The Region
Spanning diverse coastlines, North America and the Bahamas offer a wide range of cruising experiences—from Florida’s vibrant cities and tropical keys, to the Bahamas’ turquoise waters and hidden islands, to New England’s historic harbors and coastal charm. Whether you’re after soft-sand beaches, rich culture, or peaceful anchorages, each destination invites you to explore at your own pace.
Bahamas & Turks
& Caicos
The Bahamas and Turks & Caicos are a top island-hopping destination, known for turquoise waters, white-sand beaches, and vibrant reefs. Cruise through the Bahamas’ many islands—from bustling Nassau to the serene Exumas and Abacos—perfect for snorkeling and exploration. Farther south, Turks & Caicos offers deeper waters, dramatic diving, and a more remote, tranquil feel.
Florida
Florida offers an exceptionally diverse cruising landscape, ranging from lively urban waterfronts to quiet backwater channels and tropical island chains. The Intracoastal Waterway provides protected cruising along much of the state’s east coast, while destinations like Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and West Palm Beach offer marinas, and nightlife. To the south, the Florida Keys present a more laid-back island atmosphere with coral reefs, clear waters, and charming stops from Key Largo to Key West.
New England
New England offers a classic and charming maritime experience, with a string of coastal towns, historic harbors, and picturesque islands. Sailors enjoy cool summer breezes, rocky shorelines, and postcard-perfect villages in destinations like Newport, Martha’s Vineyard, Nantucket, and Maine’s Penobscot Bay. Blending natural beauty with rich nautical heritage, the region offers a mix of scenic anchorages, protected bays, and cultural attractions—making it a timeless summer cruising favorite.
