Each island in the Lesser Antilles has its own personality. From the intimate coves of Les Saintes to the deserted islets of the Tobago Cays, from the white sandbars of Antigua to the volcanic Pitons of Saint Lucia, discover an archipelago where nature reigns supreme and time seems to have stood still.
Close your eyes…
Water at 28°C, shades of blue you thought were reserved for the finest documentaries, and the lapping of water against the hull in the early morning. The morning shower on the aft platform means enjoying the world’s largest bathroom! The Caribbean is not a destination, it’s a state of mind.
From the Grenadines to Les Saintes, from Petite Terre to Antigua, each stopover surprises you, each anchorage captivates you.
From bohemian Bequia to the unforgettable Tobago Cays, each island is a timeless port of call.
The sanctuary. Anchor your boat in the middle of a giant coral reef. Here, you swim with green turtles and dine on grilled lobster on the beach come evening. The islets are uninhabited, an invitation to an impromptu treasure hunt.
The gateway to the cays. A colorful village, lively markets, and a still-intact tradition of marine carpentry.
The vibrant heart, ideal for provisioning and enjoying a drink at “Happy Island,” a bar built on seashells in the middle of the lagoon.
Our recommendation: The Catamaran.
Its shallow draft will allow you to approach beaches as closely as possible and enter the heart of the Tobago Cays lagoon.
Simply incredible: warm, sheltered water, and stingrays and boxfish right beneath the boat, turtles in three feet of water at Baradal, and all the underwater wildlife of the reef.
Union and the Tobago Cays are legendary spots: windy, right on the sandy drop-off into turquoise water, with leeward lands for safety.
And why not try a short crossing between the islands? They’re right there for you!
Please note, change of country (Saint Vincent and the Grenadines). Our teams will explain the “Clearance” formalities when departing from Le Marin and upon arrival.
Uninhabited, the islets of the Tobago Cays invite a timeless stroll among abundant vegetation, though buffeted by trade winds year-round. Iguanas will watch you pass nonchalantly, and you will enjoy breathtaking views of the archipelago.
If children are part of the crew, why not organize a treasure hunt for them, for example on Petit Bateau? A map, a few clues, and some chocolate coins, and they’re off on the adventure of their lives!
After the morning swim, it’s time to explore the rich Creole cuisine and prepare the local vegetables you were able to buy in Union or Bequia while the skipper handled the customs formalities. Perhaps with a tartare made from the fish purchased from the boat boy this morning?
These turquoise lagoons and deserted beaches are incredible yet very real, and they await you. . All that’s missing is the boat to take you there and the crew to enjoy it.
Honest and warm
what sets punch apart is the welcome and the condition of the boats.
you can feel there are technicians behind them who love their
métier. the departure briefing was precise, honest, and
chaleureux. we set off with total confidence
Marc D.
