The British Virgin Islands From Fort-de-France to Pointe à Pitre

Fort-de-France is the largest town in the French West Indies, famous for its cosmopolitan vibe and tropical lifestyle. With its colourful markets, quaint houses and metallic architecture, the town showcases a buzzing Creole lifestyle that is both urban and welcoming. A colourful stopover that blends tradition with the contemporary. Boat is docked, no nautical activities are planned. Boarding and disembarkation port of call.

Departure at 23:00

Arrival at 08:00

Small huts and doll's houses gracefully line a bay considered to be one of the most beautiful in the world. This tiny archipelago has an astonishingly varied natural heritage — an enchanting, rare and precious place. Anchored boat, water sports available (excluding water skiing).

Departure at 18:00

Arrival at 08:00

This steep island is all about luxury. It beautifully showcases the serenity of an unspoiled environment and discreet tourism, loved by a discerning clientele. Its 17 private, varied beaches only add to the charming setting. Boat at anchor, access to the beach, and water sports available.

Departure at 02:00

Arrival at 08:00

This tiny island is a fascinating destination situated next to Saint Kitts and home to a magnificent volcano. Hot springs, archaeological sites, a rainforest populated by green monkeys, and a passion for cricket - a living painting that blends a lush landscape with deep-rooted traditions. Boat at anchor, access to the beach, and water sports available.

Departure at 18:00

Arrival at 08:00

A long ribbon of stunning white sand lines the turquoise waters. A tiny, discreet island that attracts a VIP clientele in search of beauty and privacy makes this the perfect hideaway. Boat at anchor, access to the beach, and water sports available.

Departure at 18:00

Arrival at 08:00

The 'Caribbean Beach Club' day on a privatised beach, perfect for a luxurious, relaxing break in a superb natural setting. Guests who book the "Virgin Gorda Panoramas" excursion will discover a spectacular geological treat. Gigantic granite boulders, sculpted by erosion, form natural emerald pools bordered by white sand. A unique landscape, between sea and rock, perfect for a refreshing dip and or to relax while admiring the scenery. Anchored boat, water sports at the beach (excluding water-skiing).

Departure at 18:00

Arrival at 07:00

This tiny islet in the British Virgin Islands is named after a Dutch pirate. Its mountainous landscape offers superb views of the lapis lazuli-coloured sea and its secluded beaches. Boat at anchor, water sports available.

Departure at 16:00

Arrival at 08:00

The indented coastline of this former British colony has created incredible beaches, lined with secret coves and stretches of golden sand. Its picturesque harbour, bustling with old inns and traditional pubs, gives it an undeniable historic charm. Boat at anchor, access to the beach, dive locker closed.

Departure at 18:00

Arrival at 07:00

Pointe-à-Pitre is Guadeloupe's main town and showcases all the sensory pleasures of Caribbean island life. The market stalls are laden with spices, flowers, fish, and fruits for an authentic flavour and music-filled Creole vibe. A buzzing stopover, combining local traditions with a tropical atmosphere. Boat is docked, no nautical activities are planned. Boarding and disembarkation port of call.