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Were you good at connect-the-dots when you were a kid? You will be by the end of this wide-open sailing adventure that dots islands from St. Martin to Trinidad. Anchor in Anse Marcel, on the northern end of St. Martin. In no time at all, with your sea legs firmly in place, we’re docking at Gustavia’s harbor in St. Barts. But don’t lift your pencil from the map just yet. Before you even catch your breath, we’re charting a course for our next two dots, Statia and Nevis.
The winds change, as does your outlook on Montserrat, an island devastated by a recent volcano. We take on a service project that helps us to reflect on our own lives and the world around us, as we witness the struggles of others. Filled with confidence and the wind at our backs, we set out for our longest nautical stretch yet. We head through the Lesser Antilles, past Guadeloupe’s outer islands, past the Windwards and Grenadine Passage until ultimately arriving in Trinidad.
“This trip had so many once in a lifetime experiences; from hiking a volcano, jumping off waterfalls, to spotting whales!” — Rand Rosenbaum, Jericho, NY
Boiling Lake on rugged Dominica? Check. St. Lucia’s Pitons? Check. A Turtle sanctuary on Bequia? Check. A Grenadine dream that passes through Mustique, Carriacou and St. Vincent? Of course. If it’s on a map of the Caribbean, we’re there — snorkeling, exploring, taking the lead and working as a team.
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The Caribbean
15 islands. 500 miles. The Leewards. The Windwards. The Lesser Antilles. The Grenadine Passage.
From St. Martin to Trinidad, discover black and white sand beaches, volcanoes and endless opportunities to learn, lead and work as a team.
Dominica
The “Nature Island” covered in rainforests and home to over 300 waterfalls, an actual boiling lake and Morne Trois Pitons National Park.
Grenada
Grenada is lush rainforests, unspoiled beaches, and cocoa, nutmeg and banana trees on the trail to Seven Sisters Falls.
Grenadines
32 Caribbean islands, one more breathtaking than the next. Beaches and sailing conditions are idyllic all down the line.
Nevis
A lush green volcano and true Caribbean spirit dominate this small yet breathtaking sister island to St. Kitts.
St. Barts
St. Barts is a Caribbean fantasy come true: crystal blue waters, thriving underwater ecosystems, and Caribbean joie de vivre.
St. Lucia
The Pitons are just two of the many reasons to visit this colorful island that features black sand beaches and green, natural beauty.
Statia
St. Eustatius (Statia) welcomes you into its laid back Caribbean lifestyle. But don’t get too laid back. A hike into the crater of “The Quill” volcano, awaits.
Broadreach in action. Want a glimpse of the freedom of life on a yacht? Or the thrill of diving with sharks in Fiji, surfing in Baja or cresting the ridge above Machu Picchu? Watch our videos to see and hear our adventures firsthand, and start wishing you were there.