Guaranteed departure from 3 participants
Not included:
- Boarding costs of approx. 350€/person to be paid on site in cash (provisioning, fuel, mooring and customs fees).
- FFV passport (if required for beginners, approx. €25) to be paid on site.
- For singles, the cabin will be shared. For a private cabin, please allow an additional 900 euros
- Available on :
- Cabin cruise
Your cruise
Embark on an 8-day catamaran training cruise in the heart of the Grenadines. With offshore sailing, heavenly anchorages and practical training, this program will enable you to combine the pleasure of sailing with the perfecting of your maritime skills.
Your possible stops during this cruise
Your program for an 8-day catamaran training cruise in the Grenadines
This itinerary is given as a rough guide and may be adjusted according to weather and sailing conditions.
Day 1 - Port du Marin (Martinique) → Sainte-Anne
Boarding at 5pm at Port du Marin in Martinique. After settling in on board, safety briefing and familiarization with the catamaran. First short sail to Sainte-Anne to enjoy the first tacks and discover everyone's role on board. Overnight at anchor opposite the charming village of Sainte-Anne.
Day 2 - Les Pitons → Bequia (Admiralty Bay)
Depending on the crew's skill level, we offer short (4 hours) or long (up to 16 hours) night crossings. The boat sails along St. Lucia and St. Vincent, organized into sailing watches, before reaching Admiralty Bay, on the island of Bequia. Practical buoy drill on arrival.
Day 3 - Bequia → Union Island (Clifton or Chatham Bay)
Depart Bequia for a 25-nautical-mile coastal sail (3 to 4 hours). The route skirts Canouan or Mayreau, before anchoring at Clifton or Chatham Bay on Union Island. This leg is an opportunity to practice visual navigation and anchorage management.
Day 4 - Union Island → Tobago Cays
A short sail of 5 to 10 nautical miles (approx. 2 hours) takes you to the Tobago Cays, the jewel of the Grenadines. Discover the reefs and snorkel in a lagoon populated by turtles, rays and tropical fish. Practical workshops include man-overboard exercises, reefing and independent sailing. In the evening, enjoy a lobster dinner on the beach.
Day 5 - Tobago Cays → Cumberland (Saint-Vincent)
Head north for a long 8-9 hour sail, often upwind. The crew takes it in turns to sail watches to Cumberland Bay, a wild and impressive volcanic bay.
Day 6 - Cumberland → Sainte-Anne (Martinique)
Return crossing to Martinique, approx. 8 hours sailing. The boat skirts Saint Lucia, on the historic route of the old pirates, then reaches Sainte-Anne. This day is used to carry out final navigation exercises and prepare for the return trip.
Day 7 - Sainte-Anne
Final stopover in Sainte-Anne to enjoy the evening and night at anchor. A convivial moment on board and a last night under the stars.
Day 8 - Last sail and Disembarkation at Port du Marin at 10 a.m
The skipper
Embark with Eric - Destination Caraibes for a sailing cruise
Sailor, you will always cherish the sea
View ProfileThe skipper sleeps in a single cabin, the others are available for passengers
Passengers manage cooking
I manage the supply before departure ot passengers can do it, they choose.
- Places of embarkation:Le Marin Port
- Boarding time:17H00 / 5PM
- Time of landing:10H00 / 10AM
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