8-day cruise: Discover Martinique and Saint Lucia

Your cruise

We offer you this cruise to discover the islands of Martinique and Saint Lucia. In order to make the most of the calm and quiet spots and the most beautiful anchorages, we propose sailing downwind of the islands.
Our cruises are designed to be short, so that you have time to go ashore, swim, etc. afterwards.

You'll be sailing on a magnificent, spacious and comfortable catamaran. The catamaran's shallow draught means you'll be able to take in some beautiful anchorages, in very calm waters close to the beach. Along the way, we'll show you the incontunrables of southern Martinique and Saint Lucia. You'll be able to see the best of it, and enjoy every moment of your cruise. The routes can be modified according to your wishes, so don't hesitate to contact us.

Your possible stops during this cruise

"The itinerary will depend on weather conditions. In addition and as a reminder, sanitary constraints will be taken into account during the stay."

Enjoy an 8-day cruise: Discover Martinique and Sainte Lucia!
Day 1: Boarding at Marina du Marin - Sainte-Anne
Welcome aboard! On the day of your arrival, after a refreshing drink, we cast off towards Sainte-Anne for our first swim. We'll be underway for 45 minutes. Aperitif, dinner on board and a good night's recuperation after your flight!

Day 2: Sainte-Anne - Les Anses d'Arlet
After a hearty breakfast, we set sail in the morning for Les Anses d'Arlet. This will be a very smooth and calm sail! 2 hours later, you'll be able to make the most of your day with a dive visit to the many turtles and tropical fish in sublime Caribbean colors. Enjoy the stand-up paddle, the double kayaks and the superb panorama. We can eat on board, take our time and spend the night.

Day 3: Les Anses d'Arlet - Castries
We weigh anchor in the morning and set sail for the island of Saint Lucia towards Castries. Castries is the capital of Saint Lucia. Here you'll find a fruit and vegetable market, handicrafts and boutiques. If you'd like to visit this marvel in depth, you can admire the frescoes painted by a local artist inside the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, or take a rest in Place Derek Walcott, named after the Saint Lucian Nobel Poetry Prize winner. This is a magical city! You can also take advantage of the white sandy beaches for a swim and discover the sublime seabed. In the evening, we'll have dinner on board with a breathtaking view of the city!

Day 4: Castries - Marigot Bay
The next morning, we set sail again for Marigot Bay. It will take us around 1h30 to 2h of sailing to reach this little paradise! Surrounded by hills on three sides, you'll love its sunshine and white sandy beaches: a true haven of peace open to the sea. It's a shame to miss out on a place like this and not stop. This bay is one of Saint Lucia's must-sees! In the evening, we can take advantage of the many bars to enjoy an aperitif before returning to the boat for dinner and an overnight stay!

Day 5: Marigot Bay - La Soufrière
The next day, we head for La Soufrière. We'll sail for around 2 hours. Once there, you'll be amazed by what you can see: this small town is set in an idyllic setting, with the Pitons, the sea and the rainforest as a backdrop. La Soufrière is a relatively undeveloped town with a relaxed atmosphere, in the south of Saint Lucia. Here you'll find a profusion of geysers and sulphur baths, as well as many other great places to visit, including the botanical garden of Le Diamant, as well as a whole series of delightful beaches and the cycle paths that criss-cross the sugar cane plantations of Anse Mamin. You'll love your day out!

Day 6: La Soufrière - Rodney Bay
On this day, we'll start heading up towards the north of the island. When we arrive, the beautiful Reduit beach at Rodney Bay makes any visit to Saint Lucia a wonderful experience. The bay is extremely quiet and well sheltered, making for a wonderful day of discovery and a quiet night's sleep. At night, Rodney Bay Village is the ideal place to enjoy the beauty of the island. There's something for everyone, with restaurants, cafés, stores... Once there, we can spend time on the beaches and marina, and plan to dine together in one of the excellent seafood restaurants. We'll sleep in the bay.

Day 7: Rodney Bay - Îlet Cabrits (Martinique) - Sainte-Anne
This morning, we set off on the long crossing. We leave St. Lucia for Martinique, and more precisely for Îlet Cabrits. The trip takes around 2h30. On this small uninhabited island to the south of Martinique, beautiful deserted beaches await us. We'll anchor in the lee of the island to enjoy the peace and quiet. For lunch, we'll be able to grill some of the island's fresh fish. In the late afternoon, we set sail for Sainte-Anne. The trip takes around 50 minutes. We'll enjoy the sunset. We can take advantage of this exceptional moment to enjoy an aperitif and dinner. We'll anchor opposite the beach for the night.

Day 8: Sainte-Anne - Disembarkation at Marina du Marin
The next morning, we can take the dinghy to Sainte-Anne for breakfast and a visit to this beautiful little West Indian town. We weigh anchor at around 11 a.m. to return to the Marina du Marin. This very quiet 2-hour sail will take us along the coast of Martinique. We'll take advantage of this time to have lunch before packing our bags for departure.