Nanny Cay Breaks Ground on Major Expansion
Nanny Cay Marina breaks ground on a $30 million project adding a third marina, new lift and 112 slips for large cats and yachts.
Set your clocks to island time on charter around the gin-clear waters and warm breezes of the Bahamas and Caribbean.
Nanny Cay Marina breaks ground on a $30 million project adding a third marina, new lift and 112 slips for large cats and yachts.
The second annual Jamboree returns January 31, 2026, combining fast-paced sailing, beach games, and local island fun in Great Bay.
The 52nd St. Thomas International Regatta returns April 3–5, 2026, with top racing, island camaraderie, and an early Round the Rocks Race.
US Sailing and The Windjammer Way team up to preserve maritime heritage while inspiring new audiences with classic sailing adventures.
Owning a crewed yacht in the Caribbean can unlock tax advantages, turnkey bookings, lifestyle upgrades and long-term value.
Horizon Yacht Charters charts new seas with fresh tech, new sails, and bespoke Caribbean journeys—service ever true.
Three decades strong, the trusted Explorer Chartbook series continues to guide sailors safely through the Bahamas’ intricate waterways.
Join David H. Lyman at Newport Boat Show for expert seminars on Caribbean sailing, island cruising, and marine photography this fall.
Register early for the 2026 Caribbean Multihull Challenge to save on fees and help organizers tailor the event to the fleet.
For sailors who dream of warm breezes and distant horizons, a reliable charter partner can make all the difference.
From snow in Maine to sunshine in Bequia, our six-month cruise proved that the best way to grow together is to go together.
Cruisers react to fee hikes in the Bahamas, where new regulations and permit costs are sparking concern across the sailing community.
Safe Harbor adds Christophe Harbour Marina in St. Kitts, expanding premium services for cruising boats in the Eastern Caribbean.
The North Sound favorite adds new beach bungalows and marina lofts, with more amenities on the horizon.
With hurricane season looming, cruisers must choose: haul out, head home, or ride it out. Each option comes with risk and cost.
Provisioning in the islands means cooking creatively with what’s on hand—just ask a solo sailor armed with a skillet and a splash of rum.
There are lots of options for dinghies. Here’s my advice after years of Caribbean cruising and a recent tour of new boat-show models.
There is no finer way to celebrate the end of the Caribbean season than with the Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta and Antigua Sailing Week.
Smart timing and weather-savvy planning make the Thorny Path to the Caribbean smoother—and even enjoyable.
From shipwrecks to underwater sculptures, these must-visit dive sites in Grenada offer thrilling experiences for snorkelers and divers.
There’s no better way to pass the time and put fresh dinner on the table than trolling for big catch while cruising offshore.
Antigua Sailing Week debuts the Antigua Cruising Rally, a relaxed alternative for sailors seeking adventure without competition.
A sailing family’s take on laundry day aboard their Bowman 57, from DIY boat washing to finding local laundromats in the Caribbean.
BVI-based yacht broker Ted Reshetiloff shares expert tips on boat shopping, Caribbean cruising and navigating yacht ownership in the islands.