Sailing the Caribbean

Discover Cuba’s hidden archipelago

While not as well-known as its Caribbean neighbours, Cuba’s Canarreos Archipelago is home to stunning fine white sand beaches and turquoise waters filled with marine life. Very limited access to phone and internet means you can spend your day tracking iguanas on deserted islands, lounging on deck chairs (mojito in hand, of course) and tucking into freshly caught lobster dinner as the sun dips on the horizon. 

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Drop anchor at Dead Man's Bay

It sounds like something from Pirates of the Caribbean, but Dead Man's Bay is the real deal. When the British Virgin Islands need a beach for their postcards, they usually turn to Dead Man's Bay. Park your yacht just offshort and spend the day chilling on chalk white sands or paddling in the warm shallow waters. No pirates guaranteed. 

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Take a dip at The Baths

Take a few volcanic leftovers, leave them to cool for about 70 million years, then flood the area with warm blue waters and you have something similar to The Baths – British Virgin Island’s most photogenic spot. Park your yacht close to the massive boulders, go for a snorkel, then hike through the ‘Caves’ to the white sands of Devil’s Bay.

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The Abacos

With 290 kilometres (180 miles) of white sand, warm breeze and crystal-clear waters, there’s no shortage of quiet spots to throw down a towel and soak up the sun. Explore sleepy settlements and snorkel for turtles along one of the world’s biggest coral reefs before lying back on the shores of the idyllic Treasure Cay with a Bahaman rum in hand.

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