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Caribbean winters, Mediterranean summers

Maiden season 2026/27
Sailing yachts at anchor at sunset in the Tobago Cays
Winter season

Winter 2026/27: Eastern Caribbean

From the Virgin Islands to Grenada

For her maiden charter season, from December to April, WINDKIND cruises the Leeward and Windward Islands of the Eastern Caribbean, from the British Virgin Islands and St Martin via St Barth, Antigua, Barbuda and Guadeloupe to St Lucia, the Grenadines and Grenada. French chic, British charm and untouched nature, often several islands and cultures in a single week.

Overview map of the Eastern Caribbean with the eight winter sample itineraries W1 to W8, from the British Virgin Islands to Grenada
All winter routes at a glance

Sample itineraries · Winter

Tap a route to see the map and the day-by-day plan.

W1British Virgin IslandsTortola – Tortola · 7 nights · approx. 80 nmThe sailor’s paradise: caves, giant boulders and Anegada lobster.
Route map W1: British Virgin Islands
  1. Day 1
    Road Town – Norman IslandEmbark on Tortola; snorkelling at The Caves.
  2. Day 2
    Cooper & Salt IslandSnorkelling over the wreck of the RMS Rhone.
  3. Day 3
    The Baths, Virgin GordaThe famous granite boulders and grottoes.
  4. Day 4
    North SoundA protected lagoon, ideal for water toys.
  5. Day 5
    AnegadaA flat coral island with endless beaches and the famous lobster.
  6. Day 6
    Jost Van DykeWhite Bay and Sandy Spit.
  7. Day 7
    Cane Garden Bay – Road TownLast swim and disembarkation on Tortola.
W2St Martin, Anguilla & St BarthSt Martin – St Martin · 7 nights · approx. 80 nmThree islands, three flags, endless white beaches.
Route map W2: St Martin, Anguilla & St Barth
  1. Day 1
    St Martin – Grand CaseEmbark in St Martin. Dinner in Grand Case, the culinary capital of the island.
  2. Day 2
    AnguillaClear in at Sandy Ground and swim at Sandy Island, a tiny sandbar on the reef.
  3. Day 3
    Prickly Pear CaysRemote cays with powder-white sand and crystal-clear water.
  4. Day 4
    Tintamarre – ColombierThe nature reserve of Tintamarre, then on to Anse de Colombier, St Barth’s most beautiful bay.
  5. Day 5
    GustaviaBoutiques, Shell Beach and the famous restaurants of St Barth.
  6. Day 6
    Île FourchueSnorkelling and solitude on an uninhabited island.
  7. Day 7
    St MartinLast swim and disembarkation in St Martin.
W3St Martin to St Kitts & NevisSt Martin – St Kitts & Nevis · 7 nights · approx. 100 nmChic St Barth and the unspoilt Dutch and British islands.
Route map W3: St Martin to St Kitts & Nevis
  1. Day 1
    St Martin – GustaviaEmbark in St Martin and sail to St Barth.
  2. Day 2
    St BarthAnse de Colombier and Saint-Jean Bay.
  3. Day 3
    SabaThe “Unspoiled Queen”: a dramatic volcanic island and protected marine park.
  4. Day 4
    St EustatiusHistoric Oranjestad and quiet anchorages off “Statia”.
  5. Day 5
    St KittsThe beaches of the South Peninsula and White House Bay.
  6. Day 6
    NevisPinney’s Beach and the plantation inns of Nevis.
  7. Day 7
    St Kitts & NevisDisembarkation in Basseterre or Charlestown.
W4Antigua & BarbudaEnglish Harbour – English Harbour · 7 nights · approx. 110 nmNelson’s Dockyard, pink-sand beaches and the frigate birds of Barbuda.
Route map W4: Antigua & Barbuda
  1. Day 1
    English HarbourEmbark at Nelson’s Dockyard, a UNESCO World Heritage Site; sunset drinks on Shirley Heights.
  2. Day 2
    Green Island & Nonsuch BaySnorkelling, kite-surfing and paddleboarding in a reef-protected bay on the Atlantic side.
  3. Day 3
    Barbuda: Cocoa PointAcross to Barbuda and miles of empty white and pink sand.
  4. Day 4
    Barbuda: Low BayA seemingly endless beach; by local boat into Codrington Lagoon and its frigate bird colony.
  5. Day 5
    Great Bird IslandBack to Antigua: the islands and reefs of the North Sound.
  6. Day 6
    Deep Bay & Hermitage BayThe wreck of the Andes, the walk up to Fort Barrington and lunch in Hermitage Bay.
  7. Day 7
    Carlisle Bay – English HarbourA last swim in Carlisle Bay; back to English Harbour for disembarkation.
W5Antigua & GuadeloupeAntigua – Guadeloupe · 7 nights · approx. 150 nmNelson’s Dockyard, a living volcano and French Caribbean flair.
Route map W5: Antigua & Guadeloupe
  1. Day 1
    English HarbourEmbark at Nelson’s Dockyard, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
  2. Day 2
    Green IslandTurquoise water and kite-surfing in Nonsuch Bay.
  3. Day 3
    Antigua west coastThe long white beaches around Jolly Harbour.
  4. Day 4
    MontserratThe Soufrière Hills volcano seen from the sea; anchorage in Little Bay.
  5. Day 5
    DeshaiesA charming fishing village and its botanical garden.
  6. Day 6
    Pigeon IslandsSnorkelling in the Cousteau Reserve.
  7. Day 7
    Les Saintes – Pointe-à-PitreMorning in Les Saintes; disembarkation in Pointe-à-Pitre.
W6Guadeloupe & Her IslandsPointe-à-Pitre – Pointe-à-Pitre · 7 nights · approx. 130 nmLes Saintes, Marie-Galante and the Cousteau Reserve.
Route map W6: Guadeloupe & Her Islands
  1. Day 1
    Pointe-à-Pitre – Sainte-AnneEmbark and sail to the beaches of Sainte-Anne.
  2. Day 2
    Petite-TerreA nature reserve with turtles, iguanas and a lagoon (day visit).
  3. Day 3
    Marie-GalanteThe island of a hundred windmills, rum distilleries and empty beaches.
  4. Day 4
    Les SaintesArrival in the bay of Terre-de-Haut, one of the most beautiful in the Caribbean.
  5. Day 5
    Les SaintesPain de Sucre, Fort Napoléon and the quiet coves of Terre-de-Bas.
  6. Day 6
    Pigeon IslandsSnorkelling in the Cousteau Reserve off Basse-Terre.
  7. Day 7
    Basse-Terre – Pointe-à-PitreA full day under sail along the south coast; disembarkation in Pointe-à-Pitre.
W7Guadeloupe, Dominica & MartiniquePointe-à-Pitre – Le Marin · 7 nights · approx. 130 nmThe Nature Island between two French gems.
Route map W7: Guadeloupe, Dominica & Martinique
  1. Day 1
    Pointe-à-Pitre – Les SaintesEmbark and sail south to Les Saintes.
  2. Day 2
    Les SaintesA full day in one of the most beautiful bays in the Caribbean.
  3. Day 3
    Portsmouth, DominicaA rowing-boat tour up the Indian River.
  4. Day 4
    Dominica west coastRainforest, waterfalls and hot springs.
  5. Day 5
    Soufrière BaySnorkelling at Champagne Reef and Scotts Head.
  6. Day 6
    Saint-Pierre, MartiniqueAnchorage at the foot of Mont Pelée.
  7. Day 7
    Anses d’Arlet – Le MarinLast swim with the turtles of Anses d’Arlet; disembarkation in Le Marin.
W8St Lucia, the Grenadines & GrenadaSt Lucia – Grenada · 7 nights · approx. 140 nmThe Pitons, Mustique and the turquoise Tobago Cays.
Route map W8: St Lucia, the Grenadines & Grenada
  1. Day 1
    Rodney Bay – The PitonsEmbark in St Lucia and anchor beneath the Pitons, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
  2. Day 2
    BequiaA full day under sail to Admiralty Bay.
  3. Day 3
    MustiqueMacaroni Beach and the legendary Basil’s Bar.
  4. Day 4
    Tobago CaysSwimming with turtles in the Tobago Cays Marine Park.
  5. Day 5
    Mayreau & Union IslandSalt Whistle Bay, one of the most beautiful bays of the Grenadines.
  6. Day 6
    CarriacouSandy Island and Paradise Beach.
  7. Day 7
    GrenadaGrand Anse Beach; disembarkation in St George’s.
Palm-fringed beach at Carnash Bay, Mayreau, with a paddleboarder in clear waterPalm-lined crescent of Salt Whistle Bay, MayreauKitesurfers off Union IslandCacti framing the turquoise lagoon of the Tobago Cays

Photos: WINDKIND, Grenadines.

WINDKIND at anchor in turquoise water off Sardinia
Summer season

Summer 2027: Italy & Southern France

Riviera glamour, wild islands and la dolce vita

From early June to October, WINDKIND spends her first Mediterranean summer along the most beautiful coastlines of the Western Mediterranean: the glamour of the Côte d’Azur, the Italian Riviera and the Cinque Terre, the islands of Tuscany, the untouched bays of Corsica, the emerald water of Sardinia and the Pontine Islands, Capri and the Amalfi Coast. And whenever you feel like going ashore, the lanes of Saint-Tropez, the boutiques of Cannes and Monaco or a long lunch in Positano are just a tender ride away.

Embarkation: Nice, Cannes, Antibes, Saint-Tropez or Monaco; Corsica (Calvi, Ajaccio, Bonifacio); Genoa for the Italian Riviera; Punta Ala for the Tuscan islands; Sardinia (Olbia, Porto Cervo, Cagliari); Rome (Nettuno) or Naples for the Pontine Islands, the Amalfi Coast and Capri. Other ports on request.

Overview map of the Western Mediterranean with the eight summer sample itineraries S1 to S8: Italian Riviera, Côte d’Azur, Tuscan islands, Corsica, Sardinia, the Pontine Islands and the Amalfi Coast
All summer routes at a glance

Sample itineraries · Summer

Tap a route to see the map and the day-by-day plan.

S1Italian Riviera & Cinque TerreGenoa – Genoa · 7 nights · approx. 110 nmPortofino, the five villages and the Gulf of Poets.
Route map S1: Italian Riviera & Cinque Terre
  1. Day 1
    Genoa – CamogliEmbark in Genoa; first evening in the fishing village of Camogli.
  2. Day 2
    San Fruttuoso & PortofinoThe abbey cove of San Fruttuoso, then an Aperol on the Piazzetta in Portofino.
  3. Day 3
    Sestri LevanteThe Bay of Silence; on the way, the promenades of Santa Margherita Ligure.
  4. Day 4
    Cinque TerreAnchor off Monterosso; Vernazza and Manarola by tender.
  5. Day 5
    Portovenere & PalmariaThe church of San Pietro on its rock and a swim at Palmaria.
  6. Day 6
    LericiThe castle above the bay and dinner in Tellaro or San Terenzo.
  7. Day 7
    Lerici – GenoaA last swim, then along the Riviera back to Genoa for disembarkation.
S2Riviera ClassicsNice – Cannes · 7 nights · approx. 130 nmBelle Époque harbours, legendary beaches and the islands of Hyères.
Route map S2: Riviera Classics
  1. Day 1
    Nice – VillefrancheEmbark in Nice. First night in the sheltered bay of Villefranche-sur-Mer.
  2. Day 2
    Monaco & Cap FerratMorning in Monaco, afternoon swim off Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat.
  3. Day 3
    Cap d’AntibesLunch at anchor below the villas of the Cap; evening in Antibes.
  4. Day 4
    Saint-TropezPampelonne Beach by day, the old harbour by night.
  5. Day 5
    PorquerollesWhite sand and pine forests in the Port-Cros National Park.
  6. Day 6
    Esterel coastA full day under sail to the red cliffs and quiet coves around Agay.
  7. Day 7
    Îles de Lérins – CannesSwim between Sainte-Marguerite and Saint-Honorat; disembarkation in Cannes.
S3The Tuscan IslandsPunta Ala – Monte Argentario · 7 nights · approx. 150 nmElba, Capraia and Giglio: the islands of the Tuscan Archipelago.
Route map S3: The Tuscan Islands
  1. Day 1
    Punta AlaEmbark in Punta Ala; first swim at Cala Violina, named after its “singing” sand.
  2. Day 2
    Portoferraio, ElbaNapoleon’s town and his residences; a swim in Biodola Bay.
  3. Day 3
    CapraiaA volcanic island in a national park; Cala Rossa and the fish restaurants of the harbour.
  4. Day 4
    Elba south coastThe beaches of Fetovaia and Cavoli; evening in Marina di Campo.
  5. Day 5
    GiglioGiglio Porto and the granite coves of Cala delle Cannelle.
  6. Day 6
    GiannutriA tiny, car-free island in the national park: clear water and Roman ruins.
  7. Day 7
    Monte ArgentarioMorning in Porto Ercole; disembarkation in Porto Santo Stefano.
S4Wild CorsicaCalvi – Bonifacio · 7 nights · approx. 120 nmRed cliffs, nature reserves and the white cliffs of Bonifacio.
Route map S4: Wild Corsica
  1. Day 1
    CalviEmbark below the citadel; first night in the bay of Calvi.
  2. Day 2
    Scandola & GirolataAlong the Scandola Nature Reserve (UNESCO World Heritage, day visit); evening in Girolata, reachable only by sea or on foot.
  3. Day 3
    Calanques de PianaThe red granite cliffs of the Gulf of Porto.
  4. Day 4
    Îles Sanguinaires & AjaccioSunset at the Sanguinaires; Napoleon’s home town.
  5. Day 5
    Gulf of ValincoQuiet beaches around Campomoro.
  6. Day 6
    Roccapina – BonifacioThe lion rock of Roccapina, then arrival below the cliffs of Bonifacio.
  7. Day 7
    Lavezzi IslandsCrystal-clear water in the Lavezzi archipelago; disembarkation in Bonifacio.
S5Costa Smeralda & La MaddalenaOlbia – Porto Cervo · 7 nights · approx. 90 nmEmerald water, granite islands and a detour to Corsica.
Route map S5: Costa Smeralda & La Maddalena
  1. Day 1
    Olbia – TavolaraEmbark in Olbia; first swim beneath the cliffs of Tavolara.
  2. Day 2
    Cala di Volpe – Porto CervoThe most famous bays of the Costa Smeralda; evening in Porto Cervo.
  3. Day 3
    CapreraCala Coticcio and the island of Garibaldi.
  4. Day 4
    La Maddalena ArchipelagoSpargi and Budelli in the La Maddalena National Park.
  5. Day 5
    Lavezzi & BonifacioAcross the Strait of Bonifacio to Corsica.
  6. Day 6
    BonifacioThe old town on the cliffs and the bays of Santa Manza.
  7. Day 7
    Porto CervoBack to the Costa Smeralda; disembarkation in Porto Cervo.
S6Pontine Islands & Bay of NaplesRome (Nettuno) – Naples · 7 nights · approx. 140 nmPonza, wild Palmarola, Ischia and Capri.
Route map S6: Pontine Islands & Bay of Naples
  1. Day 1
    Nettuno – CirceoEmbark south of Rome; evening beneath Monte Circeo.
  2. Day 2
    PonzaThe Chiaia di Luna beach and the grottoes of the island.
  3. Day 3
    PalmarolaThe wildest of the Pontine Islands, reachable only by sea.
  4. Day 4
    VentoteneA village with a Roman harbour; view of Santo Stefano.
  5. Day 5
    IschiaSant’Angelo and the hot sand of the Fumarole beach.
  6. Day 6
    CapriThe Faraglioni and an evening on the Piazzetta.
  7. Day 7
    Procida – NaplesThe colourful Marina Corricella on Procida; disembarkation in Naples.
S7Amalfi & the IslandsNaples – Naples · 7 nights · approx. 80 nmLemon groves, cliff-top villages and legendary seafood lunches.
Route map S7: Amalfi & the Islands
  1. Day 1
    Naples – ProcidaEmbark in Naples; the colourful Marina Corricella.
  2. Day 2
    IschiaThermal springs and the Aragonese Castle.
  3. Day 3
    CapriThe Faraglioni, the Blue Grotto by tender and an evening on the Piazzetta.
  4. Day 4
    Li Galli & PositanoSwim off the Li Galli islands; Positano by night.
  5. Day 5
    Amalfi & RavelloAmalfi’s cathedral and the gardens of Ravello.
  6. Day 6
    NeranoThe Bay of Ieranto and Marina del Cantone.
  7. Day 7
    Sorrento – NaplesLast swim off Sorrento; disembarkation in Naples.
S8East SardiniaOlbia – Cagliari · 7 nights · approx. 150 nmThe Gulf of Orosei, red rocks and the white beaches of the south.
Route map S8: East Sardinia
  1. Day 1
    Olbia – TavolaraEmbark in Olbia; first night beneath the cliffs of Tavolara, a marine reserve.
  2. Day 2
    Cala Brandinchi“Little Tahiti”: shallow turquoise water and white sand.
  3. Day 3
    Cala GononeThe Gulf of Orosei: Cala Luna and the Bue Marino grotto.
  4. Day 4
    Cala MarioluThe most famous coves of the gulf; Cala Goloritzé and its rock spire from the sea.
  5. Day 5
    ArbataxThe red porphyry rocks of Arbatax.
  6. Day 6
    Costa Rei & VillasimiusLong beaches and the Capo Carbonara marine reserve.
  7. Day 7
    Villasimius – CagliariAlong the south coast to Cagliari and its Castello quarter; disembarkation.
WINDKIND at anchor at dusk with her stern lights onMonaco harbour with Le RocherPastel houses along the old port of Saint-TropezPine-tree silhouette of Cap d’Antibes at sunset

Photos: WINDKIND, summer 2026.

All itineraries are suggestions and can be tailored. Final routing is at the captain’s discretion, depending on weather, sea conditions and local regulations.

Rates & terms

Charter Rates

One simple rate all year round, with a premium only for the Christmas and New Year fortnight.

Charter typeStandard weekChristmas & New Year (19 Dec – 2 Jan)
Plus expenses (EUR)Winter Caribbean & summer MediterraneanEUR 90,000+ 30 % APA · + VAT in the MediterraneanEUR 100,000+ 30 % APA · minimum 10–14 nights
All inclusive (USD)Winter Caribbean only, Caribbean termsUSD 100,000 – 115,0002 to 10 guests · + 5 % APAUSD 130,000+ 5 % APA · minimum 10–14 nights
All-inclusive rates by number of guests
2 guestsUSD 100,000
3 guestsUSD 102,000
4 guestsUSD 104,000
5 guestsUSD 106,000
6 guestsUSD 108,000
7 guestsUSD 110,000
8 guestsUSD 112,000
9 guestsUSD 114,000
10 guestsUSD 115,000
All inclusive coversYacht and crew, all meals and standard beverages, fuel for up to 4 engine hours and 2 tender hours per day (averaged over the charter: 28 and 14 hours per week), cruising permits and licences, and the use of all water toys.
The 5 % APA coversFine wines and premium beverages, special requests, airport transfers and dockage fees. Fuel beyond these limits is charged from the APA. Unused APA is refunded.
Plus expensesThe rate covers the yacht, the crew and the use of all water toys. Running costs (fuel for the yacht and the tender, food, beverages, berthing, cruising permits and fees) are paid from the 30 % APA; unused APA is refunded.
PeriodsWinter 2026/27: December 2026 to April 2027, Leeward and Windward Islands and British Virgin Islands (after the Antigua Charter Show)
All inclusive: 11 December 2026 to 17 April 2027
Summer 2027: June to October 2027, Western Mediterranean
Christmas & New Year: 19 December to 2 January
GuestsUp to 10 guests in 5 cabins
Minimum charter7 nights; Christmas & New Year 10–14 nights
APAAdvance Provisioning Allowance: paid in advance with the charter fee; covers running costs (fuel, food, beverages, berthing, permits and fees). Fully accounted for, unused APA is refunded.
Terms & VATMediterranean: MYBA terms, plus VAT according to the country of embarkation (France or Italy). Caribbean: plus expenses or all inclusive (Caribbean terms); local taxes and fees are charged in addition, where applicable.
Water toysThe use of all water toys is included in every charter, at no extra cost.
House rulesNo pets, no smoking on board.

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