23 Mar - 2 Apr 2027

Where to charter for Easter

The first warm window of the year in the Mediterranean and the last reliable one in the Caribbean, which is why Easter is the only holiday that reads well on both sides of the Atlantic.

Travel window 23 Mar - 2 Apr 2027

Start looking before this date 27 Jan 2027

Typical trip 7 days

The date above is the travel window minus 55 days. Our own enquiries put the median gap between first contact and departure at 40 days, so this has you looking early rather than late.

Where to go for a 7-day yacht charter

Charter grounds whose season suits these dates. Ordered by how well the window fits, not by how many yachts we hold there.

Why these charter grounds suit the dates

Bahamas

Winter is prime time – the Exumas' sandbars and swimming pigs in settled trade-wind weather. Hurricane season (June–November) sits outside the charter calendar.

British Virgin Islands

Steady 15–20 knot trade winds and line-of-sight island hops make the BVI the world's most forgiving blue-water playground.

Anguilla

Powder-white sands and glassy leeward anchorages – Anguilla pairs Caribbean trade-wind sailing with some of the region's finest beach dining.

Antigua and Barbuda

A bay for every day of the year and the Caribbean's premier regatta calendar – Antigua Sailing Week closes the season each spring.

Aruba

South of the hurricane belt with near-constant trade winds, Aruba is one of the Caribbean's rare true year-round charter grounds.

Bahrain

The Gulf's winter window pairs F1 weekend glamour with pearl-diving heritage and calm island-dotted shallows.

Events during these dates

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