Dive into Sint Maarten's rich Dutch heritage and easygoing Caribbean atmosphere during your journey. Home to a world-renowned regatta boat race, a fabulous shopping scene, and countless beautiful beaches and bays, it's the perfect place to linger a few days after your yachting escape. If you're craving a taste of world-class Gallic cuisine and even more retail therapy, head over to the island's picturesque French side.

Home to one of the best culinary scenes in the Caribbean, Antigua is an epicure's delight. But delicious dining isn't the only draw it offers in spades; the charming English harbour in Falmouth places you well within reach of historic sights like the UNESCO-awarded Nelson's Dockyard, the stylish and iconic Yacht Club, colourful colonial architecture, and 365 stunning beaches-one for every day of the year.

Terre-de-Haut is one of the largest islands that make up the Les Saints archipelago, and Bourg Town is its glittering heart. Snowy-white beaches and crystalline waters are the destination's main draws, but its French flair and Caribbean cadence keep savvy travellers coming back season after season. In Bourg Town, boutique-lined streets lead to centuries-old forts and churches with fascinating stories to tell. And beneath the jewel-bright waters, more than 20 different dive sites await.

St Lucia is famed for its natural beauty: lush rainforests, rolling mountains, and clear waters. From Castries, explore the island's highlights, including the 2,000-foot Pitons, mud baths at Sulphur Springs, and tranquil beaches with dramatic scenery. For snorkelling, try Sugar Beach, often ranked among the Caribbean's best. For a more rugged, secluded experience, Grande Anse Beach stands out.