Guide to Tobago Cays

For the superyacht traveler looking to relax, unwind and explore as many islands as possible, the quintet of uninhabited cays, namely Petit Rameau, Petit Bateau, Baradal, Petit Tabac and Jamesby, that create the Tobago archipelago are a Caribbean destination not to be missed. As such, mooring here is in high demand so the Vincentian government limits the number of vessels in the marine park to a maximum of 150. Therefore planning ahead to secure a spot over the popular winter charter months is well-advised.

This has also meant that the marine life and surrounding coastlines have been carefully preserved and able to flourish, making up the key event of the Tobago Cays Marine Park. The biodiversity in the region is truly breathtaking and divers can expect to enjoy swimming with species such as majestic eagle ray’s and sea turtles.

There are no hotels, restaurants or public facilities on any of the Tobago Cays, so aside from visiting day trippers, if you choose to anchor here on your charter yacht you will be treated to your own private Caribbean island experience. The islands are often used as backdrops for blockbuster movies such as the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, and some of the best beaches can be enjoyed on the smallest cay of Jamesby. Snorkelling is popular amongst the reefs of Petit Rameau cay but throughout these islands there is also a selection of breathtaking places to dive.

If you are interested in a private crewed yachting vacation in the waters around Tobago Cays, view all superyachts available for Windward Islands yacht charters today and start planning your next vacation with a recommended yacht charter broker.