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7-Day St. Barts & St. Martin Yacht Charter Itinerary: Leeward Islands Luxury

Embark on an exquisite superyacht charter through the glamorous Leeward Islands, where the azure Caribbean Sea meets sophisticated shores. This St. Barts yacht charter itinerary promises a week of unparalleled luxury, designer boutiques, and world-class dining, perfectly balanced with secluded anchorages and vibrant marine life. Feel the gentle trade winds as you cruise between Saint Barthélemy and Saint Martin, experiencing the ultimate in Caribbean elegance. Each day brings a new discovery, from chic beach clubs to tranquil coves, making your Leeward Islands superyacht adventure truly exceptional.

Cruising region: Caribbean Yacht Charter

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  1. DAY 01

    Gustavia, St. Barthélemy

    Arrive in the chic harbour of Gustavia, St. Barthélemy, a hub of luxury boutiques and fine dining. Settle into your superyacht and explore the quaint Swedish colonial architecture.

    • Shopping along Rue de la République
    • Sunset cocktails at Shell Beach
    • Exploring Fort Gustave
    • Dinner at Bagatelle St Barth
    Anchorage
    Port de Gustavia
    Dining
    Bagatelle St Barth
  2. DAY 02

    Anse du Colombier, St. Barthélemy

    Cruise to the secluded Anse du Colombier, a pristine bay accessible primarily by boat. Enjoy swimming, snorkelling, and the tranquil surroundings.

    • Snorkelling with sea turtles
    • Beach picnic on the white sands
    • Hiking the coastal path
    • Paddleboarding in calm waters
    Anchorage
    Anse du Colombier
    Dining
    Onboard chef's gourmet lunch
  3. DAY 03

    Marigot, St. Martin (French Side)

    Cross to the French side of St. Martin, anchoring in Marigot Bay. Discover the charming capital with its French-Caribbean flair, bustling market, and historic Fort Louis.

    • Browsing Marigot Market
    • Visiting Fort Louis for panoramic views
    • Strolling along Marina Royale
    • Dinner at a waterfront creole restaurant
    Anchorage
    Marigot Bay
    Dining
    Le Pressoir
  4. DAY 04

    Grand Case, St. Martin (French Side)

    Spend the day in Grand Case, known as the 'Gourmet Capital of the Caribbean'. Indulge in exquisite dining and relax on the beautiful beach.

    • Fine dining at a Lolo restaurant
    • Swimming at Grand Case Beach
    • Exploring art galleries
    • Sunset cocktails at a beach bar
    Anchorage
    Grand Case Bay
    Dining
    La Villa Restaurant
  5. DAY 05

    Orient Bay, St. Martin (French Side)

    Head to the vibrant Orient Bay, a long stretch of white sand with a lively atmosphere. Enjoy water sports and beachside relaxation.

    • Jet skiing or parasailing
    • Relaxing at a beach club
    • Snorkelling around the reef
    • Walking the length of the beach
    Anchorage
    Orient Bay
    Dining
    Kakao Beach Restaurant
  6. DAY 06

    Tintamarre Island, St. Martin (French Side)

    Anchor off the uninhabited nature reserve of Tintamarre Island. This pristine island offers exceptional snorkelling, a natural mud bath, and serene beaches.

    • Snorkelling with turtles and rays
    • Exploring the natural mud pond
    • Relaxing on Baie Blanche
    • Birdwatching
    Anchorage
    Tintamarre Island (Baie Blanche)
    Dining
    Onboard BBQ on the beach
  7. DAY 07

    Philipsburg, St. Maarten (Dutch Side)

    Conclude your journey in Philipsburg, the bustling capital of Dutch St. Maarten. Enjoy duty-free shopping and the lively boardwalk before your departure.

    • Duty-free shopping on Front Street
    • Strolling along the Philipsburg Boardwalk
    • Visiting the Courthouse
    • Relaxing on Great Bay Beach
    Anchorage
    Great Bay, Philipsburg
    Dining
    Ocean Lounge Bar & Restaurant
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