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7-Day St Barts Superyacht Charter: Caribbean Luxury & Seclusion

Embark on an exquisite St Barts yacht charter, a journey through the glittering waters of the Caribbean where opulence meets untouched beauty. Your superyacht glides effortlessly between chic St Barts and its serene neighbours, offering a blend of vibrant island life and tranquil havens. Imagine waking to the gentle lapping of waves, with pristine beaches and lush hillsides beckoning. This Caribbean yacht charter promises bespoke experiences, from Michelin-starred dining to secluded coves perfect for private moments.

Cruising region: Caribbean Yacht Charter

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  1. DAY 01

    Gustavia, St Barts

    Arrive in Gustavia, the vibrant capital of St Barts, where your superyacht awaits. Spend the afternoon exploring the charming boutiques and historic Swedish architecture before an evening of gourmet dining.

    • Shopping on Rue de la République
    • Fort Gustav Lighthouse views
    • Relaxing at Shell Beach
    • Exploring the Yacht Harbour
    Anchorage
    Gustavia Harbour
    Dining
    Bonito St Barth
  2. DAY 02

    Anse de Colombier, St Barts

    Cruise to the secluded Anse de Colombier, a pristine bay accessible primarily by boat. Enjoy a morning of swimming and snorkelling in the crystal-clear waters, often frequented by sea turtles.

    • Snorkelling with sea turtles
    • Beach walk to Rockefeller's former estate
    • Paddleboarding in calm waters
    • Picnic lunch on the beach
    Anchorage
    Anse de Colombier
    Dining
    Onboard chef's gourmet BBQ
  3. DAY 03

    St Jean Bay, St Barts

    Anchor in the lively St Jean Bay, famed for its twin beaches and vibrant atmosphere. Enjoy water sports or relax at a chic beach club before an evening of fine dining ashore.

    • Water sports: jet skis, seabobs
    • Relaxing at Eden Rock Beach
    • Shopping at St Jean boutiques
    • Sunset cocktails at a beach bar
    Anchorage
    St Jean Bay
    Dining
    Sand Bar at Eden Rock
  4. DAY 04

    Île Fourchue

    Sail to the uninhabited, volcanic island of Île Fourchue, a protected nature reserve. This rugged island offers exceptional snorkelling and diving opportunities around its rocky coves.

    • Diving in protected marine park
    • Hiking to the island's peak
    • Exploring volcanic rock formations
    • Spotting exotic birdlife
    Anchorage
    Île Fourchue Bay
    Dining
    Freshly caught seafood prepared onboard
  5. DAY 05

    Tintamarre, St Martin

    Cruise northwest to Tintamarre, a small, uninhabited island part of the St. Martin Nature Reserve. Discover secluded beaches and a natural mud bath, perfect for a relaxing day.

    • Swimming at Baie Blanche
    • Natural mud bath experience
    • Snorkelling around the reef
    • Beachcombing for shells
    Anchorage
    Baie Blanche
    Dining
    Gourmet picnic on the beach
  6. DAY 06

    Grand Case, St Martin

    Sail to Grand Case, St Martin, renowned as the Caribbean's culinary capital. Enjoy an evening of world-class dining, sampling French and Creole influences.

    • Culinary tour of Grand Case
    • Sunset views from the pier
    • Exploring local art galleries
    • Enjoying live music at a lolo
    Anchorage
    Grand Case Bay
    Dining
    La Villa Restaurant
  7. DAY 07

    Gustavia, St Barts

    Return to Gustavia, St Barts, for a final morning of relaxation or last-minute souvenir shopping. Enjoy a leisurely breakfast aboard before disembarking, concluding your luxurious superyacht charter.

    • Last-minute boutique shopping
    • Breakfast with harbour views
    • Visit to the Wall House Museum
    • Farewell cocktails onboard
    Anchorage
    Gustavia Harbour
    Dining
    Onboard farewell brunch
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