Wingfoiling in the Grenadines aboard a trimaran

After an early wake-up call , you'll embark on your first sailing trip towards Saint Lucia . The crossing takes approximately four hours before you drop anchor in one of the island's many anchorages . There, you can enjoy a refreshing swim before spending the night on board . This peaceful setting allows you to fully admire the surrounding mountain scenery .

You set sail for Bequia for a voyage of approximately 7 hours , sailing along the coasts of Saint Lucia and Saint Vincent . During the crossing to the Grenadines archipelago, you may have the opportunity to observe flying fish or whales . You arrive at your destination in the afternoon and anchor in Admiralty Bay , opposite the capital, Port Elizabeth .

You disembark to clear customs and meet the locals. This is an opportunity to sample local culinary specialties , such as grilled fish at a traditional restaurant. After breakfast, you set sail for a short cruise to the island of Mayreau . You drop anchor in Salt Whistle Bay , a sheltered cove with a long white sand beach and coconut palms .

At sunrise, you set sail for the Tobago Cays archipelago. This site comprises five pristine islets in the heart of a lagoon protected by a vast coral reef . It's an ideal setting for diving and snorkeling : you can swim with turtles and observe numerous exotic fish . In the evening, you disembark on the beach to savor a freshly grilled lobster .

In the morning, you set sail for Petit Tabac to drop anchor off this unspoiled and secluded islet. The site is particularly famous for having served as a backdrop in the film " Pirates of the Caribbean ," during the scene where Jack Sparrow and Elizabeth find themselves stranded. You take advantage of this peaceful anchorage to explore the island, go for a swim, and appreciate the tranquility of the surroundings.

You set sail for Union Island. En route, a stop at Morpion Island allows you to discover a sandbar floating in the water, before a lunch break in Palm Bay , located just opposite. After a swim in 28°C water, you resume sailing towards Union, considered the capital of the archipelago. This stop allows you to replenish your water, fuel, and food supplies. You then disembark at Clifton Harbour for a stroll ashore, before ending the day with a Caribbean evening enjoying the rhythms of a steel band or reggae .

Early the next morning, you'll set off again for a full day of sailing towards Saint Vincent. During this day, you'll pass by the less touristy island of Canouan. Then, you'll continue upriver to the Wallilabu Bay anchorage for clearance, and then on to Cumberland Bay, where you'll anchor "Tahitian style" (by attaching an extra line to a coconut palm at the stern to prevent the boat from swinging around). From Cumberland or Wallilabu, you can easily walk to a nearby river, where you'll discover a magnificent sight: a waterfall plunging into lush vegetation.

You set sail for Martinique to begin your return crossing . In the late afternoon, you make a final anchorage in the bay of Sainte-Anne . You then go ashore to spend the evening in the town , strolling around and discovering the shops and local cuisine.

You refuel before heading to the port of Le Marin . Once moored at the quay, you return the sailboat at 9 a.m. , marking the end of your sailing trip and your stay .