A sailing itinerary from Martinique to Guadeloupe via Dominica and Marie-Galante is an invitation to let yourself be carried away by the rhythm of the trade winds, among green islands, protected bays and sails that offer the authentic flavor of the Caribbean. We set sail from Martinique, where we embark in Le Marin.

The first crossing to Dominica is one of the most exciting: the island, volcanic and wild, appears imposing with its peaks that are lost in the clouds and the jagged coastline that smells of tropical forest. Prince Rupert Bay, near Portsmouth, is a wide and safe anchorage, ideal for letting yourself be lulled by the sea after a day of lively edges.

Resuming the course northwards, the profile softens and we head towards Marie-Galante, an island with a quiet charm The arrival in the Baie de Saint-Louis is one of the most evocative moments of the journey: flat waters, crystal clear sand and a suspended, almost timeless atmosphere. Here you can still breathe an authentic dimension of the Caribbean, made up of silences, vast skies and starry nights.

The last sail takes you to Guadalupe, where the butterfly island welcomes you with protected bays, rugged coastlines and an irresistible mix of Creole culture and lush nature. To the south, the marina of Saint-François or the quiet Anse à la Barque are perfect landing places to end the route. Here you can experience the pure essence of sailing: constant wind, intense colors and a feeling of freedom that remains imprinted for a long time.