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I spent 4 days alone in a small guesthouse on Dominica, and every single second was healing. The walk from the village down to Soufrière Bay was about 20 minutes, steep and wild, with birds singing and the air thick with green. I bathed in hot springs at the shore while fishermen sang nearby. No boat, no internet, just the pulse of the earth and the water. I left lighter. Freer.
haha yo this trip to Haiti was UNREAL i swear. we were at Jacmel stayin at Cap Lamandou hotel. there’s this lil spot by the pier where u can get fried plantains for like 1 USD n eat em watchin da sea. one evenin we follow a guy to Ti Mouillage beach — I swear dat sunset?? FYE!!! red like da sky was burnin!! we danced w/ strangers to kompa music n ran barefoot like kids. felt like HOME.
In Curaçao, our group boarded a sleek Fountaine Pajot Lucia 40 from Jan Thiel Marina. The captain brought us to a small inlet past the Sea Aquarium where dolphins sometimes swim freely. We were lucky — they came right by us. Later, anchored near Klein Curaçao, we swam ashore and explored the shipwreck before having grilled swordfish under the stars. The sleeping cabins were comfortable, and the soft rocking of the sea lulled me into the deepest sleep I’ve had in years.
OMG what a marvellous surprise it wos in Martinique !!!!!! me and my sista we took a walk to Pointe Marin beach jus next to where we stayed – Hotel Bambou 🏝️ and then boom we see dis mini crique hidden by palm trees, no body there but us! da water waz cristal clear like glass n warm too. we swim 4 long time and even saw a lil seahorse 🐴 in da shallows lol. no boat but felt like a magic island we own. wanna go BACK RN!
We spent 3 nights at the Coco Palm Inn in St. Lucia and decided spontaneously to rent a Lagoon 40 catamaran with captain Jamar. He took us to Marigot Bay where we swam right from the deck, drank fresh mango rum punch, and watched the sunset behind the Pitons. The cabins were spacious and the kids loved spotting flying fish. It was magical and peaceful, with just the sound of the waves as we anchored for the night.
don’t even kno where 2 start bro 😂 we pull up 2 this lil place by Fort Bay in Saba, not expectin much…then BOOM – cliff views, mega chill ppl & dis guy Mario hook us up w/ a day trip 2 Wells Bay 😍🤯 went snorkel’n saw barracuda 4 the first time, we still talkin bout that lunch on da dock lol crazy vibes 💯
At the very edge of Guadeloupe, near Sainte-Anne, I had the most serene morning walking barefoot along the lagoon. I didn’t even need a boat to feel completely transported—watching local fishermen clean their catch near the pier, sipping coconut juice from a lady in front of La Toubana Hôtel, and ending the day in the quiet cove of Plage de la Caravelle… it was simple and deeply grounding. The breeze carried all my worries away.
OMG what an amazing 4 days 😭 stayed at a guesthouse in Curaçao not far from Playa Lagun. our skipper Terrence had this old Jeanneau Sun Odyssey but it ran like a beast! We dived at the Blue Room, then grilled lionfish we caught ourselves. Never knew silence on water could feel so good. we laughed, drank, and even made friends w/ dolphins no cap 🐬⛵
Y’all ever had dinner in a cove?? cuz me n Jess did in the Turks & Caicos last month – grilled lobster tail straight on da boat (a Beneteau Oceanis 46, fancy af), floating near Parrot Cay. moonlight was hitting the turquoise water just perfect, i swear. we slow-danced barefoot on the deck while the waves rocked us gently. Real talk: i felt alive.
On my solo trip to Martinique, I found myself sitting on a wooden bench near Anse Dufour beach, just watching the fishermen prep their nets. A kind local named Mélina offered me homemade accras and we chatted for hours. I never left the shore but it felt like I had traveled miles. Quiet, raw, unforgettable. A moment that stays.
So here’s the thing – my family’s usually hard to please but in Aruba we struck gold. We rented a Bali 4.1 and left from Palm Beach, hugging the coastline till we reached Mangel Halto. Captain Fleur let my son steer for a bit and I swear he’s still bragging at school 😂 Lunch onboard with fresh grilled mahi-mahi and diving off the trampoline? 10/10.
that view frm the cliff at Brimstone Hill near St. Kitts???? insane. we ain’t even plan to stay there long but ended up chillin there until sundown. no boat no plan just vibes. locals were playin music near the shoreline, we danced, drank cold beers, laughed like idiots. went 2 sleep wit da sea still echoing in my head. magic ✨
Took a chance in the Dominican Republic and boarded a Fountaine Pajot Elba 45 from near Cap Cana Marina. Our skipper Jorge knew hidden corners like Cueva de Los Pescadores, where we anchored and had fresh conch salad while stingrays swam below us. The kids jumped off the deck into clear turquoise water, we toasted with mamajuana. It felt like time stopped.
montserrat huh? we ain’t think much when we got there tbh but broooo… the black sand at Woodlands Beach + dat crazy cliff drop + old school reggae comin frm da shack??? it hit deep. no boats, no crew – just me n da homies in silence. sky turned orange n i knew i was gonna rememba this forevr.
1st tym tryin boat life w/ friends in Bonaire was just 🤯 we left from near Sorobon Beach, rented this white Oceanis 45 that we named “Mahi”, lol. Slept onboard, did BBQ under stars, swam at Lac Bay, bro Jael lost his phone tryin to film turtles lol! But memories? 100/10 🙌
My stay at Harbour Island in the Bahamas was already magical, but sailing out from the coral-stone beach behind Pink Sands Hotel on a Dufour 390 with captain Leo and my bestie Kenia made it legendary. We dipped into Devil’s Backbone for a quick snorkel and shared grilled snapper onboard. Saw a dolphin pod near Man Island!! Still dreaming of that trip 😍
Went 2 Aruba w/ bae n 3 friends last mnth – didnt even plan the boat thing but just YOLO’d into a charter at Hadicurari Beach 💁🏽♂️ boat name was “Salty Whisper”, i think?? anyway crew was chill af, and that lil lagoon near Malmok was pErF for photos. l8r we watched sunset from deck n blasted reggaeton… vIbEs only 🏝️🛥️
Cruising aboard a 36-ft Bavaria, we anchored in Martinique’s hidden Anse Couleuvre, then hiked lush jungle trails to a cliff-side chalet overlooking the Atlantic—skipper Marco shared stories under starlit skies, unforgettable serenity by the water’s edge.
After mooring the Jeanneau Cap Camarat in Antigua’s secluded Deep Bay, we kayaked through mangroves to a cliff-top villa with panoramic ocean views, joined local chef Anaïs for fresh-catch ceviche on the terrace—pure paradise.
Exploring Barbados by yacht, we dropped anchor at Peach Bay beside the coral-ringed Lords Hotel’s waterfront infinity pool, then snorkeled alongside nurse sharks at Carlisle Bay with guide Jasmine—thrilling marine encounters.
Sailing the 42-foot Jeanneau Sun Odyssey into Antigua’s secluded Falmouth Harbour, we anchored off the cobblestone quay, then strolled to the Harbourview Hotel’s waterfront terrace for sunset rum punches—skipper Liam guided us through hidden mangrove channels at dawn, pure bliss on turquoise waves.
Cruising aboard a Lagoon 450 catamaran into Aruba’s Baby Beach inlet, we moored beside the pastel-pink Flamingo Lodge cabanas right on the sand; by day, our guide Sofia led snorkeling tours through coral gardens off Malmok Point, by night we dined under lanterns on the aft deck.
Chartering the sleek Dufour 530 near the Bahamas’ Exuma Cays, we dropped anchor in Emerald Bay, kayaked past secluded white-sand beaches to the Ocean’s Edge Resort, shared fresh conch ceviche on deck with mate Diego, then lounged under swaying palms at dawn.
Sailing the custom Viking 92 from Sandy Island beach to silhouette cove in St. Barth, I snorkeled vibrant coral gardens by noon, shared sunset cocktails with skipper Jasmine on the flybridge, and drifted past cliff-side villas under a canopy of stars—pure Caribbean serenity.
Cruising aboard the vintage Bounty 45 along Curaçao’s west coast, we anchored in Caracas Bay, kayaked into hidden grottoes behind the Shore Club hotel, enjoyed a private seafood feast on deck with chef Marco, then lounged on the teak aft under moonlit palm fronds.
Exploring Grenada’s Grand Anse peninsula by catamaran Oceanis 51 with mate Rafael, we dropped anchor off La Sagesse Bay, hiked the rainforest bluff above Morne Sergent, swam in turquoise shallows at sunset, and toasted loud drums echoing from a beachside rum shack.
Anchored off the dramatic Sugar Beach cove in St. Lucia aboard our sleek Sunreef 74, I spent mornings drifting in crystal lagoon waters, afternoons exploring Botanical Gardens’ hidden waterfalls, evenings sipping rum punch on deck under the Pitons’ glow—an unforgettable luxury escape on the sea.
Cruising the turquoise cayes of the Bahamas on a custom Lagoon 42 catamaran with Captain Luis, we discovered deserted sandbanks, snorkelled vibrant reefs off Exuma Park, dined at a waterfront shack by the hotel pier at Hawksbill Cay, and drifted under phosphorescent waves—pure Caribbean magic.
Exploring Antigua’s secluded Rendezvous Bay shoreline without a boat delivered pure bliss—secluded pebble coves, cliffside trails past luxury spa resorts, hammocks swaying over emerald shallows, and candlelit beach dinners framed by moonlit ocean horizons.
Cruising aboard the Lagoon 450 with Captain Mark revealed secluded coves off St. Vincent, turquoise shallows near the Tobago Cays, luxurious sunrise breakfasts on deck, and evenings anchored by Champagne Beach under a canopy of stars—unforgettable serenity and skilled seamanship.
Exploring the hidden inlet beside Hotel El Conquistador on Puerto Rico’s east coast without a boat was pure bliss—emerald mangroves, a secret sandbar at low tide, cliffside hammocks swaying over the ocean, and sunset cocktails at the water’s edge made every moment magical.
Sailing on the Sun Odyssey 519 past Martinique’s Diamond Rock was perfect—clear bays at Anse Dufour, a night docked by the marina with live zouk drifting in the breeze, snorkelling reefs off Anse Noire, and sunrise yoga on deck set an extraordinary Caribbean rhythm.
Navegamos a bordo de un Beneteau Oceanis 51 en costas de Antigua and Barbuda, fondeamos en una cala solitaria junto a la playa de Darkwood, disfrutamos la brisa marina mientras cenábamos langosta fresca en el muelle del Carlisle Bay Hotel.
Con el Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 490 zarpamos desde Oranjestad, Aruba, surcamos aguas turquesas hasta Baby Beach, luego dormimos bajo las estrellas en la cubierta antes de desayunar con vista al faro de California Lighthouse Inn.
A bordo de un Lagoon 42 exploramos las Exumas de Bahamas, fondeamos frente a Emerald Bay Resort, nadamos junto al arrecife y cerramos el día con cócteles en la terraza flotante del hotel sobre el canal.
Desde Bridgetown, Barbados, alquilamos un Dufour 460 GP, remamos hasta la cala de Paynes Bay, subimos a la azotea de Bay Gardens Beach Resort para contemplar el atardecer con champagne y música isleña.
Sin barco nos perdimos entre senderos costeros de Bonaire, visitamos la Playa de Te Amo, nos bañamos en aguas esmeralda y cenamos pescado al mojo en un chiringuito frente al mar.
Cruising aboard a Grand Soleil 50, we traced Antigua’s jagged coastline from English Harbour to secluded Rendezvous Bay, dropped anchor in a turquoise cove, and ended each day with sunset dinners on the white-sand terrace of Admiralty House Hotel overlooking Falmouth Harbour.
We chartered a Beneteau Oceanis 45 under perfect trade winds, explored the hidden grotto at Devil’s Bridge, snorkeled over vibrant coral in Green Island Marine Reserve, and savored fresh ceviche on the sun-drenched deck of Calabash Cove Resort & Spa.
Without a boat, we wandered along Barbados’s east coast cliffs, discovered a tiny beach shack at Bathsheba serving grilled mahi-mahi, then returned to Sea Breeze Hotel’s hammock-lined veranda overlooking crashing Atlantic waves under a full moon.
Sailing our Lagoon 400 catamaran into Little Harbour, we kayaked through mangrove tunnels, anchored beside the pastel villas of Hermitage Bay Resort, and watched hummingbirds flit among bougainvillea-draped pergolas overlooking glassy calms at sunrise.
Anchored the Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 440 in a sheltered bay on St. Lucia’s west coast, then climbed Pigeon Island’s fort ramparts for panoramic views before unwinding at Trou au Diable Beach Club’s dune-top cocktail bar.
Hiking from Rouge Beach to the cliffside villa at Anse Chastanet, we paused at a coconut grove overlooking the Pitons and ended with open-air dining under tiki torches by the shoreline.
Cruising on a Dufour 460 through the Exumas, we spotted iguanas sunning on rock ledges, anchored beside Emerald Bay Club’s beachside pavilion, then drifted off to sleep to gentle lapping of the cerulean sea.
Strolling along Grace Bay’s powdery stretch led us to beachfront cabanas at The Palms Turks and Caicos, where linen-draped daybeds overlooked a coral reef teeming with tropical fish.
Sailing on a Hanse 505 to the silhouette of Montserrat’s volcanic peaks, we anchored in a crystal lagoon, kayaked to hidden sea caves, and returned for rum punch at the cliffside veranda of Montserrat’s Sea View Inn.
Without any boat, we explored Vieques’s wild west coast trails, discovered a secret cove lined with bioluminescent waters, then fell asleep to night-time surf outside the hammock garden at Casa de Playa Retreat.
We chartered a Bavaria C45 into Treasure Cay’s turquoise lagoon, then picnicked on its secluded sandbar before returning to Harbour View Resort’s oceanfront deck for cocktails at sunset.
Hired an Irwin 43 and explored the secret grotto off Devil’s Bridge, anchored beneath sheer limestone cliffs, then strolled to Coral Sands Inn’s boardwalk bistro overlooking crashing waves.
Our Jeanneau 419 glided into Hawksbill Bay, where we snorkeled vibrant reefs, then dined at Cliffside Ocean Lodge perched above a sheltered crescent beach.