Discovery cruise of Martinique by catamaran

Your cruise

Set sail from Martinique with your skipper to discover Martinique. Contrary to popular belief, Martinique offers many unique spots to discover by sea. Come aboard a spacious sailboat and discover this island and its magnificent spots!

Your possible stops during this cruise

Set sail for 10 days to discover Martinique! There are many ports of call to discover by boat.

Departing from Anses d'Arlet, you'll set off on a tour of Martinique.
Your first stop is Grande Anse and its magnificent turtles.
If you're a stroller, you can then put your feet up and set off for a hike to Cap Salomon and Anse Noire, a magnificent hike that can also be done as a snorkeling tour for swimmers.
During this stopover, you can also head to Petite Anse to discover Martinique's exceptional underwater world and enjoy a snorkeling outing.

You'll then make your way to Sainte-Anne via Rocher du Diamant, a small uninhabited island accessible only by boat and one of Martinique's most famous diving spots.
Once you've arrived in Sainte-Anne, set off to discover Plage des Salines, the most beautiful beach on the island and certainly one of the most beautiful you've ever seen! Here you can spend a lazy day in postcard-perfect scenery: white sand, turquoise water, coconut palms lining the beach, a place like no other in the world.
Don't hesitate to make your way to the îlet Cabrit and its lighthouse, symbolizing Martinique's southernmost point.

Then head for the Caravelle peninsula via Le Robert. You'll set off to discover the ten ilets of Le Robert. The îlet Chancel is home to a large colony of Lesser Antillean iguanas, and you're off to discover this species, which is one of the most endangered in the world!

Then it's on to îlet Madame, the jewel in the crown of this archipelago, with its white seabed and turquoise waters, for a swim or snorkeling session!

There's also the îlet Petite Martinique, îlet au Rats and îlet à Eau to visit. You can then set sail for Le Marin harbor after an exceptional week of cruising and discovering Martinique. From now on, you'll see this island from a whole new, unique angle!

If you prefer, you can also visit the neighboring island of Saint Lucia, stopping off at Rodney Bay. By day, you can head for Reduit beach, or by night, you can enjoy the bustle of the port, with its restaurants, bars, nightclubs and casino.
Or head for Marigot Bay, the island's must-see port of call, with its lush vegetation like a Caribbean fjord: contrasting colors, coconut palms, a charming little beach and beautiful boats at anchor.