This prestigious crewed charter yacht has been built to the highest standards in all aspects of yacht design including safety, style, comfort, luxuries, navigational electronics and communication systems.

One outstanding point about crewed charter yacht AnnaCay is her formal circular Dining room area. Meals can be enjoyed in the cockpit in her paradise surroundings, but there is also the attraction of having meals in her unique dining room. Click here for more pictures of the dining room area.

What better way to relax and enjoy the shining sun and crystal clear blue waters of the Caribbean than to arrive aboard a private luxury crewed Caribberan chartered yacht. Once you sink your toes into the beautiful warm white sandy beaches, you'll want to explore the culture and discover paradise.

With more than 36 islands and cays, the caribbean islands offer beautiful white sandy beaches, excellent restaurants, nightlife and numerous water activities. Enjoy snorkeling, scuba diving, windsurfing, kayaking, daysails, powerboating, sailing, fishing and swimming in the spectacular waters of the Caribbean.

Luxury crewed charter yacht AnnaCay now offer all-inclusive vacations.

The beautiful extensive and uncluttered teak decks allow privacy to soak up the sun.
Meals may be enjoyed in the vast cockpit area with a large central table incorporating a refrigerated drinks compartment. Alternatively, on cooler evenings, one can dine in the upper raised saloon with a 360-degree panoramic view. There is no limit to the sailing distance that can be undertaken as the yacht is fully equipped with necessities such as water and ice makers and ample fridge and freezer storage.

The Leeward Island chain from St Martin in the north, Dominica in the south and Antigua in the center, offers yet another type of charter territory. With some longer passages between islands in open sea conditions, this is the area for some of the best sailing in the world. This is the ideal territory for the Superyachts and luxury motor yachts.
The islands offer an extremely diverse range of island cultures.

Antigua itself is one of the major yachting centers in the Caribbean, it has a rich history and in the 18th century, the famous Nelson's Dockyard, English Harbour, was the base of the British Fleet in the West Indies. The island has beautiful beaches, deeply indented bays and has perfect sailing conditions year-round. Barbuda the sister island to the north is a low flat island with miles and miles of near-deserted sandy beaches.