Caribbean : You'll discover everything from lavish
coves and stunning sunsets to exotic Island tastes and sounds.
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St Martin/St Marteen is located between the
Greater and Lesser Antilles. Before being discovered,
the island was inhabited by a tribe of Arawak Indians
and then later by Caribbean Indians. They gave the island
the name "Sualouiga", meaning "Land of
Salt". St. Martin is famous for its 37 different
beaches, each with its own distinctive attractions.
Orient Bay (also known as the “St Tropez of the
Caribbean”) is particularly well known for its
wide expanse of velvety white sand and its underwater
marine reserve that boasts a coral reef that is perfect
for snorkeling!
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Antigua offers many great locations to moor,
notably English Harbour, the prestigious historic port
of Nelson. Attractive destinations abound amongst Antigua's
many bays, small islands and coral reefs. Every year
in April, the island hosts the greatest nautical event
of the West Indies: Antigua Sailing Week.
>> Sophisticated Saint-Barth,
once a favorite of Rothschild and Rockefeller, continues
to attract an up-market clientele. Its elegant capital,
Gustavia, harmoniously blends its French and Swedish
influences. Be sure to visit its wonderful tax-free
shops, its splendid beaches and its excellent restaurants.
>> Located in the Lesser Antilles
and composed of 7 islands, the archipelago of Guadeloupe
features an astonishing variety of landscapes. The Caribbean
Indians called it "Karukéra", the "Island
of Beautiful Water", and visitors never fail to
be captivated by its waters' shades of blue, green and
turquoise.
>>Martinique,
the island of flowers and coconuts, is known for its
ability to relax and charm its visitors. Guests are
always reluctant to leave this small paradise island,
with its special mix of volcanoes, lush vegetation and
rum!
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A winter charter can also take you among any of
the 36 unique Grenadines islands between
St Vincent and Grenada. Relax on gorgeous
beaches and play in turquoise waters. Undevelopped
islands are just waiting to be explored.
