ItineraryCaribbean sailing routes

Martinique yacht charter itineraries.

3 routes

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Caribbean · Martinique sailing area

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Route 01 · From Le Marin

Le Marin round-trip

Round-island week from Le Marin: turtles at the Anses d'Arlet, 1902 wrecks off Saint-Pierre, black-sand Anse Couleuvre and the white arc of Les Salines.

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Route 02 · From Le Marin

Le Marin round-trip

Round-trip yacht route from Le Marin, Martinique across the channel to St Lucia's Pitons, Marigot Bay and Rodney Bay, then home via Grande Anse d'Arlet.

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Le Marin → Anse Couleuvre → Anse Dufour → Grande Anse d’Arlet → Le Marin

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Route 03 · From Le Marin

Le Marin → Anse Couleuvre → Anse Dufour → Grande Anse d’Arlet → Le Marin

Two weeks from Le Marin, Martinique: turtle bays, the Mont Pelée coast, then a channel hop to St Lucia's Pitons and Marigot Bay.

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About Martinique

Martinique, in a sailor's words.

Martinique is the Caribbean that takes lunch seriously. Le Marin — the biggest charter base in the Windwards — sends you out with proper baguettes aboard, and the west coast unrolls in easy day-hops: turtles grazing under the boat at Grande Anse d'Arlet, St-Pierre sitting quietly beneath the volcano that erased it in 1902, rum distilleries that treat tasting as education. Then comes the choice: stay French and gentle, or make the twenty-mile channel crossing to St. Lucia, where the Pitons rise straight out of the sea and a mooring under them is the Caribbean's best front-row seat. The channel is honest trade-wind sailing — reef early, go with the morning. Both halves of the week earn their place.