Grenadines catamaran cruise option diving and water sports

Your cruise

Discover the wonderful archipelago of the Grenadines, in the south of the West Indies, aboard a state-of-the-art catamaran equipped for water sports!
Sail from island to island, from one dream landscape to another. Crystal clear water, multicolored seabed, coconut trees and white sandy beaches await you during this Grenadines catamaran cruise with diving and water sports option.

Your possible stops during this cruise

Head for a Grenadines catamaran cruise with diving and water sports option!
Here is an example of a program for a 7 days cruise in the Grenadines :

DAY 1 - Boarding Martinique and Saint Lucia
Your professional skipper will welcome you on board at 09h00 at the Port of Le Marin, in Martinique. He will show you around the catamaran and explain the rules of life and safety on board. Then first navigation in the direction of Saint Lucia. Sail on the water for about 4 hours before reaching the beautiful and famous "Rodney Bay".
After a first swim in the turquoise water, where you can enjoy a paddle or snorkeling break, you will have lunch in the sun. Then you will raise the anchor and sail along the coast of Saint Lucia to the second anchorage: Marigot Bay. You will spend the night there, and the next day, you will wake up amazed by the beauty of the landscapes and the mountains that surround you, guaranteed!

DAY 2 : Saint Lucia - Saint Vincent
Early departure and navigation towards a paradise island, with sparkling beaches, like the one of Wallilabou, where scenes of the famous movies "Pirates of the Caribbean" were shot. In the capital, Kingstown, in the south of the island, there is a beautiful botanical garden that is worth visiting with a guide (extra).
Take the opportunity to buy seafood: crab, lobster and lambi. Whether from Cumberland or Wallibubu, you can easily walk to a nearby river, allowing you to discover a magnificent picture: a waterfall plunging into lush vegetation.

DAY 3 : Saint Vincent - Bequia
Welcome to the Grenadines! More precisely to Bequia Island (pronounced "Bekwé"), the second largest of the Grenadines archipelago. It is the island of the old whalers. You will anchor with the catamaran, in front of the capital Port Elisabeth, in "Admiralty Bay". Then you will have to go ashore to do your clearance and discover the local population and their culinary specialties, we advise you to taste a grilled fish in one of the typical restaurants, a real treat. You will be able to see the local fishermen spear fishing; they are the only ones in the world who still do it this way or learn all about sea turtles in the Old Hegg turtle sanctuary.

DAY 4 : Bequia - Mosquito
Head for a tiny island (6 km2), a Jet Set island known for its charm and discretion. The island is also home to an exceptional wilderness, between coral reefs and sea turtle breeding grounds. Sailboats and other charter boats can only drop anchor in Britannia Bay.

DAY 5 : Mosquito - Tobago Cays
If you dream of white sandy beaches and coral reefs, this is probably the place to be. The archipelago is classified as a marine park, aboard the catamaran, you will find a large coral reef which forms a semi-circle to the wind of the islets Petit Rameau, Petit Bateau, Baradal, Jamesby, Petit Tabac, World's End Reef. These islets are clumps of palm trees surrounded by white sand, bathed by a turquoise sea. Good anchorages abound. Enjoy the seabed and coral reef surrounding this archipelago via the water sport of your choice.

DAY 6 : Tobago Cays - Union
We raise the anchor and sail towards the island of Union, the most southern of the Grenadine Islands. On land, we recommend you to make a small stop at the tiny island of Morpion, very known by the tourists, because there is only one umbrella in the middle of the beach. You'll have a fun time taking pictures of the umbrella. Once on Union, you can do a little shopping while passing by Clifton Harbour. At sea, don't miss the majestic coral reef via a snorkeling stop, a wonderful water activity to share with loved ones. on Union Island, you can moor in Clifton Harbour, a popular mooring spot on this island, as it is close to restaurants and cafes.

DAY 7: Union - Martinique
Your Grenadines itinerary comes to an end and it's time to head back to Le Marin, Martinique.
Disembarkation at 6:00 pm at the port of Le Marin in Martinique. Time to thank the crew for this catamaran and water sports cruise in the Grenadines!

As a reminder:
- This itinerary is purely indicative. It can be modified according to the length of your stay, your preferences... Of course we can help you in the preparation of your itinerary.
- on board the catamaran, you will find many water sports: 2 paddles, 1 wakeboard and water ski, 2 seabobs and 6 diving tanks with compressor, reserved for autonomous passengers only (no instructor on board)