St John's To Bridgetown

Vibrant and welcoming, St. John’s is the colorful capital of Antigua where colonial charm meets island energy. Wander through lively streets lined with pastel-hued buildings, bustling markets, and duty-free shops offering local crafts and luxury goods. History comes alive at nearby Fort James and Fort Barrington, where panoramic views and echoes of the island’s past await. For golf enthusiasts, tee off at the scenic Cedar Valley Golf Club, where tropical breezes and lush fairways offer a picturesque challenge. Whether you’re exploring historic sites or savoring Caribbean flavors by the harbor, St. John’s captures the spirited heart of Antigua.

Of the eight islands of Îles des Saintes, part of the Guadeloupe archipelago, Terre-de-Haut is the largest and most cosmopolitan. Lush mountains and beaches with crystalline waters beckon you to relax amid paradise. Spend a day at Baie de Pompierre, a golden stretch protected by reefs where the local goats may even join as you sunbathe. Or try Pain de Sucre (Sugarloaf), a 53-meter-high basalt peninsula with snorkeling opportunities. Explore Fort Napoléon, where your inner historian will be delighted with a walk-through naval museum. Delight your palate with the local specialty, crêpe de poisson (fish crêpes) or a traditional coconut cake.

Tucked along Martinique’s southern coast, Le Marin is a picturesque harbor town that blends French-Caribbean charm with nautical elegance. Stroll through its lively marina, lined with cafés, boutiques, and creole-colored buildings, and soak in the island’s distinctive blend of French sophistication and Caribbean warmth. Explore the surrounding hills and scenic bays, or tee off at a nearby golf course with stunning tropical views. Whether you’re savoring freshly baked pastries at a local boulangerie or basking in the island sun, Le Marin offers a graceful gateway to the cultural richness and natural beauty of Martinique.

Tucked within the heart of the Grenadines, Canouan is a hidden gem of understated glamour and barefoot luxury. With its serene beaches and crystalline waters, the island offers an atmosphere of refined indulgence. Spend your day lounging on powder-soft sand or snorkeling vibrant reefs teeming with marine life. Golf enthusiasts can tee off on the island’s crown jewel—an 18-hole championship course designed by Greg Norman, offering dramatic views and a challenging coastal layout. Whether you seek tranquility or sophistication, Canouan promises an escape defined by elegance and island charm.