Caribbean Motor Yachts:

This is the toy of the "in crowd" who enjoy the glitter of St. Barts in the Caribbean to St. Thomas, St. Martin, Antigua, Guadeloupe, Martinique, St. Lucia and the Grenadines.

The powered charter yachts are very stable. They are comfortable, spacious, private and elegant. Dollar for dollar these private yacht charters rank among the best vacations in the world. These luxury yachts offer magnificent accommodation and better personal service than a five star hotel; you have total privacy and can move from exotic paradise island to island, at will, never unpacking.

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Complete Comfort, Stability,and double the Space, is only the beginning to the extra perks this wonderful stable beauty brings to your vacation. The modern luxury catamaran can venture into areas that other vessels are unable to, which means more gorgeous blue lagoon hideaways and secluded anchorages.

Almost no heeling, scalding speed, unsinkability and accommodations to rival your home. A catamaran's light, narrow hulls slice the sea with little resistance while the twin hulls' wide stance provides enormous stability at low heel angles

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The Virgin Islands are a magical Caribbean group of more than fifty islands. They seem to have been created expressly for the pleasures of yachting and water sports. Located about 60 miles east of Puerto Rico; volcanic in origin, the British Virgin Islands feature rugged mountain peaks rising from the blue Caribbean Sea with unusual names such as Great Dog, Fallen Jerusalem, Prickly Pear and Pelican Island. The islands, many of them uninhabited and attainable only by yacht, offer solitude and a simplicity of living unknown to most people.

The Caribbean islands' peculiar names were first given by Columbus in 1493. He named the scattered islands as a group in honor of St. Ursula and her 11,000 virgins who, according to history were murdered by the pagan Huns in the 13th century.