Trimaran sailing course in the Antilles, heading for the Grenadines!

An early wake-up call marks the start of your first sailing trip to Saint Lucia . After approximately four hours at sea , you drop anchor in one of the island's anchorages . A refreshing swim in the clear waters rounds off the afternoon before you spend the night at anchor , at the foot of the mountains.

You set sail for Bequia for an approximately 7-hour voyage along the coasts of Saint Lucia and Saint Vincent . During the crossing, keep your eyes peeled: the sea often offers the spectacle of flying fish or even whales . You arrive in the afternoon on this first island of the Grenadines and drop anchor in Admiralty Bay , just opposite the capital, Port Elizabeth .

You disembark to clear customs and then set off to meet the locals . This is a chance to discover the island's culinary specialties , perhaps by enjoying grilled fish in a traditional restaurant. After a night on board and a hearty breakfast, you weigh anchor for a short sail towards Mayreau . You drop anchor in Salt Whistle Bay , an anchorage renowned for its blue hues. There, you'll discover a vast white sand beach fringed with coconut palms , ideal for relaxing in the heart of the Grenadines archipelago.

At daybreak , you set sail for the Tobago Cays , an archipelago of five pristine islets nestled within a vast coral reef . This protected lagoon offers an ideal setting for sailing and diving . You'll have the opportunity to swim with turtles and observe the exotic fish that inhabit these crystal-clear waters. At the end of the day, you'll return to the beach to savor a freshly grilled lobster .

In the morning, you set sail for Petit Tabac to drop anchor off this wild Grenadines islet. This peaceful and secluded spot is famous for having been a filming location for Pirates of the Caribbean , notably the scene where Jack Sparrow and Elizabeth find themselves stranded. You take advantage of this tranquil anchorage to explore the area at your own pace.

You set sail for Union Island. En route, you stop at Morpion Island , an isolated sandbar in the middle of the ocean, then have lunch in Palm Bay , just opposite your destination. After a swim in 28°C water , you resume your journey . Upon arrival at Union , often considered the capital of the Grenadines , you take advantage of this stop to replenish your water, food, and fuel supplies. You then disembark at Clifton Harbour for a stroll ashore. The day concludes with a lively Caribbean evening , filled with reggae and steel band music.

Early in the morning, you'll embark on a full day of sailing towards Saint Vincent . Along the way, you'll skirt the coast of Canouan , an island untouched by the hustle and bustle. You'll first reach the anchorage at Wallilabu Bay to complete your customs clearance . Then, you'll continue to Cumberland Bay to experience a Tahitian-style anchorage , a technique involving tying the stern of the boat directly to a coconut palm. From either of these two bays, a short walk will take you to a nearby river . This stroll culminates in the discovery of a waterfall hidden amidst 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 at your own pace and enjoying the local shops and restaurants.

You fill up with diesel before returning to the port of Le Marin . Once at the dock, you return the boat at 9am , marking the end of your sailing trip and your stay.