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Reverie
65FT · SAILING CATAMARAN
Pricing from $59,500/week
10 Guests · 5 Cabins · 3 Crew
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Anchor in the flat water behind the reef, rig on the foredeck, launch straight off the back.
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A yacht is the ultimate chase boat for kiting. You anchor in the flat water behind a reef or off an empty sandbar, rig on the foredeck, and launch straight off the back — and if you go down a half mile out, the crew is already in the dinghy. No crowded beach, no waiting for the wind to fill on shore.
On a kiteboarding yacht charter the wind sets the itinerary, not the other way around. Your captain knows which anchorages catch the trades and which reefs hold the water flat, and when the forecast shifts, the yacht moves with it — you kite the best spot within reach every day instead of the one spot your hotel happens to sit on.
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The Caribbean's best flat-water and trade-wind kiting — and the yachts above charter all of it.

Anegada is the BVI's kite capital — the north-shore beaches sit behind a protecting reef, with waist-deep flats and steady winter trades and miles of open water with nothing to hit. North Sound runs a close second: kiters fly right off Saba Rock with the breeze funneling between Virgin Gorda and Prickly Pear. From a yacht you chase the wind around both instead of being stuck on one beach.
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Sample British Virgin Islands itineraries

Union Island is one of the Caribbean's great kite spots — the reef off Clifton holds the water flat while the trades howl over the top, and Happy Island sits right out in the lagoon for a beer between sessions. The Tobago Cays add kiting over the horseshoe reef with turtles grazing underneath.
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Sample St. Vincent and the Grenadines itineraries
Steady trades over endless shallow sandbars — flat, warm, empty water that's as forgiving for a first lesson as it is for a downwinder between cays.

Orient Bay and Le Galion are the windward-side standbys — a mile and a half of steady easterly trades with a reef-held lagoon for the flat-water crowd. But the yacht move is Anguilla: the offshore cays along its coast are reachable only by boat, and Sandy Island's little lagoon serves flat water and offshore wind with nobody else on it.
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Sample St. Martin, Anguilla & St. Barts itineraries

Most charters here sail the Society Islands, and the kiting comes with you: the reef-protected lagoons at Raiatea, Taha'a, and Maupiti serve up flat water with the trades blowing across — launch from a motu sandbar or straight off the yacht. The Tuamotus take it up a level, low atolls where the wind crosses the rim into miles of shallow lagoon. June through October brings the strongest wind, which makes this the rare kite destination that peaks while the Caribbean goes light for the summer.
Bring your own if you're particular about your quiver — kite sizes are personal, and most traveling kiters carry at least their own bar and harness. That said, several yachts carry a full kite setup aboard, and we'll confirm exactly what's on the yacht you pick before you decide what to pack.
Yes, with the right plan. If you're starting from zero we'll shape the itinerary around spots with established kite schools and book lessons there — shallow, sandy-bottom flats like Anegada are about the friendliest places on earth to learn. Already independent? The crew handles launch, landing, and rescue.
The winter trades — roughly December through April — blow the steadiest, with the strongest stretch around the Christmas winds of December and January. Summer is lighter and better suited to the e-foil than the kite.
The crew watches every session, and the dinghy comes to get you — that's the whole point of kiting off a yacht instead of a beach. Drop the kite a half mile out and you're back aboard with a drink in your hand ten minutes later, not swimming your gear in.
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