Here is an example of an itinerary : on the first day in Le Marin you will get to know the crew and the skipper, then you will stock up on provisions for your cruise, supermarkets are present on the port for this. We woke up early the next morning for the first sail to Saint Lucia. It will take you about 4 hours of navigation before arriving at one of the beautiful anchorages on the island.

After a first swim in the turquoise water, you will spend the night there to wake up amazed by the beauty of the landscapes and mountains that surround you. On the third day, go to Bequia (pronounced "Bekwé") after a navigation of about 7 hours, along the islands of Saint Lucia and Saint Vincent.

On the way, there is a good chance that you will come across flying fish and maybe even whales! You will arrive in the afternoon on the first island of the Grenadines. You will then anchor in front of the capital Port Elizabeth, in the "Admiralty Bay". Then you will have to go ashore to do your clearance and discover the very warm local people and their culinary specialties, for example by tasting a grilled fish in one of the typical restaurants. After a good breakfast, we weigh anchor once again for a short sail to Mayreau. Once there, the best place to anchor is probably the Salt Whistle Bay, which offers incredible colors and a large white sand beach filled with coconut trees. Some say that it is the most beautiful cove in the Grenadines archipelago.

Here you can eat fresh lobster on the beach, and go up to the village to enjoy a great view of your next stop: the Tobago Cays. At daybreak, we set sail for the Tobago Cays, the famous paradise islands often used to represent the Caribbean.

The lagoon formed by the huge barrier reef is protected and will allow you to swim with turtles while observing exotic fish. This precious lagoon encircles the 5 small islands of the Tobago Cays archipelago, it is one of the paradises on earth for sailors and divers. It is reputed to be the most beautiful lagoon in the Caribbean. It's impossible not to stop there! There are often many sailboats at anchor. The next morning, you can anchor in front of the island of Petit Tabac, very small but no less paradisiacal and not very well known. The movie Pirates of the Caribbean was filmed in the Grenadines, and Little Tobacco is the island where Jack Sparrow ends up with Elizabeth for an entire night.

On the eighth day, set sail for Union. On the way, you can stop at Morpion Island, a paradise sandbank, and then have lunch in Palm Bay, a small island just across the street from Union. A bath in the water at 28º before leaving for Union. On this island, considered the "capital" of the Grenadines, you can then fill up on water, fuel and food. In the meantime, we stop at the port of Clifton in Union for a last tour of land, and why not an evening with a Caribbean rhythm, lulled by Steel Band or Reggae music. In the early morning, we set off again for a full day of sailing to Saint-Vincent. During this day, you will sail along the island of Canouan, which is less touristy.

Then, you will continue the road to go up to the Wallilabu Bay anchorage for clearance and then to Cumberland Bay, with a "Tahitian" anchorage (by mooring an extra end to a coconut tree from the back to avoid turning). From Cumberland or Wallilabu, you can easily walk to a nearby river, allowing you to discover a magnificent spectacle: a waterfall plunging into lush vegetation. It will then be time to head for Martinique for a last anchorage in Sainte Anne before returning the boat the next morning.