Arrival at Pointe à Pitre International Airport and transfer to the Marina in Pointe à Pitre. Accommodation in Catamaran, organization of galley and breafing with our expert sailing coordinator. In the evening we sleep on a catamaran in the Marina at Pointe à Pitre.

Breakfast and ready to set sail for the Island of Marie Galante, the island of a hundred mills, is the third largest of the islands of the French Antilles, with an area of 158 km2. 30 km from Guadeloupe, it is almost a round with rolling hills (its highest point is 204 meters) and offers extraordinary landscapes. The north coast is characterized by high cliffs and a quarter of the northern region is separated from the rest of the island by a deep fault.

Breakfast and after a relaxing swim we will set sail for Les Saint, consisting of 9 islands discovered by Christopher Columbus on November 4, 1493, it is now known all over the world for the beautiful bay of Anse du Bourg which resembles a small Rio on its Pain de Sucre, considered the third bay in the world for its beauty. Here we will spend two nights and celebrate New Year's Eve 2026 in a unique landscape of sea and nature.

There are many corners of paradise that this small archipelago offers us from the Pain de Sucre, a small bay with coconut palms and crystal clear water, ideal for snorkeling in Pompierre which is protected from the Atlantic by the Ilet Roche Percées, the Plage de

Pompierre, with its light sand bordered by palm trees.

You set sail south to the island of La Dominique, where you will arrive at sunset at Prince Rupert Bay, near the town of Portsmouth and Fort Shirley. Nicknamed the Island of Nature, Dominica is one of the most pristine islands in the Caribbean archipelago. You can opt for a guided excursion at an extra cost along the Indian River, surrounded by lush vegetation.

Morning departure from La Dominique heading north to reach the west coast of Guadeloupe. After lunch in the shelter of the main island, you will arrive at the Pigeon Îlets after a beautiful seven-hour sail. Located in the municipality of Bouillante, 1100 meters from the coast of Basse-Terre, facing Malendure beach, these two islets are recognized as a biosphere reserve by UNESCO. Dinner and overnight at anchor.

Route to Desirade, it is an island off the coast of Pointe des Châteaux, in La Grande-Terre. Désirade is one of the most important regional reserves in the whole of the Antilles precisely because of its colorful and unpredictable beauty. Although several areas are off limits to preserve the priceless natural heritage, this generous island offers its visitors wonderful accessible beaches: the verdant à Galets, the white Souffleur, Petit-Rivière and the natural pool of Fif

By now with relaxed and quiet rhythms we will spend the day snorkeling and swimming heading for the nearby L'ilet Gosier. We will anchor in the Bay and reach the atoll in 5 minutes by tender, departing from the beach of the village. On the Ilet there is a snack restaurant excellent for Creole lunch. First afternoon set sail for a sail that will take us board after board to our port of departure, Pointe è Pitre where after

relaxation and shower we will spend the last evening together.