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The Caribbean 2020 on a sailing catamaran

January 10 – 20, 202011 days

Start
Grenada
Finish
Martinique
Level
Experienced
Languages
Russian, English
Organizer

About the event

Join our cruise around the magical Caribbean islands! The Caribbean is a paradise for those who cannot imagine their life without the sun and the cleanest sea. Fresh seafood and juicy fruits, diving and snorkeling in beautiful bays, swimming in the turquoise sea, exploring the Caribbean culture – you will have all this on our cruise.

We will sail 200 nautical miles along the route Grenada - Carriacou - Petite Martinique - Union - Tobago Cays - Canouan - Saint Vincent and the Grenadines - Saint Lucia - Martinique.

We can provide everyone with a package of documents for a DFA visa. There is a direct flight from Frankfurt on January 10th.

Offers and pricing

  • Fountaine Pajot Athena 38, built 2002

    Athena 38

    6 cabins, 10 overnight guests. Children welcome

    OrganizerBoris B

    • One place in the team

      €500per person · whole trip

    What the price covers

    The price does not include flights, meals, ship box office

Itinerary

  1. Friday

    We will begin our journey on the island of Grenada. Grenada is a beautiful island of volcanic origin. The coastline is rather indented, there are many secluded beaches in the bays, and coral reefs. There are several nature reserves in Grenada. Grand Etang National Park in the central part of the island occupies the crater of an extinct volcano. Grenada Dove National Park is the residence of the symbol of the country - the Grenada pigeon, which is also known as the "invisible bird."

  2. Saturday
  3. Sunday
  4. Monday
  5. Tuesday
  6. Wednesday
  7. Thursday
  8. Friday
  9. Sunday
  10. Monday

    We will leave the yacht

Location

We will sail 200 nautical miles along the route Grenada - Carriacou - Petite Martinique - Union - Tobago Cays - Canouan - Saint Vincent and the Grenadines - Saint Lucia - Martinique. * The dates of arrival to the islands are approximate, they will depend on the weather and the wishes of the crew.