Saint Barthélemy is a nine square mile island of rocky and hilly terrain in the northeast Caribbean approximately 10 minutes by air from St. Martin. Each turn in the road brings a beautiful new vista as there is no escape from the sea's intimate presence in our lives. We are surrounded by twenty three beaches, some rated as the best in the world. Water sports abound. Scuba, snorkeling, windsurfing, board surfing, deep sea and surface fishing, and yachting are easily arranged. Group sails are available to our surrounding little islands and beaches.

Saint Barthélemy's popularity in the world of yachting is due in part to its geographical location: it lies about midway between Antigua and Virgin Gorda, two major sailing centers. While still uncrowded, the island could take, if it had to, 500 yachts, of course, mostly at anchor. Gustavia's harbor, 13 to 16 feet deep, has mooring and docking facilities for about 40 yachts. There are also fine anchorages at nearby Public, Corossol and Colombier.

Colorful events on the yachting calendar annually are the St. Barth Regatta, celebrated just before Lent, the Saint Barth's Cup, held in April and sponsored by the Saint Barth Yacht Club, the three-day International Regatta in May, with races for gaffers, cruising, racing, etc. and the St Barth open fishing tournament held on Bastille Day weekend in July.

As you arrive in the Port of Gustavia, and anchor at the dock or out in the turquoise waters of our harbor, you will feel the stress of everyday life drop away as you relax into our peaceful lifestyle on our spectacular little island.

A recipe for an unforgettable day on Saint Barth starts with day on the WAYAYAI, our fully outfitted catamaran relaxing, listening to the sounds of the sea taking advantage of all we have to offer you. Our experienced captain and crew have sailed our waters and sail to whisk you off to deserted coves and sandy bays for snorkeling, private picnics or just pure sun worshipping in the calm serene waters of Saint Barthélemy.

Saint Barth has no equal. The weather is fantastic and there are always trade winds. The food is great, the people warm and friendly. Saint Barth is a piece of paradise on earth. Come share the experience with us!