Catamaran cabin cruise in the Caribbean's golden triangle

Your cruise

This full-board catamaran cruise promises relaxation and a change of scenery. With sailing times of no more than three hours. You'll enjoy stopovers alternating between farniente on white sand beaches ranked among the most beautiful in the world, swimming in nature reserves populated by sea turtles, strolls through pretty, welcoming villages, and lively evenings with Caribbean rhythms.

Your possible stops during this cruise

Discover our full-board catamaran cruise in St-Martin Anguilla and St-Barth!
please note: "Itinerary will depend on weather conditions."

Here's your program:
Day 1 - Marina Fort Louis in St. Martin:
Your catamaran will be waiting for you at the charming Fort Saint Louis marina, in the heart of Marigot, the capital of the French part of the island of Saint-Martin. from 6 p.m., the crew will welcome you on board with a cocktail reception, followed by a briefing on the cruise and installation in your cabins. Dinner and overnight at anchor.

Day 2 - Saint Martin, Anguilla, Road Bay, Sandy Island, Crocus Bay:
Weigh anchor for the Anguilla archipelago, a 2-hour sail away. Your first port of call will be Road Bay, where you can snorkel in the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea. Next, you'll head for Sandy Island, a white-sand islet 30 minutes from the main island, a real postcard of the West Indies, where you'll enjoy lunch on board. In the late afternoon, you'll make your last stop of the day at Crocus Bay, offering a quiet anchorage for the evening and overnight aboard the catamaran.

Day 3 - Anguilla, Prickly Pear or Rendez-vous Bay, Saint Martin, Îlet Pinel:
Depart for Prickly Pear, a superb snorkeling spot with a coral reef and on land, find a beach lined with two welcoming bars. This islet is difficult to reach in heavy swells, so this stopover can be replaced by a stop at Rendez-vous Bay, a huge white beach with turquoise waters, a veritable natural bathtub. At around 2.30pm, you'll set sail for Saint-Martin. After 2h30 sailing, you'll reach Pinel Islet, located in the northwest of the island, in Cul-de-Sac Bay.

Day 4 - Saint Marti, Ile Fourchue, Saint Barthélemy, Gustavia :
Weigh anchor for Ile Fourchue, also known as Devil's Island. This stopover offers a striking contrast with its sea-blue waters and arid hills dotted with rare cacti. After lunch on board the catamaran, you'll head for Gustavia, the capital of Saint Barthelemy. You'll be there around 5:00 pm, perfect for a stroll through the colorful streets and a drink at the Bar de l'Oubli or the Select, the sailors' favorite bar. Dinner and overnight at anchor in the bay.

Day 5 - Saint Barthélémy :
This day will be devoted to exploring the island of Saint Barthélémy, with its magnificent beaches and charming villages. For an in-depth tour of this rugged island, we recommend renting a car for the day, which will cost you around €50. Your crew will be on hand to help you organize this excursion according to your preferences. Return to the boat around 7pm for dinner and overnight at anchor in Gustavia Bay.

Day 6 - Saint Barthélémy, Anse Colombier, Saint Martin, Grand Case :
You will leave Gustavia to reach the magnificent anchorage of Anse Colombier in half an hour. After lunch on board at Anse Colombier, you'll head for the village of Grand Case in Saint Martin. You can enjoy a drink with your feet in the water at the Calmos Café, unless you prefer the authenticity of the little Lolos lining the pontoon (*drinks outside the catamaran are at your own expense). Take this opportunity to enjoy an excellent Caribbean evening, perhaps ending with a final ti-punch at Sissou au Pirate before returning to your boat for the night.

Day 7 - Grand Case, Rocher Créole, Tintamarre, Marina Fort Louis :
Your captain will take you to Rocher Créole, a must-see spot for snorkeling enthusiasts. After exploring the seabed, you'll set sail for Tintamarre, a beautiful uninhabited islet just off the main island of Saint Martin. A lunch on board in this natural sanctuary will be a moment of pure relaxation. Around 3:00 pm, you'll set sail for the Marina de Fort Louis.

Day 8 Marigot, Marina Fort Louis in Saint-Martin:
at 9:00 am, after breakfast, you will regretfully leave your catamaran and its crew, who have served and accompanied you during this beautiful cruise in the heart of the Caribbean, full of memories.