Cabin cruising school in the Grenadines on a Lagoon 4é catamaran

Your cruise

Come to Martinique and enjoy 12 to 13 days at sea in the paradise of the West Indies, especially the Grenadines. aboard a Lagoon 42 catamaran and accompanied by a professional skipper, you'll set sail to discover the Lesser Antilles: Saint Lucia, the Grenadines, Tobago Cays...
On your Grenadines cruise program: white sand, paddle, snorkeling and swimming in warm waters!
NB: As this is a relaxed cruising school, you're welcome to take part in the navigation if you'd like to learn or improve your skills!
NB: On certain dates, the Lagoon 42 will sail in a flotilla with a Lagoon 450F.

Your possible stops during this cruise

Here is the program for your Grenadines cabin cruising school on a Lagoon 42 catamaran. This program may be modified according to weather conditions.

Day 1 - Le Marin, Martinique.
Meeting point from 4:00 pm at the port of Le Marin in Martinique to board the catamaran. Installation, provisioning by cruise participants or receipt of pre-ordered provisions. Evening and overnight at Le Marin marina.

Day 2 - Rodney Bay, Saint Lucia.
Time to hoist the sails. Head south to the Grenadines! But before reaching this little paradise, you'll enjoy a stopover in Saint Lucia, at the Rodney Bay anchorage. What more could you ask for than to swim, paddle and relax? Overnight at anchor.

Day 3 - Béquia, Grenadines.
Departing from Saint Lucia aboard the Lagoon 46, continue southwards. Sail along the coasts of St. Lucia and St. Vincent before reaching your first Grenadine island in the afternoon: Béquia. Anchor at Admiralty Bay to complete entry formalities for the Grenadines.

Day 4 - Moustique, Grenadines.
You'll head for Moustique, the island of the jet set. Where you'll discover its very British charm in the heart of the Caribbean. On the program: swimming and an overnight at anchor.

Day 5 - Mayreau, Grenadines.
Set a gentle course for Mayreau, anchored in Salt Whistle Bay. A magnificent site, with a white sandy beach, coconut palms and, of course, translucent water. We recommend a 15-minute stroll to the village for a superb view of the Tobago Cays. In the evening, enjoy an evening on the beach at Salt Whistle Bay.

Day 6 - Tobago Cays, Grenadines.
At around 2:00 pm, you'll set sail again for the Tobago Cays, where you'll spend the night. This is one of the most emblematic spots in the Grenadines, and its beauty plays a big part in its appeal. Put on your swimsuit and go for a swim with the turtles, then don a mask and snorkel to discover the coral reef, and finally work on your balance on a paddle outing. In the evening, enjoy a lobster barbecue on the beach (optional extra, payable on site: €50/person).

Day 7 - Union Island, Grenadines.
Leave the Tobago Cays for a new destination, Union Island. You'll be anchored on the west side of the island, in Clifton Bay. Enjoy a delicious meal, swim and visit the village of Clifton. In the evening, we recommend a festive evening of local steel band music.

Day 8 - Morpion and Petit-Saint-Vincent, Grenadines.
aboard the catamaran, you'll head for Petit-Saint-Vincent, with a stopover on Morpion Island and its straw hut.

Day 9 - Union, Grenadines
Back to Union, but this time on the east coast at Chatham Bay. A splendid site, ideal for swimming and paddle-boarding.

Day 10 - St. Vincent, Grenadines.
on board the catamaran, continue sailing north for a stopover at Cumberland Bay on Saint-Vincent Island. Here you'll have the chance to visit the waterfalls at the top of the island (Option to be paid locally: €25/person).

Day 11 - Sainte-Anne, Martinique.
It's officially time to head back to Sainte-Anne, Martinique, but before you disembark, take advantage of one last stop for a swim.

Day 12 - Le Marin, Martinique.
End of Grenadines cruise on Lagoon 46 catamaran. Last breakfast on board, then arrival at the marina around 8:00 am. Disembarkation between 9:30 and 10:00 am.

Learn and perfect your sailing skills:
If you wish, you can discover and deepen the art of sailing. You'll learn practical skills such as sail trimming, basic maneuvers and managing the boat's balance. As the course progresses, you'll develop a keen sense of cooperation and communication, essential for effective crew maneuvering. This cruising school will immerse you in the nautical world, combining theory and practice to train autonomous and responsible sailors.