One island, a thousand faces. Let your wake guide you along the Martinican coastline for a cruise blending wild nature, dream beaches, and history.
Why travel far when paradise is right here?
Sailing around Martinique means discovering two worlds in one week.
In the North, at the foot of Mount Pelée, lies Saint-Pierre, so rich in history, with its black sand and tropical forest plunging into the sea. In the South, you will find Les Salines, the shallow white sands, and a gentle pace of life. This is the ideal itinerary for those who want to mix sailing, hiking, and Creole gastronomy, without the constraints of borders.
Anchor at the foot of the volcano. Visit the historical ruins and the colorful market. Arriving by sea is spectacular. And if you feel brave, set off to conquer Mount Pelée and its air conditioning stuck on “max.”
Authenticity. A fishing village, a church by the water, and turtles visible just a few meters from the beach.
In Le François, navigate between the islets and enjoy a ti-punch with turquoise water up to your waist, right in the middle of the ocean. These are the famous “fonds blancs” (white sand flats).
Our advice: A Monohull or a seaworthy Catamaran.
For sailing enthusiasts who want to beat to windward along the Atlantic coast, a high-performance monohull will be a delight. For families prioritizing comfort at anchor in the south, the catamaran remains king.
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Accessible and magical. The Anses d’Arlet spot is famous for swimming with green turtles just a few meters from the shore.
A cult stopover in Saint-Pierre. Anchor in front of the town to buy fruit at the market or visit the historical ruins at the foot of the volcano.
Serene and coastal. This is the ideal itinerary for a first charter or with children, thanks to the many nearby shelters.
Forget the car and the traffic jams. The most beautiful coves of the Island of Flowers are often inaccessible by land. By booking your sailboat, you grant yourself the key to secret creeks and wild anchorages that only sailors know.
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.
