Catamaran cabin cruises in Guadeloupe and Dominica

Your cruise

Embark now on a catamaran cruise, in perfect harmony with nature, and steeped in the authentic atmosphere of the West Indies.
You'll appreciate their magnificent beaches, their diversity, their picturesque villages, their unspoiled nature and their typical island atmosphere.

Your possible stops during this cruise

Discover our catamaran cabin cruises in Guadeloupe and Dominica!
please note: "The itinerary will depend on weather conditions, your wishes and those of your skipper."

Here's your program:
- Day 1 Pointe-à-Pitre/Marina Bas du Fort/Îlet du Gosier: Your ship will be waiting for you with a welcome cocktail and a briefing on the cruise, safety and life on board will take place, then you'll leave the port for a welcoming anchorage in Gosier Bay. Dinner and overnight at anchor.

- Day 2 Gosier/Marie-Galante : Weigh anchor for a 3-hour sail to the island of Marie-Galante. Nicknamed "la grande galette" (the big cake) because of its low relief, or "l'île aux cent moulins" (the island of a hundred mills), Marie-Galante charms visitors with its authenticity, its gentle way of life and the kindness of its inhabitants. Dinner and overnight at anchor.

- Day 3 Marie-Galante/La Dominique: After lunch, you'll head south for the island of La Dominique, arriving at sunset. Your catamaran will anchor in Prince Rupert Bay, near the small town of Portsmouth and Fort Shirley. After a walk ashore, enjoy dinner and spend the night at anchor.

- Day 4 Dominica: Known as the "Nature Island", Dominica is one of the most unspoiled islands in the Caribbean archipelago. You can also opt for a guided excursion (*optional at extra cost: €30/pers.) along the Indian River, drowned in lush vegetation. Dinner and overnight at anchor.

- Day 5 La Dominique/Malendure/Basse-Terre: Morning departure from La Dominique, heading north for the west coast of Guadeloupe. After lunch in the shelter of the main island, you'll arrive at the îlets Pigeon after a seven-hour sail. Located in the commune of Bouillante, 1100 m off the coast of Basse-Terre, opposite Malendure beach, these two islets are recognized as a biosphere reserve by UNESCO. Dinner and overnight at anchor.

- Day 6 Malendure/Archipel des Saintes: The Saintes archipelago is renowned throughout the West Indies for its bay, often compared to that of Rio de Janeiro. At the end of the day, stroll through the narrow streets of Terre-de-Haut... Dinner and overnight at anchor in Terre-de-Haut.

- Day 7 Archipel des Saintes/Îlet Gosier: After lunch on board, you'll leave Terre-de-Haut to explore the archipelago, discovering Pain de Sucre, îlet Cabrit or Terre-de-Bas, with stops for swimming and snorkeling. You'll then set course for the larger island of Guadeloupe, arriving at Îlet Gosier after a three-hour sail. The day ends with a swim, followed by a farewell dinner and an overnight at anchor.

- Day 8 Gosier/Pointe-à-Pitre/Marina Bas du Fort: After a short sail to the Bas du Fort marina and breakfast, you'll disembark your catamaran and say goodbye to the crew at 9am.

*On-site option:
- Day 4: Excursion to discover the Rivière Indienne in Dominica: €30/per person.