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From St. Barth to Bridgetown (Caribbean) - ORIENT EXPRESS SAILING YACHTS
From St. Barth to Bridgetown (Caribbean) - ORIENT EXPRESS SAILING YACHTS
Orient Express Sailing Yachts is a masterpiece of modern sailing yachts, combining advanced technology with timeless craftsmanship. With its giant, innovative carbon fiber sails and powerful hull, the boat not only delivers outstanding performance on the high seas but is also a symbol of sophistication and vision. A journey with Corinthian opens up a colorful picture of the Mediterranean, from the sunny coasts of Spain and Portugal to the timeless beauty of France, Italy, Croatia and takes you to the heart of the wild Caribbean with its fine white sand, majestic volcanoes and deep green rainforests. Every moment is carefully selected, bringing a complete experience to souls who crave depth and meaning in their journey of discovery.
The journey from St. Barth to Bridgetown takes travelers through the most refined destinations of the Caribbean, where each island reveals its own unique beauty and story. From the vibrant, fashion-forward allure of St. Barth, the voyage continues to the tranquil shores of Little Jumby, the distinctly British charm of English Harbour in Antigua, and the captivating beaches of Barbados once favored by the Princess of Wales. Before arriving in Bridgetown, the journey concludes in Saint-Pierre, Martinique—a historic gem set against dramatic volcanic landscapes.
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- Personal butler service
Rooms have private sunbeds, some suites have jacuzzis - 24/7 room service
Unlimited fine dining
- 2 high-class restaurants
- 2 private restaurants
- 8 bars & lounges
- Serving dessert wine, non-alcoholic drinks
Diverse entertainment
- 2 swimming pools
- Cabaret stage
- Cinema
- Game room
- Library
- Recording studio
- Kids club (on some itineraries)
Full package tour service
- Airport pick up
- Luggage support
- Convenient pick-up and drop-off
- Quick and simple procedures
- Dedicated care throughout the journey
- Personal butler service
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NOT INCLUDED
- International round trip airfare
- Tourist visa
- Travel insurance
- Meals not on the itinerary
- Tipping cost for tour guide
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DEPARTURE DATE
November 17 - November 21, 2026
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ESTIMATED COSTS
From VND 335,468,000 per suite, per voyage (based on double occupancy).
PROJECTED ITINERARY
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Day 1 - Saint Barth, A Jewel in the Blue Sea
Saint-Barth A refined gem of the Caribbean, ever since David Rockefeller built his resort here in 1957, followed by JFK in the 1960s, this exquisite island has gradually become a secret retreat for the global elite.
With its picturesque Gustavia harbor, luxurious boutiques, and a carefree lifestyle infused with Saint-Tropez and Caribbean flair, this tiny island captivates visitors with its elegant beauty, abundant sunshine, and unforgettable charm.
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Day 2 - Little Jumby and Falmouth Harbour
Located off the northern coast of Antigua, Little Jumby is a small, almost unspoiled island where absolute privacy and minimalist beauty blend seamlessly with barefoot luxury. With its relaxed atmosphere reminiscent of Saint-Tropez and its exclusive beach club, it's the perfect destination for those seeking rare tranquility and refined experiences.
Falmouth Harbour is steeped in British maritime history, with Nelson's Dockyard being a UNESCO World Heritage site. The refreshing sea breeze, turquoise waters, and white sandy beaches create a perfect balance of heritage, nature, and the vibrant Caribbean lifestyle.
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Day 3 - Princess Diana's Beach
Princess Diana Beach stretches along Barbuda's pristine coastline like a soft silk ribbon between the sky and the sea. The white sand is tinged with pink, the ocean a gentle, soothing blue, so tranquil that only the sounds of seabirds and the soft rustling of anchored boats can be heard. This was once a rare haven of peace for Princess Diana, and it is named in her honor. Untouched, pure, and full of emotion, Princess Diana Beach is not just a destination, but a story of serenity, original beauty, and the free spirit of Barbuda.
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Day 4 - Saint-Pierre, the Island of a Thousand Flowers
Martinique could also be called the "Island of Colors." From vibrant tropical gardens and coral reefs to unique black-and-white beaches, it's captivating from every angle: colorful Creole houses, golden rum, or the turquoise slopes of Mont Pelée.
Once the capital and refuge of private sailors, Saint-Pierre was considered the "Paris of the Caribbean" before the volcanic eruption of 1902. Today, traces of the past remain evident in the charred steps of the grand theater, the ash-covered Fort Church, and the ancient facades of Monte-au-Ciel. Beneath the bay's waters, shipwrecks silently continue their unfinished stories. Saint-Pierre is a place where history and vitality intertwine, leaving a lasting impression on anyone who visits.
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Day 5 - Bridgetown, "Little England" in the heart of Barbados
Throughout the capital, Victorian architecture stands proudly, the Parliament building with its striking clock tower, and images reminiscent of Trafalgar Square evoke a feeling that is both familiar and strange. This "miniature England" of the West Indies has rightfully earned its UNESCO World Heritage status.
The coral stone facades and sun-drenched streets of Bridgetown invite visitors to explore at their leisure. In this little corner of Barbados, history and beauty blend perfectly, offering an experience that is both sophisticated and relaxing.
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