Meet at the pier in Le Marin, in the south of Martinique, for boarding aboard your catamaran from 18:00. You will have the opportunity to get to know the crew and your travel companions during a welcome cocktail. The Captain will explain the cruise program and provide you with basic safety instructions. After dinner, you will set sail for a night sail in the Caribbean Sea: relax, enjoy the moment and admire the starry sky before sleep takes you. During the night, you will skirt the island of Saint Lucia, spotting the silhouettes of its majestic Pitons, and then continue along the coast of Saint Vincent, entering the Grenadines archipelago up to Bequia.

A day in Bequia, the largest island in the Grenadines, to appreciate its unique charm. The French were the first settlers to settle here in the early eighteenth century. Surrounded by white sandy beaches, turquoise waters and coral reefs, Bequia, with its hills and lush valleys, is an authentic tropical island.

This morning we will head to the Tobago Cays. After a short sail on the beach, welcome to Paradise! The few islets of the Tobago Cays are surrounded by the most beautiful coral reef in the Antilles. The pristine beaches of the islets of Petit Tabac, Baradal, Jamesby, Petit Rameau and Petit Bateau invite you to enjoy a relaxing experience in perfect Robinson Crusoe style. You can also observe iguanas warming up in the sun and land turtles. For lunch or dinner, you will have the option of choosing the optional option of the traditional barbecue on the beach (for a fee)

After breakfast in the picturesque scenery of the Tobago Cays, we leave for Union Island. In its main street you will find small shops and a very pleasant market. Some of these are run by French people who settled here more than twenty years ago. In the afternoon, an hour's sail will take you to Mayreau, located 5 nautical miles away. This small island of just 4 km² boasts two of the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean: Salt Whistle Bay,

You will sail to Saint Vincent, which you will reach in time for lunch. You will moor in the picturesque Cumberland Bay, surrounded by coconut palms. In the afternoon, you can take part (optional and for a fee) in an excursion that will take you through the island's delightful villages, some of which bear names that recall the ancient French presence.

Morning departure for Saint Lucia.This large island of volcanic origin, which covers 620 km², is characterized by a mountainous landscape covered with lush vegetation. The island stands out from afar thanks to its famous Deux Pitons, ancient lava domes, located on the west coast and plunging sheer into the sea.