Best Catamaran Cruise Grenadines

11 April 2026 - 18 April 2026

Grenadines Catamaran Cruise from Martinique
7 days trip
10 places avaliable
Catamaran

Shared cruises may require a minimum number of guests.
Price may vary depending on the cabin type, occupancy and cruise date.
Reservations are subjected to acceptance after availability checks. In case, the selected cruise is not available we will contact you with similar offers.

Price per Person

-10% € 1872

11.04.2026 / 18.04.2026 (DEAL)

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Sailing Adventure through Bequia Mayreau Tobago Cays Saint Vincent and Saint Lucia

Embark on a catamaran cruise through the stunning Grenadines, one of the most beautiful sailing regions in the Caribbean. Departing from Martinique, this sailing itinerary explores a chain of tropical islands known for turquoise waters, coral reefs, secluded anchorages and unspoiled island landscapes.

Martinique, often considered one of the jewels of the French Caribbean, offers a unique blend of French culture and Caribbean atmosphere. The island features lively coastal towns, traditional markets, lush rainforests and a variety of beaches ranging from white sand in the south to volcanic black sand in the north. Its modern marinas and protected bays make it an ideal starting point for sailing adventures in the Grenadines.

The journey begins in Le Marin, one of the most important sailing hubs in the Lesser Antilles. From here the cruise heads south toward the heart of the Grenadines archipelago. The first stops often include Bequia, known for its welcoming harbor and colorful waterfront, followed by the peaceful island of Mayreau and the famous Tobago Cays Marine Park. This protected lagoon is one of the highlights of the Caribbean, with crystal clear waters, coral reefs and sea turtles often visible while snorkeling.

The itinerary continues with visits to Saint Vincent and Saint Lucia, where dramatic volcanic landscapes, tropical forests and authentic Caribbean villages offer a deeper connection with the region’s culture and natural beauty. These islands provide a perfect balance between exploration, relaxation and scenic sailing.

Throughout the cruise, navigation distances are designed to remain comfortable and enjoyable, allowing plenty of time for swimming, snorkeling and discovering the islands. The catamaran offers spacious cabins, shaded outdoor lounges and panoramic views, creating a relaxed and sociable onboard atmosphere.

This 8 day Grenadines catamaran cruise combines sailing, nature and island culture, delivering an unforgettable Caribbean experience across some of the most iconic waters of the Lesser Antilles.

Itinerary

Day 1

Le Marin and Night Sailing to Bequia

Boarding begins in the evening at the marina of Le Marin in southern Martinique. This well protected bay surrounded by mangroves, reefs and small islets is one of the main sailing hubs of the Lesser Antilles and the perfect starting point for a Grenadines catamaran cruise. After a welcome briefing by the crew and cabin allocation, dinner is served on board before departing for an overnight sailing toward the Grenadines. The catamaran sails south passing the coastlines of Saint Lucia and Saint Vincent while guests relax on board and enjoy the Caribbean night at sea.

Day 2

Bequia and Admiralty Bay

Arrival takes place early in the morning in Admiralty Bay on Bequia, the northernmost island of the Grenadines. The bay offers calm waters ideal for swimming, snorkeling and relaxing while the captain completes the clearance formalities ashore. Lunch is served on board before guests have time to explore Port Elizabeth, the main town of Bequia. This colorful harbor town reflects the island’s maritime traditions and British heritage, with small shops, lively bars and a relaxed Caribbean atmosphere. Dinner and overnight at anchor.

Day 3

Bequia and Mayreau

After breakfast the catamaran sails to Mayreau, the smallest inhabited island of the Grenadines with a population of only a few hundred residents. The boat anchors in the beautiful Saline Bay surrounded by white sand beaches and clear turquoise waters. Guests can walk from the beach to the island’s small village where a hilltop church offers spectacular panoramic views over the Grenadines and the nearby Tobago Cays. Lunch is served on board followed by free time for swimming, beach walks or exploring the island. Dinner and overnight on board.

Day 4

Mayreau and Tobago Cays Marine Park

In the morning the catamaran sails to the Tobago Cays Marine Park, one of the most famous sailing destinations in the Caribbean. This protected area is composed of small uninhabited islands surrounded by coral reefs and shallow turquoise lagoons. The day is dedicated to snorkeling, swimming and exploring the pristine beaches. The calm waters are ideal for kayaking and paddleboarding while sea turtles are often visible in the lagoon. Dinner is served on board, and the catamaran remains anchored overnight in this spectacular natural setting. Optional beach barbecue with lobster or local seafood may be available depending on the season.

Day 5

Tobago Cays Bequia and Cumberland Bay in Saint Vincent

After breakfast the cruise continues back toward Bequia. Lunch is served on board followed by free time ashore to visit the local markets and small boutiques in Port Elizabeth. In the afternoon the catamaran sails to Saint Vincent and anchors in Cumberland Bay. This wide anchorage is surrounded by steep green hills and tropical vegetation, offering a peaceful setting for the evening. Dinner and overnight on board.

Day 6

Saint Vincent and Saint Lucia

Breakfast is served on board before an optional excursion on Saint Vincent. Guests may join a guided inland tour visiting local villages, coastal viewpoints and a freshwater waterfall reached after crossing a suspension bridge in the tropical forest. After lunch the catamaran sails north toward Saint Lucia. Arrival takes place near the famous Pitons, two volcanic peaks rising dramatically from the sea and considered one of the most iconic landscapes in the Caribbean. Dinner and overnight on board.

Day 7

Saint Lucia and Sainte Anne in Martinique

After breakfast guests may join an optional guided tour of Saint Lucia including the village of Soufrière, botanical gardens and the island’s volcanic area with geothermal activity and bubbling springs. Later the catamaran sails back toward Martinique following the coastline with favorable winds. Lunch is served during navigation before arriving in the bay of Sainte Anne in the afternoon. Dinner and overnight on board. After breakfast guests disembark in the morning at Marina du Marin in Martinique. The itinerary may be adjusted depending on weather conditions, sea state or mooring availability. The captain may modify the route or order of stops to ensure safety and the best possible sailing experience while maintaining the overall quality of the cruise.

Price per person

~~€ 2080~~ € 1872

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Accomodation on selected shared cabin, check out single use and details

Double Deluxe

High standard double cabin with private bathroom

cabin capacity
double bed
private bathroom

Price/person
€ 1872/

Standard double

Double cabin with private bathroom

cabin capacity
double bed
private bathroom

Price/person
€ 1872/

Accommodation in a double cabin with air conditioning and private bathroom (A/C in service from 8.00 to 22.00)

Crew: 2 people (captain, steward / cook)
Note: Crew is responsible for cleaning common areas only.
Full board (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
1 local cocktail every evening per guest (based on rum, prosecco, etc... depending on the destination // not personalized), drinks (table wine, 1/2 L / guest / day) during meals, fruit juices, soft drinks
Possibility to pre-order extra beers and wines, via Excel lists (with advance payment)
Linen, towels and beach towels
Consumables for the yacht (diesel, fuel and water)
Insurance for the yacht and passengers
P&I insurance for passengers to cover civil liabilities of DYW (valid for all cabin catamarans from 54' and up)

Water sports equipment: snorkeling gear, fishing gear, 2 paddles and 1 kayak tandem (subject to availability)

Destination fee: 250 euros per person (cruise costs of the boat)
All passengers must provide valid passport details before departure.
In case passport information is received late, a fee of 150 EUR per cabin may apply, payable at the base. This fee is charged to avoid delays that could affect other guests and the scheduled start of the cruise.

Extra charge for the superior cabin: 190 EUR per cabin
Optional excursions package 155 EUR per person
The package includes a selection of organized shore experiences with local guides and transport, designed to complement the sailing itinerary:
Tobago Cays: beach BBQ evening with aperitif, lobster or local dinner (depending on season).
St Vincent: inland guided tour by minibus with driver and guide, visiting typical villages, panoramic coastal roads, and a freshwater waterfall, including a short walk over a suspension bridge.
St Lucia: guided taxi tour of the island, including the village of La Soufrière, the Botanical Garden, and the volcanic area with fumaroles and boiling water geysers.
Duration and exact timing may vary depending on local conditions and navigation schedule.
Mud baths in St Lucia are not included and, if desired, are payable locally directly to the guide.
External beverages are not allowed onboard.
Additional alcoholic drinks are available for purchase on board.
A token system is used for extra alcohol. 1 token = 4 EUR. Tokens can be exchanged onboard for alcoholic drinks. The full bar list is provided separately on board.
Transfers airport – base – airport (optional)

Personal travel insurance

Minimum guests for departure

1 person

Departure is guaranteed.

Bali 5.4 Catamaran - Open-Space Sailing Over the Deep Blue Waters of the Mediterranean

The Bali 5.4 is a flagship sailing catamaran designed to elevate your cruising experience through a perfect combination of space, innovation, and performance. With a length of 16.8 meters and a beam of 8.74 meters, this yacht offers exceptional livability and stability for long-distance charters and island-hopping adventures.

Built by Bali Catamarans/Catana, the 5.4 features a signature open-space layout, transforming the entire main deck into one continuous indoor-outdoor living area. A tilt-and-turn "garage-style" aft door connects the saloon to the rear cockpit, while a forward door leads directly to the bow lounge—perfect for enjoying sea breezes, sunsets, or private moments in complete comfort.

Above deck, the flybridge offers panoramic views, cushioned sunbeds, and a shaded lounge zone—ideal for relaxing while under sail. At the bow, guests can enjoy a rigid foredeck with a lounge area and sun pads, offering a tranquil setting for sunbathing or evening aperitifs.

Below deck, the Bali 5.4 offers 4 to 6 spacious private cabins, each with en-suite bathrooms, generous storage, and large windows that invite in natural light. One or more cabins may share a bathroom, depending on configuration. The catamaran also features crew quarters for skippered or crewed charters.

With modern amenities such as high-capacity fridges, water makers, and quiet, fuel-efficient twin Yanmar engines, the Bali 5.4 ensures a comfortable and autonomous voyage. Perfect for family groups or friends, this catamaran balances sailing performance with spacious design and ergonomic comfort—making every journey feel like home on the water.

Note: The actual boat may be a Bali 5.4, Lagoon 620, or Ipanema 58, depending on availability. Model and shipyard will be confirmed before departure.

Model

2020 Bali 5.4

Length

16.8 m

Tender size

4 m

Air conditioning

Yes

Snorkeling equipment

Yes

Max guests

Double cabins

Bathrooms

Private Bathrooms

Yes

Crew

Chef on board

Yes

Standard Equipment Sails: Electric main sail winch
& solent electrical winch Lazy bag Lazy jacks Navigation: AIS Autopilot Bow thruster
with tunnel GPS chart plotter
cockpit Helm station
seat cushions Wind/speed/depth instruments Safety: VHF radio Yacht electrics: Air Conditioning Battery charger
120 AMP Generator Inverter
12V/220V - 3000VA 2 x Service batteries
130 amp Solar panels
8x100 W Watermaker - desalinator
240 L/H Deck: Bimini top Cockpit seat cushions with backrest Cockpit table Cockpit/stern, outside shower Davit Dinghy Electric anchor windlass
1700W Flybridge
upholstery (cushions : seats & backrests, 12V Fridge, water point) Forward cockpit
and transom courtesy lighting Outboard engine Remote control for anchor winch with chain counter at helm Spring cleats Sun loungers Swimming ladder
with large handles and teak steps Galley: Kitchen utensils (Galley equipment, cutlery) Oven
Gaz Refrigerator
House fridge freezer (615L) with chilled water, ice maker and dedicated inverter Stove Water pump
sea water pump at Galley & Anchor Interior: 8 x Electric fans in cabins Electric toilet Indirect lighting in cabins and cockpit
& in saloon Upholstery Entertainment: Hi-Fi system
Radio, 6 loud speaker bluetooth (salon, flybridge and front cockpit) Other: Fly sunbathing area
sunbathing cushions with backrests Mosquito nets

Double Deluxe

High standard double cabin with private bathroom

cabin capacity
double bed
private bathroom

Standard double

Double cabin with private bathroom

cabin capacity
double bed
private bathroom

Crew

Travelers

Julia Goldstein

On board

Charles Goldstein

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Travel activities

Bequia Harbor Walk and Caribbean Village Life

Bequia is the northern gateway to the Grenadines and offers one of the most authentic Caribbean atmospheres in the region. Guests can explore Port Elizabeth, the island’s main harbor town located along Admiralty Bay. The waterfront is lined with colorful wooden houses, small craft shops, relaxed beach bars and local cafés that reflect the island’s maritime heritage. Walking through the village allows visitors to discover the traditional character of Bequia, where sailing, fishing and boatbuilding remain important parts of daily life. Small artisan boutiques sell handmade jewelry, local artwork and island crafts, while lively market stalls offer tropical fruits, spices and Caribbean street food. Visitors can stop at seaside restaurants overlooking the bay to enjoy fresh seafood and traditional island dishes while watching yachts at anchor in the harbor. This relaxed harbor walk offers a perfect introduction to the culture, lifestyle and friendly atmosphere of the Grenadines.

Panoramic Walk to Mayreau Hilltop Church

Mayreau is the smallest inhabited island in the Grenadines and offers one of the most spectacular viewpoints in the Caribbean. From the beach at Saline Bay, a short walk through the quiet village leads to the small Catholic church perched on the hilltop above the island. The path passes traditional houses and quiet island streets where visitors can observe the slow rhythm of daily life in this small community. At the top, the church terrace opens onto a breathtaking panoramic view across the Tobago Cays Marine Park and the surrounding turquoise lagoons. From this elevated viewpoint guests can admire the nearby islands of Petit Rameau, Petit Bateau and Baradal surrounded by coral reefs and shallow waters. The walk offers not only extraordinary scenery but also the chance to experience the peaceful lifestyle and welcoming spirit of the local community.

Tropical Forest and Waterfall Excursion in Saint Vincent

Saint Vincent stands in contrast to the smaller islands of the Grenadines with its dramatic volcanic landscapes, dense tropical forests and mountainous interior. Guests can join a guided inland excursion to explore the island’s lush natural environment. The tour typically begins with a scenic drive along coastal roads and through traditional Caribbean villages before entering the island’s rainforest. From there a short walk through tropical vegetation leads to a hidden freshwater waterfall surrounded by dense greenery. Along the way visitors can observe local plant species, tropical flowers and birdlife that thrive in the humid forest environment. The waterfall provides a refreshing natural pool where guests can relax and cool off after the walk. This excursion offers a deeper insight into the natural beauty and culture of Saint Vincent beyond the coastal sailing experience.

Travel organizer tips

What to pack for a sailing holiday?
Pack smart for your yacht charter: choose a soft bag instead of a hard suitcase, bring lightweight layers, reef-safe sunscreen, and non-slip shoes for onboard use. A couple of swimsuits and motion sickness remedies can also make a big difference. Each boat has limited storage, so pack light, but wisely! Need help building the perfect list? Read our full guide: What to pack in a suitcase for a yacht charter

What’s a Typical Day Like on a Yacht Charter?
Start your day with a swim in a quiet bay, sail to hidden beaches or seaside villages, and enjoy a slow lunch on deck. Afternoons mean snorkeling, sunbathing, or exploring ashore. As the sun sets, your boat anchors in a scenic cove or near a harbor, ready for a relaxed dinner and a night under the stars. Curious about the full experience? Discover more in our guide: What’s a typical day like on a sailing holiday?

Who Handles Cooking and Cleaning on a Yacht Charter?
On skipper-only charters, guests usually share cooking and cleaning duties, think salads, pasta, and good teamwork. If there's a hostess, light meals and tidying are included, but it's still a casual, collaborative vibe. On fully crewed yachts, you’ll enjoy full service with a chef and crew managing everything. Want to know what’s included in your setup? Read the full guide: Who takes care of cooking and cleaning on a sailing charter?

What Happens in Case of Bad Weather During a Sailing Holiday?
Summer sailing holidays rarely face major weather issues, but when the sea gets rough, skippers adjust the route for your safety. Expect protected bays, marina stops, or a change in plan. These moments often lead to unexpected gems: local towns to explore, time to relax on board, or cozy dinners ashore. Curious about how crews handle these changes? Read the full FAQ: What to do in case of adverse weather conditions or changes to the itinerary

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Best Catamaran Cruise Grenadines

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Price per person

Minimum guests for departure

Available cruises

Yacht - Bali 5.4

Bali 5.4 Catamaran - Open-Space Sailing Over the Deep Blue Waters of the Mediterranean

Whos’ on board

Crew

Travelers

Julia Goldstein

Charles Goldstein

Cruise activities and tips

Travel activities

Bequia Harbor Walk and Caribbean Village Life

Panoramic Walk to Mayreau Hilltop Church

Tropical Forest and Waterfall Excursion in Saint Vincent

Travel organizer tips

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