The Lesser Antilles are a group of islands in the eastern Caribbean. The islands extend from the Virgin Islands in the north, to the coast of Venezuela in the south. Along with the Bahamas and The Greater Antilles, The Lesser Antilles form the West Indian Islands. In the north of The Lesser Antilles are the Leeward Islands, which include for example The Virgin Islands, St. Martin, Guadeloupe, Antigua and Barbuda. The southern part includes: Martinique, St. Lucia, Barbados, St. Vincent, the Grenadines, Grenada, Trinidad and Tobago, Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao, (known as the ABC islands.) From island to island there are significant differences in culture and nationality. Some are British, French or Dutch colonies, and others are small independent states.

Within the Caribbean islands the Lesser Antilles are the most popular area for yacht charter. Sailing crews can expect a tropical panorama of white sand beaches, palm trees and turquoise water as far as the eye can see. There are idyllic beaches, blue lagoons and an abundance of marine life with colorful coral reefs and exotic fish. Here you can relax, snorkel and sunbathe in paradise. Yachtcharter Leeward Islands offers many exciting sailing opportunities and some of the best spots are: the manageable islands of the British Virgin Islands, the partly French and partly Dutch St. Maarten / Saint Martin, the luxury island of St. Barts, the island of Nevis that is almost circular and surrounded by coral reefs, the five beautiful islands of Les Saintes, the lush flora and fauna of Dominica, the impressive volcanic island of St. Eustatius, the very European Charter Centre Martinique, the unspoiled island of Barbuda, the jagged coastline of Antigua, the tropical rain forest and the waterfalls of the Deshaies River, the wooded mountains and rugged cliffs of Grande Terre, the island of Grenada with the beautiful capital of St. George's, the unique and mountainous volcanic island of Carriacou, Tobago with rich scenery, the small uninhabited Palm Islands Tobago Cays, the largely unspoiled Anguilla, the extinct volcanoes of St. Lucia, the island of Trinidad with different nationalities and religions, the green and fertile St. Vincent with the 1467 m high volcano Soufriere and the many wonderful islands of the Grenadines. The diversity of these islands and the beauty of the landscape make the Lesser Antilles a paradise on earth.