Lagoon 620 - "Duo Life"

The Antilles seen from space resemble a series of pearls thrown into the ocean. Immersed in emerald blue, the tropical islands covered with palm trees shine with golden sandy beaches.

BEACHES
Any Caribbean beach would be a contender in a "best beach in the world" contest. However, there are some not to be missed. Walking "The Baths" in Virgin Gorda and seeing the towering boulders is an unforgettable experience. The north coast of Anegada is a marvel of relaxation. The Maho beach of St Maarten; Barbuda, known for its pink shell beach.

Martinique Mon Diamant is a perfect Caribbean place where palm trees sway and the wind blows. The Grenadines offer at least a dozen first-rate beaches where you can anchor your yacht and enjoy the day between white sand and turquoise water.
The sand of Grand Anse Beach is so pure that it seems to have an inner brightness, and diving into the turquoise waters is sublime (and you will probably have some sea turtles for company).

CITY
Cities are bright tropical colors that enhance the lush green hills. The two small towns, Carriacou and Petit Martinique, deserve to be visited for their idyllic, isolated and intoxicating atmosphere - the perfect refuge. Experienced divers can head to the sinking of Bianca C (called the Titanic of the Caribbean). The 180-meter long liner is in clear water after an explosion in 1961.

The Caribbean islands have been shaped by nature and history. Each island is different in this place where the British, French, Dutch and Spanish speaking islands merge into a tropical melting pot. The cool breeze of the trade winds cools the air and allows you to navigate from Grenada to the British Virgin Islands through dozens of magical destinations.