for swimming, lunch ashore and time at anchor.
The Caribbean is built around life outdoors: open decks, clear water, snorkelling stops and evenings where dinner can begin straight from the swim platform.
With a professional crew looking after the yacht and the day-to-day details, you can keep the itinerary flexible without turning the holiday into a planning exercise.
Conditions vary across the region. Martinique's tourism authority highlights December to May as its dry season, while the BVI is known for warm, consistent trade winds and year-round sailing. Our team can advise around your dates and route.
A particularly attractive window for Martinique, with the dry season bringing the conditions many charter guests look for.
Warmer and wetter conditions are possible, with tropical systems a consideration. Route and weather planning matter more.
The islands' maritime reputation is closely tied to warm, consistent winds and compact cruising between islands.
We will recommend the best cruising ground and yacht style for the time of year and the experience you want.
Three handpicked catamarans from the current Maréa collection, each suited to a different style of Caribbean escape.

Generous deck space and an easy indoor-outdoor layout make Divalto a refined choice for families and groups who want room to settle into Caribbean life.
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A contemporary catamaran for smaller groups seeking a more intimate charter, with four cabins and the comfort to move between islands at an unhurried pace.
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Compact, comfortable and well suited to relaxed island-hopping, Moorings 23 gives up to eight guests an elegant base for days spent mostly outdoors.
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View yachtAn illustrative rhythm rather than a fixed itinerary. Your actual route is shaped around weather, preferences and the yacht.
Meet your crew, unpack once and ease into the first anchorage without trying to cover too much water.
Short passages, swim stops and lunch ashore. Let the best part of the day decide when you move on.
Keep a favourite bay for longer, snorkel from the yacht or spend an afternoon doing almost nothing.
A final morning on the water before returning refreshed rather than feeling as though you raced through a checklist.
The current Maréa destination collection focuses on the British Virgin Islands and Martinique, giving guests a choice between compact BVI island-hopping and French-Caribbean cruising from Martinique.
For Martinique, December to May is the dry season and a popular sailing window. Conditions vary through the Caribbean, so the best timing depends on your dates, route and preferred style of charter.
Yes. Catamarans are popular for family and group charters because they offer generous living space and stability. The right choice still depends on group size, budget and the type of experience you want.
Not for a fully crewed Maréa charter. The professional crew handles the yacht, allowing you to enjoy the trip without needing to skipper the vessel yourself.
Yes. The page is designed around a flexible, tailored charter model rather than a rigid package. Final routing will always need to take local conditions and operational requirements into account.
Share your dates, group size and the kind of charter you have in mind. Maréa will help match the yacht, cruising ground and pace.
Share a few details and the Maréa team will help shape the right yacht, route and pace for you.