4 SeaZens Catamaran

Day 1: Embarkation and Norman Island

• Set sail from Nanny Cay, heading toward Norman Island for the night, where you can enjoy a beachfront restaurant and sip beverages from a local bar anchored on a boat.

• Enjoy prime snorkeling opportunities or even a scuba diving excursion.

 

Day 2: Peter Island and Cooper Island

• Sail to Peter Island for lunch and water sports.

• Then onto Cooper Island for the night. Cooper Island is a quaint hideaway with one restaurant, a rum bar, and a resident scuba diving company—the diving here is excellent, with lots of opportunities to see sea turtles and stingrays.

 

Day 3: Sail up to The Baths at Virgin Gorda

• Sail up to the iconic Baths at Virgin Gorda for an unforgettable trek through towering volcanic rocks and boulders.

• Continue up to Mountain Point for lunch, enjoy water sports in the afternoon, and then head to Gorda Sound for the night.

• Explore Leverick Bay Yacht Club’s upscale boutiques, restaurant, bar, and spa.

 

Day 4: Sail to Dog Islands for lunch and snorkeling

• Sail to Dog Islands (also known as The Dogs), a small group of islets, for lunch and incredible snorkeling.

• Continue onto Marina Cay for the evening, close to Scrub Island Resort, an upscale private island resort, and Trellis Bay, a lively island known for its beach parties.

 

Day 5: Rum Distillery Tour

• Visit Monkey Point for crystal-clear morning snorkeling.

• Then, sail to Cane Garden Bay for lunch and a tour of an old rum distillery. Or, sail to Green Cay off Little Jost Van Dyke for lunch, snorkeling, water sports, and premier scuba diving.

• Sail to nearby Great Harbor for the night, where the famous restaurant Foxy’s awaits—which has been serving seafood and strong rum cocktails to sailors and visitors since 1968.

 

Day 6: Soggy Dollar Bar and Sopers Hole

• Spend a beach day at the famous Soggy Dollar Bar, which claims to have invented the original painkiller cocktail in the 1970s.

Head to scenic Sopers Hole for the night.

 

Day 7: Disembark

•Head back toward the dock to disembark.

Day 1: Embarkation and St. Maarten

• Set sail from Simpson Bay on St. Maarten, the Dutch side of the island, where you’ll enjoy seeing mega yachts and private jets.

 

Day 2: Sail to St. Barts

• After breakfast, set sail on a 4-5 hour journey to St. Barts, passing Phillipsburg (the capital of St. Maarten) along the way.

• Anchor in Gustavia and enjoy some of the best luxury shopping in the Caribbean and Michelin-starred restaurants, or take a short cab ride to Nikki Beach.

 

Day 3: Islet Fourche, St. Barts

• Sail to Islet Fourche, a perfect spot to swim, snorkel, and enjoy all of the water sports equipment on board, including stand-up paddleboards, kayaks, floats, and more.

 

Day 4: Ilet Pinet, St. Maarten

• Head north along the east side of St. Maarten to Orient Bay where you’ll find great beaches and opportunities for water sports. Visit Ilet Pinel, a tiny island paradise off the coast.

 

Day 5: Sandy Ground, Anguilla

• Sail across Anguilla Channel to the north side of Anguilla where you will clear customs, then spend the night in Sandy Ground, a popular village with a charming crescent beach.

 

Day 6: Meade Beach and Rendezvous Bay, Anguilla

• In the morning depart for the other side of the island, stopping at beautiful Meade Beach for a swim and stroll on one of the island’s best beaches. There will also be time to visit Four Seasons Resort, located on the west end.

• After lunch, head to Rendezvous Bay to visit the legendary Bankie Banx’s Dune Preserve beach bar, a laid-back wooden beach bar with views of St. Maarten across the bay. Enjoy tropical drinks and music from the iconic Bankie Banx, a reggae singer known as the “Anguillan Bob Dylan.” The bay is also ideal for water sports.

 

Day 7: Disembark at Simpson Bay, St. Maarten

• Sail back to St. Maarten stopping at the Bay of Prunes for lunch on a beautiful sandy beach ending at steep cliffs at La Samanna, A Belmond Hotel. After lunch, head back to Simpson Bay where there are many options for entertainment, like water sports, bars and clubs, casinos, and more.