Turquoise color From Pointe à Pitre to Fort-de-France

Pointe-à-Pitre is Guadeloupe's main town and showcases all the sensory pleasures of Caribbean island life. The market stalls are laden with spices, flowers, fish, and fruits for an authentic flavour and music-filled Creole vibe. A buzzing stopover, combining local traditions with a tropical atmosphere. Boat is docked, no nautical activities are planned. Boarding and disembarkation port of call.

Departure at 11:00 pm

Arrival at 8:00 am

Small huts and doll's houses gracefully line a bay considered to be one of the most beautiful in the world. This tiny archipelago has an astonishingly varied natural heritage — an enchanting, rare and precious place. Anchored boat, water sports available (excluding water skiing).

Departure at 5:00 pm

Arrival at 7:00 am

Saint Lucia is an unspoiled volcanic island that combines incredible nature and ecological commitment. Its two majestic, deep green peaks soar above carefully protected landscapes. Anchored boat, with access to the beach and water sports (excluding water-skiing). No free diving activities planned.

Departure at 1:30 pm

Arrival at 8:00 am

Barbados is a small coral reef island with varied landscapes, from the lush, unspoiled north to the peaceful, azure southern coast. An alluring island where the Atlantic and the Caribbean meet, it boasts an incredible biodiversity, an easy-going lifestyle, and contrasting vistas. A stopover that blends unspoiled nature and island charm. Boat is docked, no nautical activities are planned.

Departure at 5:00 pm

Arrival at 8:00 am

The island of spices: an evocative name for a destination imbued with the bewitching scents of nutmeg, cinnamon, and vanilla. A fascinating place to explore as you follow in the historic footprints of various colonial powers that once inhabited this land. Boat at anchor, dive locker closed.

Departure at 6:00 pm

Arrival at 8:00 am

At the heart of the Grenadines archipelago, Tobago Cays reveals a spectacular mosaic of blues, sculpted by the region's most beautiful coral reef. Shoals of colourful fish glide through its crystal-clear waters, offering a fascinating natural spectacle. Ship at anchor. Beach access, water sports available (except water skiing).

Departure at 5:00 pm

Arrival at 8:00 am

The smallest island in the Grenadines has maintained its charming sense of privacy and is home to a single village. It defines idyllic beaches: fine sand, crystal-clear waters, and reefs swarming with multicoloured fish. A real natural treasure, that is discreet and beautifully preserved. The beach will be privatised for an exclusive 'Caribbean Beach Club' day, perfect for a luxurious, relaxing break in a superb natural setting. Anchored boat, water sports at the beach (excluding water-skiing).

Departure at 5:00 pm

Arrival at 8:00 am

Covering 18 km², Bequia is the largest island in the Grenadines. It is proud of its whaling heritage, which is part of its maritime identity. Its winding roads offer spectacular views of the neighbouring islands and rainforest, combining unspoiled nature and discreet charm. An intimate stopover that blends traditions and exceptional landscapes. Ship at anchor. Beach access, water sports available (except water skiing).

Departure at 5:00 pm

Arrival at 7:00 am

Fort-de-France is the largest town in the French West Indies, famous for its cosmopolitan vibe and tropical lifestyle. With its colourful markets, quaint houses and metallic architecture, the town showcases a buzzing Creole lifestyle that is both urban and welcoming. A colourful stopover that blends tradition with the contemporary. Boat is docked, no nautical activities are planned. Boarding and disembarkation port of call.