If you want to learn more about the 200 year history of boat building tradition. Watch this beautiful documentary. It’s a story of Alwyn Enoe, one of the last boatbuilders practicing a trade passed down the generations from Scottish settlers that arrived in Carriacou...

The boat-building industry dates back to the nineteenth century, when Scottish boat builders were brought to the island of Carriacou to build cargo vessels for the booming transport of goods between the islands. These boats became the lifeblood of the Caribbean and...

I was 6 years old when my father introduced me to the taste of ocean water in the beautiful Cayman Islands. “Scoop it up and take a big drink.” My brothers coughed and sputtered. I didn’t. I liked the warm saltiness. The little prairie girl had her first formative...

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Tucked away in the Eastern Caribbean Sea, Grenada is delightfully off-the-beaten-path—though its allure is already well-known to mariners and discerning travelers alike. The island's blend of old-school Caribbean charm and modern bespoke luxury is best appreciated...

Take a look at a map and you’ll see that Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique are surrounded by over a dozen small and uninhabited islands, dotted along the coastlines. The breadcrumb trail of islands then continues north with the Grenadines divided politically...

Enjoy sailing Grenada and the Grenadines on a crewed yacht charter with family or friends. Jambalaya, a 73' traditional wooden Caribbean schooner, has all the modern comforts you need to make your Caribbean sailing vacation one to remember. Read the rest of this...