How to travel from one Caribbean island to another?

How to get from one Caribbean island to another?

Dreams... and some research... My travel plans start with research... Is my plan feasible and do-able? Or is it better to just go without a plan and just see?

Step 1: First I feel, close my eyes and think of where I like to go..

Step 2: I will do some research and check my own experiences.

The last days I think of the Caribbean islands, to travel to the Caribbean, hop on someones boat (anyone needs a cook?) or take public boat transportation.

What islands are actually in the Caribbean?

The most well-known Caribbean islands are Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao (Willemstad), Cuba (Havana), Dominica (Roseau), Dominican Republic (Santo Domingo), Jamaica, Bahamas, Puerto Rico and St. Maarten. In addition, surrounding countries are also often included in the Caribbean: Surinam, Mexico, Costa Rica, Colombia and Panama.

Curaçao is well-connected with the Netherlands, why not take a boat all together? It takes 17 days on a ship to go to Curaçao. From Curaçao, you can take a ferry to Bonaire. Bonaire is only 52 kilometers away from Curaçao.

I think it is not possible, at least I can't find it online. On the spot once in the Caribbean it might be different..., you almost always have to take a flight to make your way around.

From Saba you can easily take the ferry to St. Eustatius.

These three islands are not too far from each other, from St. Maarten you can take a ferry to St. Barth. From St. Maarten you can take a boat to Anguilla. So that is a nice route...

What is one of the ways of transportation in the Caribbean?

When you want to travel between destinations via water transportation, there is a choice: ferries, catamarans, private speedboats, sailing boats and yachts. Or take one of the great ferry routes between St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Antigua and Montserrat and St. Martin and Anguilla. 

Ages ago, I have been to Bonaire, Curaçao, Cuba, Surinam, Mexico, Costa Rica and Panama. I have fond memories and will definitely go again.