What do our Caribbean cruises involve?
Our Caribbean cruise packages
The Caribbean cruises we offer are all-inclusive cruises that allow you to discover many sites in a unique way. The concept is to rent one or more cabins on a catamaran with a crew that will take great care of you. You share the boat with other people, but you have your own private and comfortable space. There are many options available, allowing you to find the cruise that suits you. You can find circuits, durations (8 to 11 days) and very different prices (from USD1600 to USD3500 for two people).
What types of boat are available for a Caribbean cruise?
You will sail and live for a few days at the side of the boat on a 54 or 62 foot catamaran. These powerful catamarans are designed for long voyages, with exceptionally comfortable, fully equipped spaces designed for your well-being: open-plan kitchen, spacious living room, as well as a lounge area and sunbathing mattresses, ideal for enjoying moments of relaxation on deck. Each cabin is equipped with amenities and offers guests all the comfort they need during their stay.
What activities are available on a Caribbean cruise?
During the cruise, numerous nautical activities are planned, such as kayaking and paddle boarding, as well as diving sessions and daily visits to idyllic islands and anchorages.
How much does a Caribbean cruise cost?
For two people, the price can vary depending on the boat, the desired period and the chosen cabin. Here is a dead reckoning of the price for an 8-day sailing itinerary in the Grenadines.
| November to August | September and October | |
| Double cabin | From USD2,500 | From 2,300 USD |
| Superior Double Cabin | From 2,700 USD | From USD2,400 |
What are the must-sees on a Caribbean cruise?
- The British Virgin Islands. This unspoiled archipelago is the wildest you will find in the Caribbean. You can set off from Tortola to explore the islands, sailing through the crystal-clear waters and unspoiled landscapes of this archipelago. The British Virgin Islands offer total immersion in the wilds of the Caribbean, with deserted beaches, spectacular seabeds and a peaceful atmosphere, far from the hustle and bustle of city life.
- Anguilla Bank. This is an underwater plateau made up of several islands, including Saint Martin, Saint Barthélemy and Anguilla. The sailing times between the islands are short, combining trendy nightlife, good restaurants, but also some very wild beaches. Not to be missed: the traditional village of Grand Case in St. Martin, St Barth and Tintamarre.
- Guadeloupe, Les Saintes and Marie-Galante. The sailing times between the small islands are short, allowing you to complete a cruise in a week. It is an excellent alternative to the Grenadines for French customers who have less than 10 days available. Sail to the small archipelago of Les Saintes, the beautiful island of Marie-Galante, and the Petite-Terre reserve.
- Martinique and the Grenadines. This is the ultimate sailing itinerary in the Caribbean, combining paradise islands and long, sporty voyages! The ideal option is a 10-day charter from Martinique. There you will find one of the most beautiful places in the world: the Tobago Cays (5 mini islands in a lagoon, west of Mayreau).
When to go on a Caribbean cruise?
The climate in the Caribbean is warm all year round with temperatures between 27°C and 33°C. It is therefore possible to go on a cruise most of the time. However, the months of September and October should be avoided as they correspond to the cyclone season. It is therefore an ideal destination for those who wish to enjoy the sun during the European winter.
How do I book a Caribbean cruise?
To book your Caribbean cruise, you can make a booking request from our website. Once we have received your request, an advisor will contact you by telephone to understand your plans (duration, budget and activities). They will then send you cruise suggestions by email. Once you have found the cruise you want, you can pay a deposit in your customer area to confirm the charter and secure the boat.