Caribbean Yacht Charter & Boat Rental

What is the best time to visit the Caribbean?

With its sheltered bays, gentle winds and suitable sailing areas for all levels, the Caribbean offers an ideal holiday opportunity for those who want to rent a yacht. The most important issue to consider before renting a yacht in the Caribbean and setting out on a sailing vacation is choosing the right time to organize the trip. Since tropical hurricanes may occur between June and September, holiday plans should be made other han these dates. The best time to travel to the Caribbean is between December and May. 

How do I rent a boat in the Caribbean?

The Caribbean is one of the favorite routes of sea lovers thanks to its more than 7 thousand islands where boats can drag the anchor. You can go on a sailing holiday in the Caribbean via viravira.co by chartering a boat and enjoy the white sands, turquoise sea, delicious cocktails and many more. 

Where to sail in the Caribbean?

Some of the most exclusive destinations for cruises in the Caribbean with private yachts for charter are Bahamas, Barbados, the British Virgin Islands, Cuba and Trinidad and Tobago. 

Bahamas 

The Bahamas is the perfect destination for a pleasant getaway that will help you leave all your stress and worries behind. The Bahamas, which has the clearest waters in the world, is a country made up of more than 700 islands and islets. It fascinates its visitors with its white, golden and pink colored beaches and exotic flora that cannot be seen anywhere else. In the Bahamas, you can swim with the sea turtles, enjoy the sun on the beautiful beaches and party until the first lights of the day. 

Barbados 

Barbados is another popular spot for those who want to have a peaceful vacation. Like many Caribbean island countries, Barbados is famous for its lush nature and deep blue waters. Located in the easternmost part of the Caribbean, Barbados is also known as “Little England”. You may encounter famous Hollywood stars while swimming. Moreover, Barbados is famous for its nightlife and surfing centers which are located in the south of the island. It offers diving lovers the opportunity to explore the colorful underwater world with its unique reefs and corals. 

The British Virgin Islands 

Consisting of 6 large islands, the British Virgin Islands are known as a holiday paradise. With their hot sands, warm climate and deep blue waters, these islands guarantee a unique sailing holiday experience. As you cruise around the British Virgin Islands, you can swim with the turtles, feed the sharks, dive into the turquoise waters to discover the breathtaking marine life and enjoy the sunrise and sunset views. 

Cuba 

Legendary for its beauty, Cuba is one of the must visit countries with private rental boats and yachts. Cuba, which is the dream of many people, fascinates its visitors with its natural and historical beauties. On this largest island of the Caribbean, you can walk on the white-sanded beaches while sipping your cocktail made of fresh fruits. You can dance salsa on the streets and try different Cuban cigars and coffees. You can sunbathe, dive and observe the colorful fishes and corals on Varadero which is the most popular beach in the country. 

Trinidad and Tobago 

Another of the most beautiful beaches in the world is located in Trinidad and Tobago, which consists of two islands. You can drag anchor wherever you want on this 362-kilometer coastline, and enjoy swimming in the deep blue sea and sunbathing lying on the white sands. You can also get a taste of the unique flavors of Caribbean cuisine and watch the sunset with its magnificent colors. You can spice up your sailing holiday by adding this hidden holiday paradise to your route. 

How much does it cost to rent a boat in the Caribbean?

Caribbean private yacht charter prices vary according to the boat type, size, guest capacity and equipment. You can set out on a sailing holiday with your small group of friends, or sail into the blues as a large family group to explore what this region has to offer. Weekly boat rental prices in the Caribbean approximately range from € 2,500- € 3,000 in low season and € 3,000- € 4,500 in high season.