Regular event

Catamaran charter in the Caribbean: winter 2020-2021

Duration

Regular event

Team level

Beginners

Activity level

Moderate

Event Language

Russian, English
Catamaran charter in the Caribbean: winter 2020-2021

About the event

Start and finish
Martinique

The Caribbean is an amazingly beautiful region. During a week of travel on a catamaran, you can visit several islands belonging to different states. You will get inspired by cultural and landscape differences. Every morning you will wake up in a new place, discover paradise beaches, swim with big sea turtles and colorful fish, dine on a grilled lobster.

In the summer of 2019, we added a large Lagoon 52F catamaran to our fleet. There are six cabins which allow to take 12 people on board. Spacious cabins with a private bathroom, four separate areas: a bright saloon with panoramic windows, a large cockpit with a dining table and sun loungers, a front cockpit with sofas and nets, and a captain's bridge with sun loungers and a large awning.

Start and finish: Martinique Airport FDF

Visa: you need a visa for the French Overseas Territories (we provide an invitation).

Offers and pricing

  • Lagoon 52, built 2015

    Neptune

    6 cabins, 14 overnight guests. Children welcome

    OrganizerSail Me .

    • Yacht charter with a skipper for a week

      €9,900for 12 people€825 per person

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    What the price covers

    Skipper and hostess services included

Questions before you book?

Itinerary

  1. Day one

    Meeting at the Le Marin marina in Martinique, getting to know the crew and the catamaran, purchasing food, briefing, fellowship, welcome-party.

  2. Sailing 25 miles to St. Lucia and staying at the famous Rodney Bay. The island of Saint Lucia is of volcanic origin and therefore more mountainous than most of the other islands in the Caribbean. Along the entire length of the island, from north to south, there is the central mountain range Barre de L'Isle Ridge with heights from 400 to 900 m. The highest is Mount Gimi (950 m), and in the Piton volcanic massif, there are Gros- Piton - 797 m, Petit Piton - 750 m, Morne-Bonin - 640 m in the southwest. In the same area, there are traces of active volcanic activity - hot sulfur springs, eroded lava fields, gas outflows, sulfur deposits. The island is home to about 400 plant species.

  3. Sailing 35 miles to St. Vincent. The island of San Vincent is another island with beautiful nature and the active volcano La Soufriere with a height of 1234…

  4. Sailing 35 miles to the scenic Tobago Cays, where divers from all over the world come. The Tobago Cays is a marine reserve with coral reefs and small islets.…

  5. Day five and six

    Staying on the uninhabited islands

  6. Day seven

    Sailing back to Martinique

  7. Day eight

    Leaving the catamaran

Location

Martinique, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent, Tobago Cays

€825per person