On this 10-day sailing adventure, you’ll explore the most beautiful beaches, vibrant Caribbean vibes, and rich underwater life that Martinique has to offer. The route blends time at sea with relaxing and active experiences on shore. With mostly short sailing legs of 1 to 3 hours, we’ll stop at postcard-perfect beaches, colorful villages, and some of the island’s best snorkeling spots. This trip is all about balance between land and sea, adventure and relaxation. Each day can be as laid-back or as active as you like, depending on your mood and pace.
~ ITINERARY ~
DAY 1 – Fort de France
0 nautical miles – 0 hours sailing time
Upon arrival, we’ll welcome you aboard, show you around your new home for the coming days, and take some time to get to know each other. If you haven’t opted for the meal package, we’ll head out together to shop for groceries for the trip but everything else will be ready for you to settle in and start enjoying life on board.
DAY 2 – Anse d’Arlet
7 nautical miles – 2 hours sailing time
After breakfast, we set sail toward Les Anses d’Arlet, a charming fishing village with colorful Creole character. The anchorage here is well-protected and making it an ideal spot to be. Along the beach and in town, you’ll find plenty of inviting bars and restaurants, perfect for a refreshing drink or a relaxing dinner by the sea.
DAY 3 – Grand Anse d’Arlet
1 nautical mile – 30 minutes sailing time
Grand Anse d’Arlet offers three fantastic snorkeling spots, each with colorful underwater world to explore. We can easily reach them by dinghy and jump straight into the water. If we’re lucky, we might even catch some fresh fish for dinner. To end the day perfectly, a paddle into the sunset on the SUP board awaits.
DAY 4 – Anse Caritan
15 nautical miles – 4 hours sailing time
After a slow morning we set sail to our next destination, Anse Caritan. On the way we will pass the iconic Diamond Rock, a striking rock that was fiercely contested by the British and French navies in the 19th century. Depending on our arrival time, we can take a relaxing walk along the beach or start preparing dinner. Maybe a freshly caught tuna from the sail?
DAY 5 – Anse Moustique
3 nautical miles – 4 hours sailing time
Just around the corner from Anse Caritan lies one of the Caribbean’s most beautiful beaches: Anse Moustique. Along the white sand beach, palm trees offer inviting shade, perfect for relaxing and soaking in the peaceful beach atmosphere.
DAY 6 – Sainte-Anne
2 nautical miles – 1 hours sailing time
After two days out in pure nature, we settle over to Sainte-Anne, one of the most beautiful towns in Martinique, a peaceful and picturesque spot. Perfect for enjoying a relaxed Creole village vibe, delicious local cuisine, and scenic coastal hikes.
DAY 7 – Anse Salines
1 nautical miles – 15 minutes sailing time
Anse Salines, probably Martinique’s most famous beach, offers stunning views and an authentic Caribbean atmosphere. Its shoreline is more than 1 km long and perfect for a romantic barefoot walk through the warm, shallow water. Before sunset, we’ll move to a more sheltered anchorage to spend a peaceful night.
DAY 8 – Anse Mitan
20 nautical miles – 5 hours sailing time
This day begins with sailing back from the southern part of Martinique, passing Diamond Rock once again as we head closer to our starting point. Anse Mitan is a charming, small tourist town filled with shops, restaurants, and bars where the holiday vibe is truly alive. Just to the north of the bay, around Pointe du Bout, you’ll find several small, inviting beaches perfect for a relaxing stop.
DAY 9 – Anse Noire, Anse Dufour
3 nautical miles – 1 hours sailing time
For the last day we reserved a highlight of the tour with one of the area’s most beautiful snorkeling spots! The water is cristal clear and rich of marine life. The perfect spot to fully enjoy life in and at the water. For the night we might head for a more protected and calm anchorage, ther back to Grand Anse d´Arlet or Anse Mitan.
DAY 10 – Fort de France
3 nautical miles – 1 hours sailing time
After breakfast it´s time to return to Fort-de-France and enjoy the moment, reflecting the journey of the past days and enjoy a last swim before you´re leave the boat.
