Catamaran cruise from Martinique to Grenadines

Check-in available from 5 p.m. at the Marina of Le Marin, in the south of the island of Martinique. Le Marin is a picturesque town overlooking a bay surrounded by mangroves, surrounded by cliffs and islets, inside the isthm that protects it from waves and wind: it is the perfect starting point for a sailing cruise in the Grenadines! After the technical check-in and a short presentation of the boat, you can have an aperitif and dinner on board under the light of the last sun.

To set sail to Santa Lucia, the first island in the volcanic archipelago of the Grenadines, is home to two extinct volcanoes that dominate the island: the Pitons. The day will pass between dives in the clear waters or in the thermal waters of Diamonds Falls. 

After breakfast to leave for Saint Vincent, where the lush nature is the protagonist, along with the crystal clear sea. You can go all the way to Oiwa Salt Pond, a natured and unspoiled nature park, where you can dive among the fish and sunbathe by boat. After lunch you can move to one of the southernmost coves on the island to be able to spend the night.

After breakfast to steer to Bequia, a visit to the capital Port Elisabeth where you will find the image of the Queen of England everywhere, demonstrating attachment to the former colonial power. After lunch sail to Mistique, the island famous for Blues festivals and to be a holiday destination for VIPs around the world. The place has numerous coral reefs, fabulous beaches and a dreamy sea. Here you can go snorkeling sessions to see the marine flora and the many underwater wrecks of the past. Guests can enjoy a rum by the sea and watch the sunset. 

Today sail to Canouan, a small island in the Grenadines archipelago: an authentic paradise destination, where you can dream between luxury and elegance. After lunch, sail from the trade winds to Tobago Cays, a collection of six islands that are part of Tobago Cays Marine Park, the national park and nature reserve managed by the Government of St Vincent and the Grenadines. From the bottom develops the largest coral reef of the Grenadines Islands, with the famous horseshoe shape. The vegetation is typical of the beaches with the addition of dry forests populated by cacti. 

After breakfast you can sail through the turquoise waves to Mayreau, a small island west of the Tobago Cays. Saline Bay is the most famous docking for sailors, characterized by the presence of a small natural pool formed by coral and populated by colorful fish. You will spend the night anchoring under the stars.

Today to steer for Petit Saint Vincent, a tiny private island with bright white beaches and excellent snorkelling backdrops. After lunch we set off for Sabdy Island, an uninhabited and unspoiled island pearl, where sand and palm trees are the undisputed masters. You will take port to Carriacou to be able to dine by boat and enjoy a good pina colada in one of the beach clubs.

Set sail for Palm Island, the emblem of Caribbean relaxation: just you, the sand, palm trees and a cool drink. Just after lunch sail to Petite Mistique where you can spend the day among beaches, coves and clear sea until you see the sunset.

After breakfast during sunrise, set off for The Pillories Island, a small island with white beaches and a distinctive population, where you can relax and swim among the reef. After lunch we leave for Bequia, where you will still give it to Princess Margaret Beach. The beach is located within the inlet of Admiralty Harbour. It was once known as the Tony Gibbons beach, until 1958, when the Princess Royal bathed during her honeymoon. It is a rather long soft sandy beach and fringed with tall palm trees and lush vegetation, bathed by a turquoise sea from the sloping seabed, perfect for bathing and long swims.

After breakfast at the first light of sunrise you make your way to Marine, you spend most of the day sailing to return in the Marina at 18:00 with overnight stay in the port included.

Disembarkation is scheduled in the morning at 9 a.m.