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When people think of the Caribbean, they often visualize St. Martin. It’s a popular destination with so much to see and do.

Antigua’s protected natural harbors, central position in the Leeward Islands, and upwind position in the trades make it the perfect base for sailing.

With crystal clear waters, coral atolls, reliable trade winds and over 450 islands and cays to explore, this small Central American country offers cruising second to none.

Bora Bora. Tahiti. These are some of the most exotic, most-dreamed-about destinations in the world. And the Moorings charter base on Raiatea is in the middle of it all.

National parks and marine preserves protect half the territory of the Seychelles. You can cruise over the inner islands for weeks and only see some of them.

Phuket lies on Phang Nga Bay off the Andaman Sea. National parks and 130 islands are scattered like jewels on Phang Nga Bay’s green waters.

The Sea of Cortez is a boater’s paradise – calm waters, sandy havens to drop anchor, and year-round protection.

St. Lucia is a mountainous island with stunning scenery, beautiful volcanic beaches, and crystal-clear water.

While the Abacos are easy to reach, they’ve got a blissful tranquility that settles on you when you step off the plane. Everything’s slightly scaled back, slower, and more natural than some busier islands.