Antigua Charter Yachts Show |
Our
charter yacht specialists are now returning from The Antigua
Charter Yacht Show (the largest industry charter yacht show in
the world. After viewing hundreds of yachts our agents are
up to date with the latest news on all the yachts and crews and
are ready to assist you in finding that perfect yacht for that
winter getaway...
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Our Charter Agents

Eight bells for
Rodney Arthur Nicholson
19th December 1927 –
7th November 2010
Rodney, Desmond and their father Vernon
Rodney, his brother
Desmond and their father, the Commander, sailed into Antigua in
1949 on their yacht the 70' Mollyhawk. They took up residence in
English Harbour which was derelict at the time but now
beautifully restored. At that time a wealthy American tourist
asked if the ladds could sail him down island aboard Mollyhawk,
and thus the charter industry was born. Soon after
the brothers took more visitors aboard Mollyhawk and other
owners left their yachts in Antigua for Rodney and Desmond to
look after and charter.
How
it all Started
 PACIFIC WAVE
"This
week has fulfilled – and exceeded – our dreams of a perfect
holiday in the Caribbean. The most wonderful, relaxed, pampered
and altogether far-too-short few days! Mark, you astounded us
with your creative culinary skills and Lynn, your organisation
and sailing.
Thanks, both of you.”
Suzanne, Helen & John – Melbourne Australia - December 2010 -
USVI/BVI
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Many yachts are
offering special this season - Still specials available
for the holidays... |
 MATAU
Special Winter! 2010-2011
$37,400/6 and $39,900/8 (excluding Christmas /
New Years)
ex fine-wine/tx/dive/comm/dock)
Location: Antigua, Caribbean
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Winter Charter
Destinations.. |

BVI

First time or fifth time, sailors going to the Caribbean are sure to
find everything they're looking for in the British Virgin Islands. There are
nine major islands and forty smaller islands all linked together in a chain
just twenty miles long. Soft sand beaches, great snorkeling, sunken ships
and so much more are waiting for you to explore.
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