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Yesterday, a follower of our blog sent in an email asking, “When is high season in the Caribbean?”
The Caribbean offers wonderful and highly diverse cruising. The capital of the United States Virgin Islands (USVI) is St. Thomas. It is to the north. To the south of there are the Windward and Leeward Islands. They are clusters of islands and cays that form the region known as the Antilles. They offer many diverse destinations – from beaches to lagoons, to rain forests.
Most captains and they will tell you the “best” time to enjoy sailing in the Caribbean is from December to April. This period is known as “High” season. The weather is drier and the tradewinds are steadier. Weather conditions for crewed catamaran charters (the most popular yachts) are more stable. Nights tend to be cooler as well.
May through November is considered the “Low” season in the Caribbean. It is most often associated with hurricane season. Hurricane season is theoretically from June to November. However, most intense tropical storms occur in September and October. This is when the ocean water is at its warmest temperatures of the year.
May is technically low season, but avid adventurers often plan Virgin Islands yacht charters in this month. The weather is still cooler than the later summer months in May. The water temperature is ideal for snorkeling. Throngs of tourists that flock to the Caribbean for Easter and spring break are long gone.
May offers lower prices often associated with low season. It is also a comfortable climate. May offers great climate, prices, and fewer visitors.
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