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The Tobago Cays: An Essential Guide to the Grenadines Gem

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• It costs $10 EC (about $3.70 USD) per person/day to visit the park
• Mooring fees are $45 EC/night, although anchoring is also permitted in sand
• Vessel speed in the park is limited to 5 knots - this is intended to prevent jet skis from tearing through the anchorages
• Use the mooring balls when available; no anchoring around coral or sea grass
• No unaccompanied scuba diving - you’ll need a local, registered guide
• Pets are not allowed

Snorkel to see some green sea turtles

Dive with on pristine coral reefs.

Visit Petit Tabac where Jack Sparrow was marooned

Go hiking for a 360 view of the grenadines.

Arrange for a beach barbeque with one of the local boat boys

Kite surf behind the protection of the reef

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• SW of Jamesby

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The Tobago Cays Yacht Charter, Grenadines

Here is a selection of yachts able to charter in The Tobago Cays , in the Windward Islands of the Caribbean

The Tobago Cays is a beautiful yacht charter destination to include while on your Grenadines yacht charter . The Tobago Cays are a national marine park run by the St. Vincent and the Grenadines government full of unbelievable beauty offering incredible scuba and snorkelling opportunities on vividly coloured coral reefs. The pure white beaches, gorgeous bays and stunning diving will provide you with some unforgettable memories on your yacht charter vacation.

The Tobago Cays are an archipelago comprising five small uninhabited islands called Petit Rameau, Petit Bateau, Baradol, Petit Tobac and Jamesby. While the cays are uninhabited, they are surrounded by the three larger inhabited islands of Union Island, Mayreau and Canouan.

Fortunately, the Tobago Cays can only be reached by yacht, providing crewed yacht charters a little piece of paradise all to themselves. The protected Marine Park boasts abundant sea life with green turtles, coral reefs and colourful fish. The water and reef colors are a kaleidoscope of gold, brown, blue, turquoise, and green.

Tobago Cays Yacht Charter attractions

Some of the best attractions around the Tobago Cays are scuba diving sites including Purunia Wreck, a 140ft WWI British gunship which sunk in 1918 just off the western coast of Mayreau, the Mayreau Gardens, an excellent Coral Reef site with teaming fish life and colourful sponges and Horse Shoe Reef, an excellent Coral Reef site with an abundance of fish and coral. If you would prefer to snorkel rom your motor yacht or sailing yacht you could enjoy the Baradal Turtle Sanctuary, a protected area where green and hawksbill turtles can be observed foraging freely. At the Catholic Rock Bird Sanctuary, you can observe Sea bird nesting and roosting colonies using binoculars directly from your charter yacht.

Hiking is also possible on Petit Bateau, James Bay, and Petit Rameau where hiking trails lead you to an abundance of tropical flora and fauna including iguanas and birds. They also provide excellent panoramic views of the Grenadines.

The Tobago Cays is that of dreams, a snorkelers paradise, a sunbathers heaven and a movie makers hit, as Petit Tabac, an isolated beach perfect for a private picnic was the location where the desert island scene in “Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl” was filmed.

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The chain of stunning jewels that spread 68 miles out from the south of St. Vincent to Grenada are the fabulous Grenadines . The 60 islands or so that make up this archipelago include the beautiful Tobago Cays, which are famed for their beauty and have been spared the negative impact of mass tourism due to the lack of direct air transport access.

For the superyacht traveler looking to relax, unwind and explore as many islands as possible, the quintet of uninhabited cays, namely Petit Rameau, Petit Bateau, Baradal, Petit Tabac and Jamesby, that create the Tobago archipelago are a Caribbean destination not to be missed. As such, mooring here is in high demand so the Vincentian government limits the number of vessels in the marine park to a maximum of 150. Therefore planning ahead to secure a spot over the popular winter charter months is well-advised.

This has also meant that the marine life and surrounding coastlines have been carefully preserved and able to flourish, making up the key event of the Tobago Cays Marine Park. The biodiversity in the region is truly breathtaking and divers can expect to enjoy swimming with species such as majestic eagle ray’s and sea turtles.

There are no hotels, restaurants or public facilities on any of the Tobago Cays, so aside from visiting day trippers, if you choose to anchor here on your charter yacht you will be treated to your own private Caribbean island experience. The islands are often used as backdrops for blockbuster movies such as the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, and some of the best beaches can be enjoyed on the smallest cay of Jamesby. Snorkelling is popular amongst the reefs of Petit Rameau cay but throughout these islands there is also a selection of breathtaking places to dive.

If you are interested in a private crewed yachting vacation in the waters around Tobago Cays, view all superyachts available for Windward Islands yacht charters today and start planning your next vacation with a recommended yacht charter broker . 

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Tobago Cays

Tobago Cay's is truly one of the most beautiful spots in the Caribbean. This stunning horseshoe reef is the world's third largest in the world and  is also a National Marine Park.

The Cay's have an astounding array of marine life. Snorkel with turtles, or dive the multicoloured reef  with it's vibrant colorful fish. Take a stroll on one of the many white sand deserted islands or simply lie under the shade of a palm tree.

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6.30am. Welcomed on board by the crew. Cruise past the beautiful Grenadine islands.

10.30am. Arrive in the beautiful Tobago Cays. Swim with the turtles, snorkel the coral reefs,explore the deserted islands or just relax on board.

1pm. Lunch.

2.30pm. Set sail and enjoy the cruise back to Bequia.

5.30pm. Arrive back in Bequia.

Explore the Grenadines without the crowds

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Tobago Cays Yacht Charters

A yacht charter in Tobago Cays offers amazing snorkeling, an abundance of sea life, and close encounters with sea turtles, along with stunning sandy beaches.

Tobago Cays are a group of four small uninhabited islands surrounded by an extensive Horseshoe Reef that acts as a barrier from the sea.  A fifth island lies just outside the reef.  The colors reflected by the shallow water and the reef are simply spectacular.

Tobago Cays were declared a wildlife reserve by the St. Vincent and the Grenadines government in 2006 and the islands are one of the most unspoiled natural marine areas in the world.

The islands are the desired location for diving yacht charters – Tobago Cays’ Horseshoe Reef is studded with lively sponges, iridescent waters, and colorful schools of fish – making it the perfect place to anchor your yacht, jump in the Caribbean Sea and go snorkeling or diving.

Tobago Cays Yacht Charter Highlights

• World-class snorkeling and diving
• Coral reefs
• Swimming with sea turtles
• No hotels, restaurants, or public facilities

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Tobago Cays Yachting: When to Go

Yachting in Tobago Cays is great year around. The most popular time for yacht charters in St Vincent and the Grenadines is mid-December to the end of April – the “traditional” Caribbean season.

How to Get There

There is no airport on Tobago Cays and the islands are not connected to other islands in the Grenadines by ferry. The only way to get to the islands is by boat.

Tobago Keys Yacht Charters – Things to See & Do

Here are some of the top sites to experience during your next yacht charter to Tobago Keys:

Baradel One of the many islands of the Tobago Cays, Baradel has become regarded for its opportunities for turtle-watching. With its soft, golden sand, translucent waters and laid-back, island feel, Baradel is also one of the Caribbean’s best places for snorkeling and diving.

Horseshoe Reef Filled with vibrant coral reefs, luminous marine life, green turtles and calm waters, Horseshoe Reef – which takes up four kilometers of the Tobago Cays – is a popular place for snorkeling and sailing. Hop on a small boat, sail through its emerald bays and dive in; rumor has it, you might even see nurse sharks and stingrays zooming past.

Jamesby Island Floating seemingly aimlessly amongst the islands of the Tobago Cays, Jamesby Island is one of the most photographed islets in the Caribbean. Known for its sparse palm trees, steep cliffs, calm shores and enchanting beauty, this wedge-shaped locale has small, but colorful beaches praised for their laid-back vibes and familiar charms.

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Tobago Cays

Stunning & Untouched, Deserted Islands to Be Discovered

Getting Here

The jewel in the crown of the southern grenadines.

The Tobago Cays Marine Park is approachable only by sea. As part of your St. Vincent & the Grenadines Yacht Charter experience, sail your private luxury catamaran to these untouched Caribbean Islands from nearby islands. Sail time from Canouan is 1 hour and sail time from Union is 1 hour.  The closest airports to the Tobago Cays Marine Park are located on Union Island, Canouan, St. Vincent, and Grenada. The primary airlines that service the Southern Grenadines are Grenadine Air Alliance and private aircraft charters. However, Warren Yachting can sort the details of your Grenadines sailing holiday; all you need to do is choose your dates!

About The Tobago Cays

Experience overwhelming beauty like no other.

On your Grenadines sailing holiday, visit the Tobago Cays Marine Park which houses a series of globally significant habitats including coral reefs, sea turtle nesting sites and feeding areas, and small systems of mangroves. The marine portion of the park surrounds five uninhabited cays, the populated island of Mayreau, and three islets. The four-kilometer long Horseshoe Reef, the longest of the four main reef systems in the TCMP, encloses four of the cays (Petit Bateau, Petit Rameau, Baradal, and Jamesby) with the fifth cay (Petit Tabac) lying just outside the reef to the east. From your private luxury yacht, visit Catholic Rock Bird Sanctuary, Purunia Wreck and Mayreau Gardens, snorkel or dive   Horse Shoe Reef, Baradal Turtle Sanctuary, swim with the turtles, picnic on an isolated beach at Petit Tabac  where they filmed Pirates of the Caribbea  and hike Petit Bateau, James Bay or Petit Rameau.

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Tobago Cays

Cruise Destination in the Caribbean

Very visited by tourists, Tobago Cays are a corner of paradise . They are composed of 5 Grenadine islands bathed in dazzling turquoise water: Petit Rameau , Petit Bateau , Baradal , Jamesby and Petit Tabac . Petit Tabac is the only one that is exclusively coral. Uninhabited, the Tobago Cays and their lagoons are classified as "marine park" . A national wildlife conservation park status that protects one of the most beautiful anchorages in the Caribbean and the Grenadines.

Sublime beaches, multicolored fish, turtles a few meters from the shore, rays... The Tobago Cays are a paradise for snorkeling lovers but also for sunbathing lovers ...

A large number of hotels in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines offer day and half-day catamaran and sailing trips on the islands, where many passing boats drop anchor.

On the islet of Petit bateau, the locals offer you the opportunity to taste "Rum Punch" accompanied by lobsters and grilled fish while enjoying the magnificent sunsets on a reggae rhythm.

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Mermer Advices

Very popular with tourists, Baradal Island offers many anchorages.  The most beautiful landscapes are to the south of the island. The configuration of the sandbanks changes with the currents, as long as the marine charts cannot adapt to them. This generates each time I return to it a significantly different landscape, in which it is necessary to navigate with care. You can anchor or take buoys for 25€ per night.

I advise you to arrange a trip to Petit Tabac for the day with a local (it is forbidden to anchor there since 2022).  This island is a marine natural park naturel, so its ecosystem is vital for the planet. It has the privilege of being part of coral reefs that represent only 0.2% of the ocean's surface and are home to one-third of the world's marine biodiversity.

Dont Miss the BBQ with the local at Petit Bateau.

Watch out, you might see Iguana, the emblem of Mermerlocation, on the island of Baradal

For the rest, I would be happy to share some good tips with you when you get your boat ready.

Tobago Cays

Tobago Cays hosts a multitude of marine life and land animals. Although uninhabited by people, there are about 50 kilometers of coral reefs, beaches and sea life to explore in the Tobago Cays Marine Park. Living in the Marine Park are gorgeous birds, turtles, iguanas, lobsters and stingrays. By catamaran, the round trip to the Tobago Cays from the mainland is roughly 6 hours. By speed boat, the round trip takes about 3 hours. 

Tobago Cays Marine Park offers a gorgeous explorative experience. While snorkeling in the clear blue waters, you can swim with turtles and stingrays, and spot lobsters and conch. There is a hiking trail on land that offers scenic views of the island while spotting the native iguanas and diverse bird species.

We offer day trips to the Tobago Cays on any boat of your choosing from our fleet. The prices are as follows:

Sweet Janina Catamaran: $2,000 USD

Inspiration Speed Boat: $2,200 USD

Pure Pleasure Speed Boat: $1,500 USD

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A World Away: Cruising the Tobago Cays

• By David H. Lyman
• July 5, 2024

There’s always a feeling of excitement mixed with a twinge of anxiety as the mooring pendant drops, or the anchor is catted, and a voyage begins. What do they say? The thrill in adventure is just this side of terror.

This time, it was the Friday before Easter. Any savvy sailor knows that you never begin a voyage on a Friday, not even on Good Friday.

Our plan was for a quick hop from Bequia down to the Tobago Cays, then to clear customs at Union Island, and then to head to nearby Carriacou. We wanted to visit the shipwrights who still build wooden boats the old way. We would begin our real voyage northward, up through the Lesser Antilles, the following week.

The wind was light as we headed out of Bequia’s Admiralty Bay and motored past Moonhole, an abandoned villa carved into the cliffs along the bay’s southern rampart. We rounded Western Cay with the dinghy tagging along behind and headed south-southwest, aiming for the island of Canouan. This string of islands in St. Vincent and the Grenadines stretches for 30 miles and has a lot going for it. The islands are all within sight of one another, all within an easy beam reach, and each different, with anchorages, communities ashore and great diving. It’s a smaller version of the British Virgin Islands.

I consulted my copy of Chris Doyle’s Guide to the Windward Islands as a lazy swell came from the east, barely noticeable on the calm, flat sea. With the sails rolled up and the autopilot set, the boat’s owner and I settled into the cockpit for the two-hour passage to Canouan.

Lounging there in the cockpit, under the dodger and Bimini top, I found much to like about this 30-year-old yacht. It was quality-built, with a lot of thought put into the design. Handholds were where you wanted them; the push-pit surrounded the cockpit; stout stainless steel rails extended forward to midship; and 30-inch-high lifelines ran forward from there. The decks were uncomplicated. The anchor platform on the bow was well planned. There was a good-size windlass with a chain break. A single bow roller housed the Rocna anchor. There was room on the foredeck to strap down the dinghy offshore.

I was happy to be aboard as Bequia dropped astern and two small islands appeared 2 miles off to port: Petit Nevis and Isle à Quatre. On the horizon, 5 miles farther east, was Mustique, a hideaway for royalty and the jet set. (Neither of us were appropriately attired for a visit.) Ahead, Canouan was visible, and beyond that, the rugged peaks of Union Island, looking like a gateway to Jurassic Park, only 24 miles away.

Canouan was one of the poorest islands in the Caribbean when I anchored there 15 years ago. Then, hotel developers expanded the airport to accommodate private jets. The residents now have a slightly higher standard of living. Grand Bay is the main harbor and anchorage, but we kept going.

Back in 2010, my family and I spent an overnight near here. It was a night to remember. We had anchored in 16 feet of water, off the Tamarind Beach Hotel’s dock near The Moorings charter base. The wind began to whistle down through the valleys. Gusts were heeling our 57-foot ketch. I had 100 feet of chin out on a 70-pound Bruce, but we were creeping ever closer to a catamaran anchored astern.

I got the kids (then 9 and 11) out of bed to help. The spare bow anchor was a 45-pound Danforth on 30 feet of chain and 200 feet of five-eighths nylon rode. While I brought the RIB around to the bow, the kids untied the Danforth and pulled out the chain and rode from below. They lowered the Danforth over the bow rollers as I guided it into the dink and then motored out 100 feet or more, with the kids paying out the line. Eventually, I slipped the anchor over the side—none of that anchor-throwing stuff for me.

Back aboard, we took in the rode until the anchor chain was slack. The kids were too excited to sleep, as was I. Throughout the night, the wind plucked out a tune in the boat’s rigging.

I thought about that memory as my current ride, Striker , rounded Canouan’s west end. We headed for the next small island, Mayreau, 4 miles away. On its northern tip is a perfect little anchorage, Salt Whistle Bay (more of a cove, really). Its palm-fringed beach and scattering of bars and restaurants make it too popular for those looking to get away from the crowd.

We were heading for an even more magical spot in the Tobago Cays. As we approached, I went forward and sat on the pulpit to watch the water change from deep, offshore blue to pale, with the seabed visible 30 feet below. The pale blue nearly changed to white as we approached the beach. Brown patches denoted coral heads and reefs. This was one lovely and lonely piece of the Caribbean, with only an open sea to the horizon in the distance.

It was late March with the season drawing to a close, but there were two powerboats and a dozen or more sailboats anchored. When I had last come through, it was late January with dozens of boats and beaches full of people.

My preference would be to anchor off the beach at Petit St. Vincent, a private resort that’s far from the crowds, yet within a short dinghy ride to excellent snorkeling. We passed Palm Island, with its resort and villas, and ended up in Clifton Harbor. I had been here a few times, including in 2010 after a month in Grenada.

Back then, we had planned to stop at Union Island for the night. While looking for a spot to anchor, a helpful West Indian chap had come along side in his pirogue, inquiring if we needed a mooring.

“How much?” I asked.

“100 EC.” About $60.

“Too much. We’ll anchor. Thank you, though.”

My new friend was persistent, and we settled for about $30.

“Where?” I asked.

“Follow me.”

He led us to a mooring right in front of the yacht club’s pier. How convenient. I gave him the fee, thanked him, and off he went in his colorful fishing boat. My family climbed into our RIB and went ashore to clear in.

Back on board that afternoon, as I was settling in with a rum and tonic, a day-charter catamaran approached with a woman on the bow. She shouted for us to get off the mooring. My kids ran forward to drop our mooring line as I started the engine, and we circled the harbor, searching for a spot to anchor. By the time our boat was secure, I was fuming.

I spied the pirogue tied to the fishermen’s dock, jumped into our RIB and sped ashore.

“I think he’s at his mother’s place,” an elderly chap told me. “Here, Bert will take you.”

I climbed into a nearby taxi. Off we went—first to his mother’s house, then to his wife’s, then to his girlfriend’s and, finally, back to the pier. My “friend” was waiting. He handed me a $100 EC bill. 

“You got change?” he asked. 

I ignored him and headed for my dinghy. He followed. We climbed into our respective boats. He circled our sailboat. My kids hid behind the staysail bag on the foredeck while I argued the taxi fare, the illegal mooring rental, and the unfairness of it all.

After a while, he realized I wasn’t going to give him the money. He left. I lay awake in the cockpit most of the night, fearing retaliation.

But back to today. 

This time, as we passed the harbor entrance buoy, a pirogue with two teenage boys roared up along the side. The taller boy at the engine yelled: “Do you want a mooring?”

“How much?”

“For you, I give you a discount. Usually $150EC. Today, it’s $100.”

“Too much,” I replied.

He lowered his price.

“Done. Now where?”

They led us to a sorry-looking buoy with an encrusted pendant. We passed one of our lines through the eye of the foul-looking thing. I paid the boys and they took off.

Not trusting the mooring, I donned a mask and snorkel. I swam down the mooring line to the bottom, where it disappeared into the mud. It looked as if it had been there for a century.

We dinghied ashore, tied up at the yacht club, and walk into town, through a bazaar of colorful awnings, umbrellas and tents above everything from jewelry, bikinis and vegetables to artwork and fruit.

We couldn’t resist the two-story Tipsy Turtle. We tucked into a booth on the upstairs porch, ordered rum punches, and surveyed the scene below.  

Tomorrow, we would hop over to Carriacou and clear in.

We could see it from where we sat—only half a day from Bequia, yet in another world.

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The Tobago Cays

Imagine an intimate cluster of five uninhabited cays, heavenly lagoons full of green turtles, coral reefs, colourful fishes and crystal clear waters. An idyllic yachting anchorage, a dream for scuba divers, a paradise for beachcombers, and a film location for Pirates of the Caribbean, the Tobago Cays and the Tobago Cays Marine Park is one of the world’s most awe inspiring island destinations.

Set in a coral reef lagoon the Islands are protected by two horseshoe reefs, providing picturesque turquoise waters, fine coral reefs and beaches of powdery white sand . . . “the jewel in the crown”.

Four of the Cays – Petit Bateau, Petit Rameau, Jamesby and Baradal and enclosed within the inner, aptly named Horseshoe Reef, while the fifth – Petit Tabac, made famous by the movie ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’, lies just to the east of the main group. Surrounding the islands is an outer reef, named World’s End Reef.

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Sailing the Tobago Cays

Embarking on a sailing journey is often synonymous with escaping to paradisiacal realms, and there are few destinations as enchanting as when sailing the Tobago Cays in the heart of the Caribbean.

Nestled in the azure waters of the West Indies, the Tobago Cays beckons sailors with its magnetic charm… a symphony of crystal-clear seas, untouched beaches, and a vibrant underwater world.

In this blog post, we will explore the allure of sailing the Tobago Cays, a haven for those seeking the perfect blend of adventure, natural beauty, and the serenity that only a secluded island escape can provide.

Picture yourself at the helm, the wind guiding your vessel towards this hidden gem, where each wave carries the promise of discovery.

The Tobago Cays isn’t just a destination; it’s a maritime odyssey, a navigational ballet through a cluster of five mesmerizing islands …

• Petit Rameau,
• Petit Bateau,
• and Petit Tabac

…each with its own unique character and allure.

As we delve into the depths of this tropical haven, we’ll explore the intricacies of planning the perfect voyage, unveil the underwater wonders that await beneath the surface, and savor the local culture and cuisine that add a flavorful dimension to your sailing experience.

Join us as we navigate the seas around Tobago Cays , where every sail unfurls a new chapter in the story of an unforgettable adventure.

A Sailing Gem in the Caribbean

The Tobago Cays, nestled in the heart of the Caribbean, stands as a testament to nature’s unparalleled artistry. Situated in the southern part of the Grenadines , this collection of five small, uninhabited islands forms a marine park renowned for its unspoiled beauty and thriving biodiversity.

As sailors approach this maritime treasure trove, they are greeted by a panorama of colors… azure waters blending seamlessly with the clear blue sky, creating a canvas of serenity that seems almost too perfect to be real.

The geographic positioning of Tobago Cays contributes to its magnetic appeal. Surrounded by a protective horseshoe-shaped coral reef , the cays offer a sheltered haven for sailors, ensuring calm waters and a sense of seclusion.

The inviting lagoons and sandy beaches that dot the landscape make it a sailor’s paradise, a tranquil sanctuary away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

What sets the Tobago Cays apart is not just its physical beauty but also its status as a marine park, a designation that underscores the commitment to preserving its pristine environment .

The clear waters teem with marine life, from colorful coral gardens to an array of fish species, creating an underwater spectacle that rivals the beauty of the islands themselves.

For those setting sail to Tobago Cays, the journey is not just about reaching a destination… it’s about immersing oneself in a living masterpiece, where the boundaries between sea and sky blur, and the symphony of nature takes center stage.

Sailing Adventures

The Tobago Cays, with its cluster of inviting islands , offers a sailing experience that transcends the ordinary. As the wind fills your sails and the sea breeze becomes your companion, each voyage through these azure waters unfolds a new chapter of adventure and discovery.

The Island Ensemble

Navigating the Tobago Cays is akin to embarking on a maritime treasure hunt .

The archipelago comprises five distinct islands… Petit Rameau, Petit Bateau, Baradal , Jamesby , and Petit Tabac… each contributing a unique flavor to the overall sailing experience.

From the lush greenery of Petit Rameau to the secluded charm of Petit Tabac, sailors are treated to a kaleidoscope of landscapes that vary from one cay to the next.

Notable Anchorages and Mooring Spots

The Tobago Cays is generously adorned with pristine anchorages and mooring spots, inviting sailors to drop anchor and immerse themselves in the breathtaking surroundings.

Whether it’s the sheltered waters of Baradal , the calm embrace of Jamesby , or the idyllic charm of Petit Bateau , each location offers a front-row seat to nature’s spectacle.

Sailing Itineraries

Crafting the perfect sailing itinerary is an art in Tobago Cays. Sailors can tailor their journeys to match their preferences, whether it’s a leisurely exploration of each cay or an adventurous circumnavigation of the entire archipelago.

For those seeking a bit of everything, a well-rounded itinerary might include snorkeling in the vibrant coral gardens, hiking the trails of Petit Rameau, and indulging in the tranquility of Petit Tabac’s untouched beaches .

Navigating these waters is not just about reaching a destination; it’s about savoring the journey and relishing the freedom that sailing the Tobago Cays bestows upon every seafarer.

Underwater Wonders

Beneath the surface of Tobago Cays lies a mesmerizing world of underwater wonders… a haven for snorkelers and divers seeking to explore the vibrant marine ecosystem that thrives in the clear Caribbean waters.

Snorkeling and Diving Hotspots

The Tobago Cays boasts some of the finest snorkeling and diving hotspots in the Caribbean . The Horseshoe Reef, a horseshoe-shaped coral reef surrounding the cays, is a premier destination.

Snorkelers can glide over kaleidoscopic coral gardens teeming with a dazzling array of marine life, from schools of tropical fish to graceful sea turtles. For the more adventurous, diving opportunities abound, offering a closer look at the intricate coral formations and the diverse underwater flora and fauna.

The Famous Horseshoe Reef

The crown jewel of the Tobago Cays’ underwater wonders is the Horseshoe Reef . This living coral structure is not only a spectacle in itself but also serves as a natural barrier , creating a calm and protected lagoon within.

Divers can descend into the depths to discover a world of tunnels, arches, and caverns formed by the coral, providing an immersive experience into the heart of this thriving marine ecosystem.

Rich Biodiversity Beneath the Surface

The waters surrounding Tobago Cays are a biodiversity hotspot, hosting an impressive array of marine species.

Encounter graceful sea turtles gliding through the sea, schools of colorful fish dancing in unison, and vibrant coral formations that house a myriad of aquatic life .

The underwater symphony of Tobago Cays is a testament to the conservation efforts in place, ensuring the preservation of this delicate ecosystem for generations to come.

Sailing the Tobago Cays isn’t just about exploring the islands above the waterline… it’s an invitation to dive into a world of wonder beneath the surface.

Local Culture and Cuisine

Beyond the sun-soaked beaches and the azure waters, St. Vincent and the Grenadines , and the Tobago Cays beckons sailors to discover the rich tapestry of local culture and indulge in the flavors that define the Caribbean culinary experience.

Interaction with the Locals

The Tobago Cays offers more than just a scenic backdrop; it provides an opportunity to engage with the local culture, primarily influenced by the indigenous Garifuna people.

Sailors can immerse themselves in the warm hospitality of these communities, learning about their traditions, folklore, and the vibrant history that has shaped the islands.

Must-Try Local Dishes and Drinks:

The culinary journey in Tobago Cays is a fusion of bold flavors and fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Seafood takes center stage, with conch, lobster, and fish dishes gracing the tables of beachside eateries.

Indulge in the savory delights of grilled spiny lobster , a Caribbean delicacy, or savor the flavors of a traditional seafood bouillabaisse .

The local cuisine extends beyond the sea, offering a diverse range of dishes that showcase the cultural melting pot of the region. Jerk chicken, callaloo (a leafy green dish) , and coconut-infused rice are just a glimpse into the tantalizing array of options awaiting eager palates.

Wash down these delectable dishes with a sip of the Caribbean’s finest libations . From the classic rum punch to locally brewed beers, the drink options complement the culinary experience, creating a symphony of tastes that mirror the vibrant spirit of the islands.

In the Tobago Cays, every meal becomes a celebration of the local culture, a culinary voyage that adds a flavorful dimension to your sailing adventure.

Sailing the Tobago Cays is an immersive experience , a voyage that encompasses the beauty above and below the waterline, the thrill of sailing, and the rich cultural tapestry that defines the Caribbean.

As the sun sets on our exploration of Tobago Cays, we invite every sailor to embark on their own odyssey, to set sail into the embrace of this maritime paradise, where every wave tells a story and every breeze whispers an invitation to discover the wonders that await on the horizon. Don’t miss out on this once-in-a-lifetime experience. Set sail with us and create your own story on the open sea. Contact us today to get started.

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If you are obtaining a quote, information, booking travel for and/or securing or procuring a Charter (as that term is defined in Section 1 below) for more than just yourself, all references below to “Charterer” or “you” (and derivations thereof) shall be read to mean you on behalf of yourself and each individual within your group for whom you are obtaining a quote, information, booking travel for and/or securing or procuring Charter.

These Terms shall be read together and construed, to the fullest extent possible, to be in concert with any other agreement by or among Broker and Charterer. To the extent they cannot be so construed, then in the event of any direct conflict between these Terms and any other agreement by or among Broker and Charterer (including but not limited to the agreement executed by Charterer for a Charter Reservation (as that term is defined in Section 1 below), these Terms shall prevail.

• Prepaid Charter Reservations . Typically, Broker negotiates charter rates in advance with the yacht owner or charter company (“ Charter Provider ”) to obtain cost-effective rates, and facilitate reservations and availability for yacht charters, excursions and travel (the “ Charter ”). Broker also provides services to you by facilitating the booking of reservations for consideration and receives a commission from the Charter Provider (the “ Broker Fee ”). The Broker Fee is included in the pre-negotiated Charter rate provided to you, plus taxes and other fees where applicable. You agree that your payment is for the total amount set forth in the applicable Charter agreement (which Charter Provider may refer to as a Charter Contract, Charter Agreement, Booking Terms & Conditions, Instructions and Terms for Accommodations, as well as other derivations) provided to you by Broker (“ Charter Agreement ”). Upon execution of the Charter Agreement and receipt of the applicable deposit, you will have made a reservation for the Charter that authorizes Broker to facilitate the Charter on your behalf (“Charter Reservation”), including making payment arrangements with the Charter Provider. You further agree that Broker is a third-party beneficiary to the Charter Agreement and shall have the right to enforce such agreement to the extent it deems such enforcement necessary or advisable to protect its rights hereunder or under the Charter Agreement.

  Broker retains the Broker Fee as compensation in arranging your Charter Reservation. The Broker Fee varies based on the amount and type of Charter and/or services provided by Broker.  By making a Charter Reservation, you accept and agree to the relevant cancellation and no-show policy of the Charter Provider set forth in the Charter Agreement. Cancellation and no-show policies vary for each Charter. Carefully read the Charter Agreement and additional information provided to you by Broker. It is expressly agreed by Charterer that the Broker Fee is earned at the time the Charter Reservation is made. Late payment, wrong credit card or debit card details, invalid credit or debit cards, or insufficient funds are for your own risk and account, and you will not be entitled to any refund of any prepaid amount unless the Charter Provider expressly agrees otherwise under the Charter Agreement or in some other signed writing.

• Charter Rules and Restrictions . Additional terms and agreements will apply to your Charter Reservation and any purchase or rental of equipment or other items, supplies, provisions and travel you may select. Please read those additional terms carefully. In particular, if you have purchased airfare, please ensure that you read the full terms and conditions of carriage issued by the supplier. You agree to abide by the terms of purchase imposed by any supplier with whom you elect to deal, including but not limited to payment of all amounts when due and compliance with the supplier’s rules and restrictions regarding availability, charges, fares, and use of products and services.
• Payment . All payments must be made by personal check, bank/wire transfer, ACH payment and/or with a major credit card unless otherwise expressly stated. The total price for the Charter Reservation will be billed in U.S. Dollars unless otherwise stated. Some banks and credit card companies impose fees for international transactions. If you are making a reservation from outside of the United States on a US credit card, your bank may convert the payment amount to your local currency and charge you a conversion fee. This means the amount listed on your credit or bank card statement may be in your local currency and therefore a different figure than the amount provided by Broker for the Charter Reservation. In addition, a foreign transaction fee may be assessed if the financial institution that issued your credit card is located outside of the United States. Booking international travel may be considered to be an international transaction by the financial institution or card company. The currency exchange rate and foreign transaction fee is determined solely by your financial institution on the day that it processes the transaction. If you have any questions about these fees or the exchange rate applied to your booking, please contact your financial institution. Broker shall not be liable to you for any such service, conversion, or exchange fee.

  Broker expressly reserves the right to cancel your Charter Reservation if full payment is not timely received as set forth in the Charter Agreement.

• Cancellation and Rescheduling . You may cancel or change your Charter Reservation as set forth in the Charter Agreement by and among you, the Charter Provider and/or Broker. Please note that some Charter Providers do not permit changes to or cancellation of reservations after they are made, or after a certain date, as indicated in the Charter Agreement. You agree to abide by the terms of the Charter Agreement with respect to your Charter Reservation. Broker will not be responsible for reimbursing Charterer for any previously tendered deposits or payments by Charterer and disclaims all liability for the failure of a Charter Provider to refund or return any such funds.
• Credit Card Transactions and Chargebacks . If for any reason, any Charter Provider is unable to provide the Charter, or any part thereof, for which you have contracted, your remedy lies against the Charter Provider, and not against Broker. However, Broker will use reasonable efforts to assist you and Charter Provider in reaching a resolution to a dispute between you and the Charter Provider. In the event that your payment has already been transferred from Broker to Charter Provider or to an escrow account, you agree that you will not seek a chargeback against Broker for such amounts transferred. You further agree to indemnify and hold Broker harmless from and against any liability, loss, damage or expense (including without limitation, reasonable attorneys’ fees) that Broker may incur in connection with chargebacks against Broker or under the Charter Agreement and your performance thereunder. If Broker incurs any costs, including but not limited to attorneys’ fees, to recover any payments charged back by your credit card company or other financial institution, you agree that you will be liable for these costs. If your payment is declined for any reason, you agree to settle any amounts owed to Broker via money order, cashier’s check, personal check or bank/ACH transfer immediately.
• Broker Responsibility . Broker makes arrangements with the Charter Provider. Broker additionally makes additional arrangements with other suppliers for the various components and other services that comprise your Charter (“Charter Suppliers”). Broker is not an agent of these Charter Providers or the Charter Suppliers (and the Charter Providers and Charter Suppliers are not agents of Broker). Broker expressly disclaims any liability for the actions or omissions of the Charter Provider and the Charter Suppliers. The Charter Providers and the Charter Suppliers reserve the right to refuse service to you at their sole discretion. Broker assumes no liability for the acts of the Charter Provider or the Charter Suppliers in refusing service. Broker is not responsible for schedule changes and does not offer compensation for those changes. Broker is not responsible under any circumstances for any injury or damages you may suffer, in connection with sea, air or ground transportation, hotel accommodations, or other travel or excursion services arranged by Broker.

  You understand Broker is not the source or supplier of the Charter or other travel services you requested and acts solely as a broker for the Charter Provider and the Charter Suppliers. You agree that the Charter Provider and Charter Suppliers whose names appear in the information supplied to you are those who are solely responsible for providing the Charter you purchase. You consent to and request the use of the Charter Provider and the Charter Suppliers and agree to not hold Broker responsible should any of them: (i) fail to provide the Charter or travel services you purchased, whether or not such services are listed in the Charter Agreement or otherwise, (ii) fail to comply with any applicable law, or (iii) engage in any negligent act or omission that causes you any sort of injury, damage, delay or inconvenience.

By using Broker’s services, you waive and release any claim against Broker, its affiliated and subsidiary companies, and their respective officers, directors, employees, contractors, and agents, arising out of or in connection with any loss of or damage to property or injury to any person caused by reason of (i) any defect, negligence, or other wrongful act or omission, or any failure of performance of any kind, by any Charter Provider, Charter Suppliers, or any other provider of sea, airline, hotel, ground transportation or any other travel provider connected to or otherwise associated with the Charter, (ii) any claim for inconvenience, loss of enjoyment, mental distress or other similar claim, (iii) any delayed departure, missed connection, substitute accommodation, termination of service or change in fares or rates, and (iv) overbooking, flight or other travel cancellation, lost or misconnected personal property, or any claim arising out of the air transportation portion of your travel, and (v) or any other claim arising out of or otherwise related to the Charter Agreement or services provided by the Charter Provider and the Charter Suppliers.

Excepting only liability that directly arises from the gross negligence or willful misconduct of Broker, you will not hold Broker responsible for any injury, damage or loss you may suffer while on a Charter, whether incurred on the Charter or in connection with any other rental, purchase, excursion or activity, regardless of the relationship of any of the foregoing with the Charter Provider or the Charter Suppliers.

• Your Responsibility . By booking a Charter with Broker, you agree to defend and indemnify and hold harmless Broker, Charter Provider, Charter Suppliers, and each of their respective officers, directors, employees and agents, from and against any and all claims, causes of action, demands, recoveries, losses, damages, fines, penalties or other costs or expenses of any kind or nature, including but not limited to reasonable legal fees, arising out of or in connection with: (i) your breach of these Terms or the documents referenced herein; (ii) your violation of any law or rights of a third party; or (iii) your use of the Broker website.

You will review your Charter Agreement and travel documents for accuracy upon receipt. You understand that it is your responsibility to review the accuracy of all details in the Charter Reservation provided to you, and that you may contact Broker if you have any questions.

You assume full and complete responsibility for checking and verifying any and all passport, visa, vaccination, or other entry requirements of your destination(s), and all conditions regarding health, safety, security, political stability, and labor or civil unrest at such destination(s).

You understand that Broker recommends purchasing travel insurance to cover certain risks inherent in travel such as supplier bankruptcy and the inability to travel due to a medical or personal emergency.

• No Warranties . All Charters, products, services, advice and information is provided on an “as is” and “as available” basis without warranties of any kind, either expressed or implied to the fullest extent permitted under the law, including but not limited to, warranties of title or implied warranties of merchantability, satisfactory quality or fitness for a particular purpose. Without limiting the above, no warranty or guarantee is made (i) regarding the acceptance of any reservation request or Charter Reservation; (ii) regarding the availability of Charters, or any other product and/or services through Broker; (iii) that the use of Broker’s website will be error-free; or (iv) regarding the completeness, accuracy, reliability or quality of any information, content, data, service, advice or merchandise provided by Broker or through Broker’s website.

Broker has no special knowledge regarding the Charter Provider’s or Charter Supplier’s financial condition, unsafe conditions, health hazards, weather hazards, or climate extremes at locations to which you may travel during or otherwise in connection with your Charter.

• Limitation on Liability . In no event shall Broker, Charter Provider, Charter Suppliers, and/or their respective affiliates, or any employees, agents, officers, directors, members or managers of any of the foregoing (“Broker and Charter Releasees”), be liable for any direct, indirect, punitive, incidental, special or consequential damages arising out of, or in any way connected with, your access to, display of or use the Broker’s website, the Charter or services provided to you in connection with the Charter (including, but not limited to, your reliance upon opinions of the Broker), whether based on a theory of negligence, contract, tort, strict liability, consumer protection statutes, or otherwise, and even if Broker and/or any other of the Broker and Charter Releasees have been advised of the possibility of such damages.

If, despite the limitation above, Broker or the Broker and Charter Releasees are found liable for any loss or damage which arises out of or in any way connected with any of the occurrences described above, then Broker, Charter Provider, Charter Supplier and the Broker and Charter Releasees will in no event exceed, in the aggregate, the greater of (a) the Broker Fee, and (b) One-Hundred Dollars (US $100.00).

The foregoing limitation of liability reflects the allocation of risk between the parties. The limitations specified in this section will survive and apply even if any limited remedy specified in these Terms is found to have failed of its essential purpose. The limitations of liability provided in these Terms inure to the benefit of Broker and/or its providers.

The foregoing does not affect any liability which cannot be excluded or limited under applicable law.

• Limitation on Time to File Claims . ANY CAUSE OF ACTION OR CLAIM YOU MAY HAVE ARISING OUT OF RELATING TO BROKER’S SERVICES OR THE WEBSITE MUST BE COMMENCED WITHIN ONE (1) YEAR AFTER THE CAUSE OF ACTION ACCRUES, OTHERWISE, SUCH CAUSE OF ACTION OR CLAIM IS PERMANENTLY BARRED.
• Waiver . No waiver by Broker of any term or condition set forth in these Terms shall be deemed a further or continuing waiver of such term or condition or a waiver of any other term or condition, and any failure of the Broker to assert a right or provision under these Terms shall not constitute a waiver of such right or provision.
• Severability . If any provision of these Terms is held by a court or other tribunal of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, illegal or unenforceable for any reason, such provision shall be eliminated or limited to the minimum extent such that the remaining provisions of the Terms will continue in full force and effect.
• Governing Law and Mandatory Venue . The laws of the State of Florida govern the rights and obligations of the parties to this Agreement and the interpretation, construction and enforceability thereof. You agree that any action or proceeding initiated by Charterer against Broker shall be brought solely in the federal and state courts of Hillsborough County, Florida, and you submit to the jurisdiction of those courts and waive any objections to the exercise of personal jurisdiction over you by those courts. In the event any action or proceeding is initiated by Charterer in a court outside of Hillsborough County, Florida, Charterer agrees to pay Broker’s costs and reasonable attorneys’ fees associated with defending such action or proceeding and waives any and all defenses to the transfer of said action or proceeding, whether jurisdictional or otherwise, to a federal or state court in Hillsborough County, Florida.

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Tobago Cay Yacht Charter

Chartering a superyacht in Tobago Cay, Turks & Caicos, offers an unparalleled experience of luxury and adventure in one of the Caribbean’s most pristine destinations. Nestled in the heart of the Caribbean, Tobago Cay is renowned for its stunning turquoise waters, vibrant coral reefs, and secluded white-sand beaches. As you explore this idyllic paradise, you’ll have the opportunity to dive into crystal-clear waters teeming with marine life, sail through gentle breezes, and relax on your private deck while soaking in breathtaking sunsets. Whether you’re seeking thrilling water sports, tranquil island exploration, or simply lounging in luxury, a superyacht charter in Tobago Cay provides an unforgettable escape tailored to your every desire.

YACHTS FOR CHARTER IN THIS AREA

Whispers II

Quantum of Solace

Black Pearl

• Snorkeling and Scuba Diving : Explore the vibrant coral reefs and encounter a diverse array of marine life, including colorful fish, turtles, and rays.
• Visit Secluded Beaches : Relax on pristine, untouched beaches, perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and enjoying a private picnic.
• Kayaking and Paddleboarding : Navigate the calm, crystal-clear waters of serene lagoons and hidden coves by kayak or paddleboard.
• Deep-Sea Fishing : Experience the thrill of catching big game fish in the rich waters of the Caribbean, known for species like marlin, sailfish, and tuna.
• Kite Surfing: Take advantage of the steady Caribbean breezes and try kite surfing for an exhilarating adventure on the water.
• Beach Barbecues : Enjoy a gourmet barbecue on the beach, prepared by your yacht’s chef, while watching the sunset over the horizon.
• Wildlife Watching : Observe the diverse wildlife, including seabirds, iguanas, and, if you’re lucky, the occasional dolphin or whale.
• Exploring Nearby Islands : Sail to nearby islands such as Mayreau and Union Island, each offering unique landscapes and local culture.
• Water Sports : Engage in various water sports like jet skiing, wakeboarding, and tubing for an adrenaline-filled day on the water.
• Al Fresco Dining : Enjoy exquisite meals on deck, taking in the stunning views and tranquil ambiance of Tobago Cay, under the star-lit sky.

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