Sailboat cruise to the Virgin Islands or St Barth de Saint-Martin

Your cruise

Come aboard Eric's catamaran in Saint-Martin and sail to the magnificent Virgin Islands or to the neighboring islands of Tintamarre, Anguilla and Saint-Barth!
On the program: white sandy beaches, coconut palms and turquoise seas, snorkeling with marine life, relaxation and island hopping.

Your possible stops during this cruise

The itinerary will be discussed with the skipper depending on the weather and your wishes, so that the skipper can adapt the program to what you would like to experience on your catamaran cruise to the Virgin Islands or St. Barth of St. Martin.

2 itineraries are possible:

1) Virgin Islands discovery: Discover Virgin Gorda and its hot waterfalls, Jost Van Dyke and its folklore, Anegada and its lobsters or the main island of Tortola.
Note that the crossing to the Virgin Islands is quite long. It becomes more complex on the way back, due to the currents, and a return flight from Tortola is possible.

- Virgin Gorda: On Virgin Gorda's beaches, you'll have the opportunity to admire the "Baths", volcanic rocks scattered along the beaches, some forming natural pools with crystal-clear waters. In the south-east of the island, you'll find the Copper Mine Nature Park, containing the ruins of copper mines abandoned in the 19th century. You may also encounter one of Virgin Gorda's unique species, such as Galapagos tortoises, Marine Iguana or the Galapagos Falcon.

- Jost Van Dyke: Jost Van Dyke is a great place to hike and discover beautiful spots and white-sand beaches. You can visit one of the island's typical restaurants to sample freshly caught lobster, exotic fruits and local vegetables.

- Anegada: A magnificent coral reef fringes the island, home to an abundance and variety of marine flora and fauna. On the island's pink and white sandy beaches, you'll have the chance to meet pink flamingos and West Indian iguanas, as well as the turtles that have chosen Anegada as a nesting site. On the shores is the Conch Shell Mound, where you can wander among hundreds of thousands of colorful conchs.

- Tortola: Tortola is the largest of the British Virgin Islands. On the main coastal road, Waterfront Drive, you'll find many souvenir stores and international restaurants. Towards the heart of town, on Main Street, you'll discover a long row of 18th-century stone and wooden houses, churches and a small museum that used to be the government house.

2) Discover Saint-Martin's neighboring islands: sail to the Tintamarre islet, with its beaches and dolphins, then visit the fabulous Anguilla, with its inlets and caves you'll never tire of, and finish with St. Barth, with its lively entertainment.

- L'ilet Tintamarre: This ilet is classified as a nature reserve, thanks to its 100 hectares of pristine vegetation. The only inhabitants you'll find here are iguanas, tortoises and crabs. To the south of the island is a shallow lagoon protected by the coral reef, and to the west is a charming white-sand beach.

- Anguilla: Anguilla boasts some of the finest white-sand beaches in the Caribbean, including Shoal Bay East. In its capital, The Valley, you'll discover upscale restaurants, art galleries and typical old shacks. Take a stroll up Crocus Hill to admire the remains of the old courthouse and the breathtaking view over the bay.

- Saint Barth: Once in Saint-Barthélémy, you can climb up to Fort Gustav, which offers breathtaking views over the red roofs and bay of Gustavia. If you're in the mood for water sports, you can head for the cove of Grand Cul-de-Sac and its crystal-clear lagoon, where kayaking and snorkelling are a pleasure. You'll also find quieter beaches such as Plage de Saline and Plage du Gouverneur.