10 Luxury Caribbean Resorts to Visit by Superyacht

Traveling on your own floating palace is the ultimate five-star escape, but from time to time, you might want to dock and head to dry land. Some upscale resorts bring the opportunity for a unique approach that includes sailing in via your superyacht. That means you can enjoy your time out at sea and then take advantage of a wide range of high-end amenities while surrounded by the quintessential turquoise waters of the Caribbean.

While there’s plenty to love about anchoring in a remote bay, transform a superyacht getaway into a dream escape by cruising into any one of these luxury Caribbean resorts—from the stunning Virgin Islands to romantic St. Lucia, the Bahamas, and beyond.

The Lovango Resort + Beach Club – Lovango Cay, USVI

The Lovango Resort + Beach Club is just a short sail from St. John, and private yachts are welcomed with moorings and daytime tender service available for vessels up to 65′, while a large anchorage area can hold bigger boats. The luxury beach club at Lovango was the first to open in the USVI and is entirely off-grid, powered by solar energy and wind, while offering a full-service private island experience, complete with awe-inspiring views of St. Croix, St. Thomas, and St. John from Lovango’s south side.

You can spend the day relaxing in a cabana or on a lounger, enjoying lunch at the Sandpit, or moor overnight and take advantage of the mouthwatering menu of Caribbean-inspired fare at the Waterfront Restaurant for a breathtaking sunset dinner. If you want to get active, snorkeling gear is offered for exploring the vibrant reef, or you can hit the hiking trails that wind through lush greenery, leading to the island’s peak or North Beach. Showers, food and drink service, towels, and umbrellas are also included. 

Park Hyatt, St Kitts

Located on secluded Banana Bay, the ultra-luxe Park Hyatt St. Kitts Christophe Harbour overlooks The Narrows strait between St. Kitts and Nevis. Part of the Christophe Harbour development at the southern tip of St. Kitts, providing a convenient, high-end destination for superyachts in the marina that can accommodate vessels of up to 250 feet. The marina offers a wide range of amenities, including duty-free fuel, 24/7 security, and on-site customs and immigration. 

It includes the Sugar Mill Spa & Sanctuary with a menu of treatments drawing inspiration from the vibrant flora of the island. You’ll also find two swimming pools and multiple bars and restaurants. There are three signature eateries, including fine dining at the adults-only Stone Barn and the more casual oceanfront Fisherman’s Village, featuring sea-to-table dishes with spectacular views. Food and drink service is also provided at the pools and on the beach. Guided activities are available too, including kayaking, paddleboarding, and snorkeling, with the area home to abundant marine life, including manta rays, sea turtles, and octopus. 

Zoetry Marigot Bay Resort & Marina, St Lucia

St. Lucia is renowned for its immaculate beaches, unspoiled tropical forest laced with waterfalls, and its soaring emerald Pitons. Located just minutes away from the UNESCO-protected Pitons area, Zoetry Mariot Marigot Bay Resort & Marina hosts a marina with all the necessary amenities for yachts of up to 280 feet. It includes a crew cafe, showers, and laundry facilities while providing access to the luxurious amenities at the resort, including a pool, spa, and outstanding eateries where you can expect world-class service throughout. 

The three on-site restaurants serve dishes focused on St. Lucian products, such as avocados, mangos, and fresh-caught mahi mahi. The secluded Tree House provides an intimate, private dining space for romantic dinners. The private chef will prepare just about anything to your liking, from fine-dining fare to his family’s fried chicken. With strong and tasty rum cocktails served at its multiple bars, including the Grill Loung Bar with views of the marina and the bay below, you’ll be glad your superyacht is just steps away.

Casa de Campo Resort & Villas, Dominican Republic

The 7,000-acre Casa de Campo Resort & Villas sits at the southeastern tip of the Dominican Republic, enveloping a 350-slip marina. One of the most prestigious in the nation, it’s an entire community, inspired by the Mediterranean’s most charming seaside villages while offering a full range of services and amenities. Every mooring comes with cable TV, electricity, and water, accessed by concrete docks with wooden catwalks. The Yacht Club sits at the heart of the marina, providing a popular gathering space in a historic atmosphere designed to evoke “the good old times.” 

One of the highlights of the resort is its three Pete Dye golf courses, including the Caribbean’s No. 1 ranked course, the Teeth of the Dog, with 18 challenging holes carved out of the rugged coral and rock coastline. Plus, there are three private, unspoiled white sand beaches, shopping venues, an equestrian center for polo, and seven restaurants. 

Scrub Island Resort, Spa & Marina – British Virgin Islands

Scrub Island sits on its own private island in the British Virgin Islands and includes a marina with 55 deep-water slips for short- or long-term docking, including five designed for superyachts up to 160 feet in length. Provisioning is available and can be ordered online for pickup at the Scrub Island Outpost, which offers seafood, meats, fresh produce, a variety of gourmet foods, wine, spirits, beer, and more. The resort offers many ways to relax and enjoy outdoor adventures. It’s surrounded by pristine white sandy beaches with coral reefs for outstanding diving and snorkeling, with other activities like kayaking available too. 

After a day of fun, you might indulge in pampering treatments at the spa, lounge around the pool, or in one of the hammocks at water’s edge. The myriad of restaurants includes both casual eateries and fine dining with a focus on Caribbean dishes and high-end steaks. 

Windjammer Landing Resort & Residences, St. Lucia

Set along the northwest coast of St. Lucia, Windjammer offers the rare privilege of complimentary mooring in its sheltered bay, complete with full on-site provisioning services. The resort itself is reminiscent of a Mediterranean village although it’s tucked onto a lush hillside and framed by the brilliant blue of the Caribbean. There’s no shortage when it comes to relaxation or fun, with six outdoor pools, a lavish spa, in-water hammocks, a gym, and a private beach.

At Windjammer, you’ll also have access to watersports, including paddleboarding, kayaking, windsurfing, wakeboarding, and snorkeling. There are seven exceptional dining venues to fuel your appetite afterward, all focused on fresh ingredients that can be complemented by outstanding wines or tropical cocktails. 

Sandy Lane Yacht Club – Canouan Island, St. Vincent and the Grenadines

The Sandy Lane Yacht Club is a resort and 120-berth marina at the southern end of Canouan Island that can accommodate two dozen superyachts. It was opened by Irish billionaire Dermot Desmond, who opened the famous Sandy Lane Resort in Barbados to provide a premier destination for exclusive vacation experiences and luxury yachting. 

Widely recognized by yachting and travel publications for its commitment to luxury and exceptional services, the Sandy Lane Yacht Club organizes activities and guided tours, such as snorkeling and hiking, allowing guests to explore the island’s beauty on land and underwater. There are also a variety of dining venues serving a mix of international and local fare, including the popular beachfront Shenanigans that attracts locals and visitors alike with dishes made using fresh, locally-sourced ingredients. 

Atlantis Resort – Paradise Island, Bahamas

Nearly everyone has heard about Atlantis Resort on Paradise Island, but you may not know that it offers a marina for superyachters who can take advantage of the full range of services. The Atlantis Marina is one of the rare marinas in The Bahamas that can accommodate yachts of up to 240 feet and a 37′ beam, with 63 slips. Stay here and you’ll enjoy a long list of resort amenities, including five miles of pristine white sandy beaches, numerous pools, the highly-rated Ocean Club Golf Course, a huge casino, marine exhibits, the Aquaventure water park with high-speed slides and a rapid river, restaurants, and a nightclub. 

Abaco Beach Resort and Boat Harbour Marina – Great Abaco Island, Bahamas

If you’re looking for a quieter high-end resort in the Bahamas to avoid the big cruise ship crowds, the Abaco Beach Resort and Boat Harbour Marina offers an authentic Out Island experience in a tropical setting that’s sure to please superyachters. The Boat Harbour Marina is one of the country’s largest, with nearly 200 slips, and provides a luxurious base for exploring some of the most treasured destinations in the Out Islands. You’ll have full access to the amenities at the resort, which, in addition to the marina, includes two pools, a stunning white sand beach, non-motorized water sports, a fitness center, and activities concierge.

El Conquistador Resort, Puerto Rico

One of the top marina facilities in Puerto Rico can be found at El Conquistador Resort in Fajardo, a hub for much of the island’s recreational boating and a popular launch port for visiting Vieques, Culebra, and the Virgin Islands. It has 25 slips for yachts of up to 80′ while providing access to all resort amenities, including Palomino Island, its 100-acre private island with beautiful powdery white sands. You’ll also find multiple pools, a world-class golf course, a 26,000-square-foot spa, and a water park that includes a nearly vertical slide with a 60-foot drop. The wealth of enticing eateries includes casual and fine dining options from Spanish tapas to Italian and a steakhouse.