Choosing a suitable island route
A route should follow the available time, guest comfort and conditions rather than a fixed list of landmarks. Treat each stop as proposed until the operator confirms access for the date.
Set the pace first
Choose whether the priority is cruising, swimming, time ashore, dining or an unhurried gathering. That decision gives the route a useful structure.
Confirm each meaningful stop
Ask about cruising time, anchoring or tender access, local permissions and the conditions that could change the sequence on the day.





