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Where to charter for Reyes
Epiphany closes the Spanish Christmas, and it lands in the steadiest fortnight of the Caribbean and Indian Ocean year.
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 6-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.
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Peak season Maldives 6-day yacht charter Water 28–30°C -
Peak season Thailand 6-day yacht charter Water 28–29°C -
Peak season St Barths 6-day yacht charter Water 26–28°C -
Peak season Bahamas 6-day yacht charter Water 24–28°C -
Peak season United Arab Emirates 6-day yacht charter Water 22–28°C -
Peak season Anguilla 6-day yacht charter Water 26–28°C -
Peak season Antigua and Barbuda 6-day yacht charter Water 26–28°C -
Peak season Aruba 6-day yacht charter Water 27–29°C -
Peak season Bahrain 6-day yacht charter Water 22–28°C -
Peak season Barbados 6-day yacht charter Water 26–28°C -
Peak season Belize 6-day yacht charter Water 26–29°C -
Peak season Bonaire 6-day yacht charter Water 27–29°C
Why these charter grounds suit the dates
Maldives
The northeast monsoon brings mirror-flat lagoons and the season's best visibility – manta and whale-shark encounters included.
Thailand
The northeast monsoon brings the Andaman Sea's dry season – Phang Nga's limestone karsts and the Similans at their clearest between December and February.
St Barths
The Caribbean's most glamorous harbour – New Year's Eve in Gustavia is the yachting world's winter rendezvous, booked many months ahead.
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.
United Arab Emirates
Winter is Dubai's golden window – glassy Gulf waters, 25°C days and the skyline at its clearest from October through April.
Anguilla
Powder-white sands and glassy leeward anchorages – Anguilla pairs Caribbean trade-wind sailing with some of the region's finest beach dining.
Events during these dates
Already happening while you are away, and worth building the route around.
Not sure which of these suits you?
Tell us who is travelling and roughly when, and a broker will come back with the two or three that actually fit.