Let the trade winds carry you towards our southern neighbor for a maritime adventure where each stop reveals sometimes a raw, preserved, and mysterious nature, sometimes a vibrant Caribbean town under the sun, with its local markets, the scents of spices, and sometimes improbable tropical fruits.
As soon as you leave the port of Le Marin, it appears on the horizon. Saint Lucia is the wild and mysterious sister island.
This itinerary is perfect for those who enjoy a bit more sailing (the channel crossing is a highlight) and breathtaking landscapes. Less frequented than the Grenadines, it offers an XXL “Robinson Crusoe” experience.
A modern and lively marina, perfect for the first stop and enjoying festive restaurants. The local minibus to the large market in Castries (the capital) is a must!
The iconic image of the Caribbean. Anchoring between these two UNESCO-listed volcanic spires is an unforgettable emotion.
Take time for an excursion to the volcano and its sulfur mud baths.
Often described as the most beautiful bay in the Caribbean, a tropical fjord lined with coconut trees.
Our advice: A seaworthy and stable boat.
Whether you are on a Monohull or Catamaran, opt for a boat that handles well in choppy seas if the trade winds are blowing. Our recent models (like the Nautitech 44) are perfect for savoring this crossing.
The “Sulphur Springs”. From the Soufrière anchorage, easily access the world’s only “drive-in” volcano and its hot mud baths.
The marine reserve (SMMA) at the foot of the Pitons offers dizzying drop-offs and incredible protected wildlife.
“Friday Night” in Gros Islet. If you are there on a Friday, it’s the unmissable street party for local food and dancing.
The two majestic Pitons are already visible on the horizon from Le Marin. It’s a complete change of scenery just a few hours’ sail away. Whether for a short getaway or the start of a long descent, we have the right boat for this mythical crossing.
