Cruise Ideas
Whether you're a sailing enthusiast or looking for a unique getaway, we offer unforgettable cruises in the heart of the Caribbean. Discover our various cruise itineraries now to live the Caribbean experience you've always dreamed of!
The programs are adaptable according to your wishes and will also be adapted according to the weather.
The Grenadines
10-day or longer cruise
Saint Lucia
7-day or longer cruise
Antigua & Barbuda
7-day or longer cruise
Martinique
7-day or longer cruise
The Saintes and Marie Galante
7-day or longer cruise
Dominica
7-day or longer cruise
Cruise in the Grenadines
Day 1 - Boarding at Bas du Fort Marina, Guadeloupe
Clément, your professional skipper, will meet you at the Bas du Fort marina for boarding. Settle into your cabins followed by a safety briefing.
Day 2 to 15+ : The Grenadines!
Time to hoist the sails and enjoy a voyage through the heart of the West Indies. On the agenda throughout your trip: relaxation and adventure as you explore fine sandy beaches under the coconut trees. We will anchor at various islands, each more beautiful than the last... Including:
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Saint Lucia: The first stop before reaching the Grenadines. Halfway to your dream archipelago, Saint Lucia and its iconic Pitons offer a wonderful preview of what lies ahead—a magnificent island with lush rainforests and crystal-clear waters.
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Saint Vincent: Once entry formalities (customs and marina clearance) are completed, you will officially be in the Grenadines! Known for its volcanic terrain, this first island is famous for its vibrant marine life. Put on your swimsuit and dive right into the translucent waters.
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Bequia: An unmissable destination featuring white-sand beaches bordered by turquoise waters, lively bars, and seaside restaurants. Keep an eye out for sea turtles swimming through this tropical paradise.
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Mustique: Nicknamed the "Island of Billionaires," where you can admire a parade of lavish villas directly from the sailboat.
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Mayreau: Considered by many to be one of the most beautiful islands in the Grenadines. A hidden haven of peace in the heart of the Caribbean, Mayreau boasts rich reef life with sea sponges, green turtles, colorful reef fish, nurse sharks, and reef sharks.
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Tobago Cays: A group of five small uninhabited islands (Petit Rameau, Petit Bateau, Baradal, Jamesby, and Petit Tabac). Renowned for their postcard-perfect landscapes, the Tobago Cays attract visitors every year to discover their lagoon's striking shades of blue. Guided by Clément, you will gently sail toward this protected island sanctuary.
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Union Island: Located in the southern Grenadines, Union offers two distinct sides. On the east side, visit "Clifton" for lively evenings. To the west lies "Chatham Bay," a peaceful anchorage home to sea turtles and tropical fish.
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And much more: Clément, your skipper, has plenty of wonderful surprises in store for you!
Day 15 - Disembarkation at Bas du Fort Marina, Guadeloupe
The final day of your Grenadines voyage has arrived. Your skipper will invite you to disembark at 10:00 AM at the starting marina.
Saint Lucia
Heading toward Saint Lucia, Set sail from Guadeloupe to Rodney Bay. En route, optional stopovers in Dominica and Martinique await. Along the passage, watch numerous bird species darting through the wind turbulence created by the sails, and if you are lucky, dolphins playing at the bow. With a fishing line in the water, chances are high you will be enjoying fresh fish upon arrival in Rodney Bay. Take a quick dip at Pigeon Island before heading ashore to stretch your legs.
Exploring Bays and Reefs, Enjoy a peaceful anchorage to swim, snorkel, or try your hand at fishing. In Marigot Bay or Anse Cochon, discover vibrant corals and abundant tropical fish. A dinghy and stand-up paddleboard (SUP) are at your disposal to explore both land and sea, while freediving enthusiasts can explore stunning local shipwrecks.
After a relaxing morning swim, hoist the sails to reach the spectacular anchorage nestled at the foot of the Pitons. Spend a few days here soaking in the natural waterfalls and mud baths ashore.
Over the following days, enjoy a leisurely sail back north, taking time to revisit Martinique, Dominica, and finally Guadeloupe.
Cruise to Antigua & Barbuda
Day 1 : Depart from Bas du Fort Marina and sail along Guadeloupe's leeward coast, with an optional stopover in Rivière Sens or Deshaies, weather permitting.
Day 2 and beyond : Upon arrival in Antigua, your captain will handle customs and immigration formalities. From there, you will have several days to cruise between Antigua and Barbuda, taking in the crystal-clear turquoise waters, white-sand beaches, and coral reefs bursting with marine life!
Cruise in Martinique
Day 1 : After settling in and receiving a quick briefing at Bas du Fort Marina, set sail for Les Saintes, where you will spend the afternoon and overnight.
Days 2–3 : Hoist the sails and head toward Martinique, with a likely stopover in Dominica depending on the weather.
Day 4 : Arrive at Anse Couleuvre, one of Martinique's most pristine and secluded coves! A short jungle hike leads to a tropical waterfall. In the evening, head to Saint-Pierre for a dive into history—explore the town's historic ruins and snorkel over shipwrecks lying on the seabed.
Day 5 : Set course for Les Anses-d'Arlet for a magical snorkeling experience among colorful coral reefs and tropical fish.
Days 6–7 : Begin your return journey toward Guadeloupe, featuring a stopover in Dominica along the way.
Cruise in The Saintes and Marie Galante
Day 1 : Set sail in the morning toward Les Saintes Channel. After a 2 to 3-hour passage powered by the trade winds, drop anchor in the Bay of Terre-de-Haut (ranked among the most beautiful bays in the world). Spend a relaxing afternoon walking up to Fort Napoléon to spot iguanas and enjoy a 360-degree panorama, followed by a taste of the traditional "Tourment d'Amour" pastry in the village.
Day 2 : Spend the morning anchored at Îlet Cabrit for a short walk up to the ruins of Fort Joséphine. Early in the afternoon, set course for the famous Pain de Sucre. Enjoy an exceptional snorkeling session at the base of the cliff surrounded by colorful fish, sea turtles, and corals. Spend the night at anchor under the stars.
Day 3 : Morning crossing to the "Island of a Hundred Windmills" (about 2.5 to 3 hours of sailing). Arrive in Saint-Louis to anchor in crystal-clear turquoise waters. In the afternoon, head ashore to explore the island: visit a traditional rum distillery (Bielle or Père Labat) and discover preserved sugar cane landscapes.
Day 4 : A day dedicated to relaxation and wild nature. Go for a swim at Anse Canot, a cove framed by tropical vegetation accessible by dinghy or SUP, and snorkel along the cliffs of the leeward coast. Enjoy a peaceful night at anchor in Saint-Louis.
Day 5 : Take a final morning dip before hoisting the sails for the return passage to Bas du Fort Marina (3 to 4 hours of sailing). Expected arrival in the early afternoon for disembarkation.
Cruise in Dominica
Day 1 : Board at Bas du Fort Marina and set sail for Les Saintes, where you will spend the afternoon and night in a stunning anchorage.
Days 2–3 : Set course for Dominica! Upon arriving at Prince Rupert Bay, explore spectacular waterfalls hidden deep within the tropical rainforest. Be sure to visit a local chocolate factory to sample the island's finest cacao, then enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the bay for a night at anchor.
Days 4–5 : Head toward Roseau, the island's colorful and authentic capital. Joined by local guide Moise, set off to discover one of Dominica's most breathtaking natural wonders: the Valley of Desolation and the famous Boiling Lake—the second largest boiling lake in the world. Hike through volcanic landscapes and soak in natural hot springs for an unforgettable day of adventure and relaxation.
Day 6 : After breakfast, hoist the sails for your return voyage to Guadeloupe. Cherish your final moments at sea, swayed by the trade winds and rich memories of an action-packed cruise.