Day 1: Board for the night at Anse Marcel.
Day 2: Take a short trip to Orient Bay, St. Martin, where you’ll find a long, sandy beach with restaurants and bars.
Day 3: Anse Colombier is a part of the Marine Reserve and a great spot for snorkeling: get out the flippers, diving masks and snorkels! A stopover in Gustavia is a great opportunity to taste the cosmopolitan cuisine in restaurants lining this charming harbor.
Day 4: An island with a rich historical past, St. Kitts is as also famous for its volcanic massifs. Do you dare to ascend Mt. Misery? The interior of the crater disappears under the rainforest, which is inhabited by colorful birds and monkeys. The capital, Basseterre, has a very British charm. Don’t miss some provisioning at the colorful stalls in the public market – they offer all kinds of fish and other products.
Day 5: Stopover at Charlestown, the capital of Nevis. The esplanade at the waterfront with its kiosks, colorful restaurants, and boutiques is very charming. White House Bay is a peaceful anchorage where you can relax on the white sane beach for the afternoon..
Day 6: At English Harbor, Antigua, tour the ancient home of Admiral Nelson, which has been nicely renovated into the Admiral’s House Museum. In the evening, steel bands create a great atmosphere in the local bars and restaurants.
Day 7: Nonsuch Bay, very well protected by Green Island and a big coral barrier, is one of the most pleasant anchorages in Antigua. Have a look at the exhibition of local arts and crafts at the old windmill of Harmony Hall.
Day 8: Deshaies, Guadeloupe – the most famous anchorage of the leeward coast – faces a sweet village nicely arranged around a church tower. There are several boutiques and traditional Creole restaurants.
Day 9: Don’t miss Cousteau’s Underwater Reserve, a real coral garden. Enjoy the sunset on the Malendure Rock.
Day 10: The geographical diversity and the beauty of Les Saintes, a micro-archipelago, is incredible. It boasts unforgettable views as well as magnificent creeks and beaches.
Day 11: Far from the usual tourist itineraries, Dominica offers rich green vegetation and waterfalls that supply the lakes with cool or steaming water.
Day 12: The former economic capital of Martinique, St Pierre, features local restaurants, small shops, a supermarket, and a local market.
Day 13: Anse Mitan, Martinique: find a good choice of restaurants, bars, and boutiques in this quartier of Trois Ilets.
Day 14: The beautiful sandy beaches of Les Anses d’Arlet are lined by coconut trees and surrounded by a typical creole landscape – colorful fishing boats, huts, and stalls. Pass the famous Diamant Rock before anchoring at St. Anne, one of the most beautiful beaches of Martinique.
Day 15: St. Anne / Le Marin – Check out at the base.
