Why take a cruise in the Grenadines?
Taking a cruise to the Grenadines is an ideal and comfortable option for discovering this archipelago from the turquoise waters of the Caribbean. In the space of a few days, you will have the opportunity to explore iconic sites in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines such as the islands of Bequia, Mayreau and Tobago Cays, enjoying a unique cruise from a catamaran. By choosing the option that suits you best, you can enjoy the experience that suits you with a high-quality service. Whether you are traveling as a couple, alone or with children, this Caribbean cruise is suitable for everyone and you will even have the opportunity to meet people both on board and on the ground during stopovers.
What do our cruises in the Grenadines involve?
How our cruises in the Grenadines work
The cruises we offer in the Grenadines are all-inclusive cruises that allow you to discover these islands in an unforgettable way. The principle is to book one or more cabins on board a boat equipped with a dedicated staff who will ensure your well-being. You share the boat with other travelers, while enjoying your own private and comfortable space. You also have the option of fully privatizing a boat with its dedicated crew. Numerous options are available, allowing you to find the cruise that suits you, with durations (from 8 to 12 days) and prices (from USD4,100 to USD5,200 for two people) that vary greatly.
What boats are available for a cruise in the Grenadines?
You will sail and stay for a few days on board a catamaran, a modern and spacious sailing boat, perfect for a cruise in the Grenadines. These catamarans have very spacious communal living areas, both inside and out, as well as sunbathing mattresses perfect for lying back and enjoying exceptional moments of relaxation in the heart of the most beautiful archipelagos. The private cabins offer luxurious comfort, with a breathtaking view of the landscapes of the Grenadines islands. Modern and equipped with the latest technology, the catamaran combines contemporary comfort and traditional charm for an unforgettable sailing experience. We offer several models of catamarans between 54 and 62 feet for cruises to the Grenadines from Martinique, and in particular from Le Marin.
What activities are available during a cruise in the Grenadines?
During your cruise to the Grenadines, daily activities such as swimming, visiting picturesque villages and diving with turtles are planned. All these activities are included in the cruise program. Between two stopovers, meals are served on board the catamaran, followed by a few hours of sailing to recharge your batteries and soak up the beauty of the Grenadines.
The details of each activity are specified in the cruise programs, offering you the possibility of choosing the sailing itinerary that best suits your travel desires.
How much does a cruise in the Grenadines cost?
The price of a cabin for 2 people can vary depending on various factors such as the size of the catamaran, the time of booking and the category of cabin chosen. Here is a dead reckoning of the price for an 11-day sailing itinerary in the Grenadines :
| December and January | From February to May | June to November | |
| Standard double cabin | 5,800 USD | 4,100 USD | 2,800 USD |
| Superior double cabin | 6,200 USD | 4,400 USD | 3,000 USD |
- The price includes: meals included in the program (breakfast, lunch, dinner), drinks, sheets and towels and activities, water sports equipment, insurance for the boat, passengers and crew.
- The price does not include: flights and transfers airport - base - airport (unless specified), tips, activities, drinks and meals not included in the program and special dietary requirements.
What are the must-sees to discover during a cruise in the Grenadines?
- Martinique: The point of departure for your cruise is in the south of the island, in Le Marin, a peaceful haven, famous for its crystal-clear waters and well-equipped marinas. Your trip therefore begins with a relaxing break, to help you gently adjust to the time difference before starting your cruise in the Grenadines.
- Saint Lucia: This island, striking in its natural beauty, is a true Caribbean gem. In the north of the island, stop off at Rodney Bay, which is distinguished by its calm waters, framed by fine sandy beaches and lush vegetation. Explore the many anchorages, including Anse la Raye, a small and particularly welcoming fishing village.
- The Grenadines: This archipelago offers you an unparalleled cruising experience in a heavenly setting. Visit Bequia, Mayreau, Tobago Cays and other islands to enjoy the exceptional anchorages of the Grenadines. Stroll from beach to beach and let yourself be enchanted by the natural beauty of the archipelago. Discover the most beautiful coral reef in The Caribbean in Les Cays and see the remains of the set of the first film in the Pirates of the Caribbean saga in Walilabou Bay!
When to set sail for a cruise in the Grenadines?
The Grenadine islands enjoy a pleasant tropical climate, ideal for sailing all year round. The best time for a cruise in the archipelago is generally between December and January, when the temperatures are warm and the days particularly sunny. Summer temperatures generally vary between 25°C and 30°C, offering perfect conditions for enjoying the sun and the sea.
Beware of the rainy season! The rainiest months in the Grenadines are: July, November and June. We also advise you to avoid the months of September and October because of the cyclones.
| Temperatures | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | June | July | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Air min (°C) | 24° | 24° | 24° | 25° | 26°C | 26° | 26° | 26° | 26° | 26° | 25° | 25° |
| Air max (°C) | 29° | 29° | 29° | 30° | 31° | 30° | 31° | 31° | 31° | 31° | 30° | 30° |
| Sea water (°C) | 28° | 27° | 27° | 28° | 28° | 28° | 28° | 29° | 30° | 29° | 28° | 28° |
Practical information for your cruise in the Grenadines:
- The currency used in the Grenadines is the East Caribbean dollar (XCD or EC$). US dollars are also widely accepted. We advise you to travel with US dollars and/or to withdraw cash from cash machines.
- To begin your cruise in the Grenadines with Filovent, we recommend arriving atFort-de-France airport in Martinique, as Le Marin is the point of departure for this maritime adventure. There are also direct flights from Paris.
- The official language of the Grenadines is English, which is spoken by almost all the inhabitants. However, in their daily lives, most Saint Vincentians, inhabitants of the Grenadines, speak Vincentian Creole.
- Don't forget to bring some money with you to pay for expenses not included in the price of the cruise, such as drinks, meals not included in the program and personal expenses.
- Also make sure you book any additional activities and services not included in the program, such as optional excursions and flights, either yourself or through your advisor.
- If you wish, consider taking out cancellation/baggage insurance for extra peace of mind.
How do I book a cruise in the Grenadines?
To book your catamaran cruise in the Grenadines archipelago, you can submit a booking request directly on our website. After receiving your request, an advisor will contact you by phone to discuss your plans (duration, budget and activities). You will then receive cruise proposals tailored to your preferences by e-mail. Once you have chosen your cruise, you can pay a deposit via your customer area to confirm the booking.