Moreover, The MUSTIQUE, Bye-bye Bahamas, the following 3 stunning islands are new red hot venues for the super yachting Caribbean crowd – plush hotels, Mega Marinas as well as secluded beachfront villas obliviously included.
St. Kitts
Newly buzz around St. Kitts might look like an overnight sensation, but it has truly been a year’s long obsession for Charles Buddy Darby III. The creator and super yacht fanatic initial docked at the islands in 2008 on his 155 foot S/Y Andromeda La DEA, and even since he is been excitedly masterminding Christophe harbor, over 2500 acre town that’s turning this when lazy isle into Caribbean’s next huge yachting, multimillion-dollar houses, and sites that stretch across 6 beaches.
CANOUAN
It was not a long time ago that this small venue in the Grenadines archipelago was finest known for its Trump Carlo Casino, hot shots, bright lights, and all. But very much needed to scrub down, followed by ten years of carefully redeveloping and rebranding, has removed almost every trace of this Island’s less than a sophisticated past. This has now a new over 5500-foot private jet runway, a 120 slip marina and unveiled in June, the Mandarin Oriental, featuring a unique range of suits and villas that command a few of the top night rates in entire of the Caribbean.
Grenada
Seasoned sailors understand this Island well. Set on the southern end part of the Caribbean Cluster, near northeast of Venezuela, the well situated island has long held an allure for Yacht holders, in spite of its absence of upscale option on the island. As of this month, though, there is ultimate reason to disembark and maybe even set down roots: Silver Sand Grenada, the venue’s first real luxury resort, opened recently with over 40 suites on the edge of the Grand ANSE Beach. This makes it a true billionaire’s oasis, though are its 9 residences all with multiple individual swimming pools and ample area for entertaining.