Itinerary
MARTINIQUE - 7 ITINERARIES
Martinique - Martinique: 5 days
Martinique - Grenadines - Martinique: 8 days
Martinique - Union - Martinique: 11 days
Martinique - Union - Martinique: 15 days
Martinique - Antigua - Martinique: 15 days
Martinique - Grenada - Martinique: 22 days
Martinique - St Martin - Martinique: 22 days
Martinique / Martinique: 5 days
There are so many wonderful islands, beaches, and places to choose from. So where do you go first? Well, you can head off in any direction you want, but many of our guests ask us for at least a weeklong vacation plan. So here we go:
Day 1: Le Marin (Anse d’ Arlet)
Depending on the time you arrive at our base in Marina du Marin, you may wish to head into Le Marin for dinner and a little bit of shopping. Then head back to our quiet base to spend a restful night before you head out in the morning. If you arrive a bit earlier, and still have a few hours of sunlight left, you may decide to sail away to either Anse d’ Arlet or spend your first night on the boat in a lovely anchorage. It is all up to you.
Day 2: Le Marin / Anse d'Arlet: 15 NM
Sail towards Petite Anse d'Arlet passing close to the Diamond Rock. Stop for some lunch and your first dip into the warm sea. Spend your first night at the anchorage at Grande Anse d'Arlet.
Day 3: Anse d'Arlet / Saint Pierre: 16 NM
Cross the bay of Fort de France. Sail along the Caribbean coast until you see St. Pierre, the former center of economy that was destroyed by the eruption of Montagne Pelée in 1902. Visit the museum of vulcanology. Anchor overnight in the bay of St. Pierre.
Day 4: Saint Pierre / Anse Mitan: 15 NM
Embark upon a late morning sail to Fort de France. Enjoy lunch on land and explore the city. Anchor overnight at Anse Mitan in the South of the bay.
Day 5: Saint Pierre / Anse Mitan: 15 NM
Wake up early, take one last dip, and sail to Le Marin where the Dream Yacht team awaits you.
You’ve had a great adventure, done a lot of sailing, perhaps drank a bit too much, snorkeled too much, laughed and ate too much – but that, for sure, was a week you’ll always remember!
The fact is, there are many, many possible approaches to your vacation. You can head off in any direction you want and spend the time in so many different ways. What you will learn is that, after your first charter, you will want to come back time and time again – there is that much to explore in this gorgeous island paradise.
Martinique / St Lucia / Martinique: 8 days
There are so many wonderful islands, beaches, and places to choose from. So where do you go first? Well, you can head off in any direction you want, but many of our guests ask us for at least a weeklong vacation plan. So here we go:
Day 1: Le Marin (Anse d’ Arlet)
Depending on the time you arrive at our base in Marina du Marin, you may wish to head into Le Marin for dinner and a little bit of shopping. Then head back to our quiet base to spend a restful night before you head out in the morning. If you arrive a bit earlier, and still have a few hours of sunlight left, you may decide to sail away to either Anse d’ Arlet or spend your first night on the boat in a lovely anchorage. It is all up to you
Day 2: Le Marin / Anse d'Arlet: 15 miles
Getting used to the boat, provisioning and short navigation towards Petite Anse d’Arlet passing the Diamond Rock for lunch and swimming. First night at the anchorage at Grande Anse d'Arlet.
Day 3: Anse d'Arlet / Anse Mitan: 13 miles
After sailing along the coast and passing Cap Salomon, cross the bay of Fort de France and anchor at Fort Louis. Take a sight seeing tour of the town. Later in the afternoon navigate towards Anse Mitan and enjoy the shops, restaurants and bars.
Day 4: Anse Mitan / St. Lucia: 37 miles
Good Morning! Depart early morning for Rodney Bay in St. Lucia. As a reminder, crossing the channel may require visual navigation. Spend the night in Marigot Bay, the former hurricane shield is now a bit crowded, so anchorage off the shore is recommended.
Day 5: Marigot / Deux Pitons: 10 miles
Sail along the natural coast of St. Lucia and see where the day takes you. Anse Cochon, la Soufrière, and les Deux Pitons are all within short distances of each other and you can take short excursions as you please.
Day 6: Deux Pitons / Rodney Bay: 20 miles
Sail under the wind of St. Lucia and look for a place to drop anchor the night in Rodney Bay behind Pigeon Island. Take to opportunity to visit the botanical park.
Day 7: Rodney Bay / St. Anne: 23 miles
The crossing of the canal of St. Lucia is normally done with sea and wind on the beam. Anchor for the night outside St. Anne (a traditional village with pretty beaches) or outside Club Med.
Day 8: Anne / Marin: 2 miles
After a last swim in a heavenly bay (turquoise water, white sandy beaches) head back to the Marina of Marin (30 min.) where the Dream Yacht team will take care of you.
You’ve had a great adventure, done a lot of sailing, perhaps drank a bit too much, snorkeled too much, laughed and ate too much – but that, for sure, was a week you’ll always remember!
The fact is, there are many, many possible approaches to your vacation. You can head off in any direction you want and spend the time in so many different ways. What you will learn is that, after your first charter, you will want to come back time and time again – there is that much to explore in this gorgeous island paradise.
Martinique / Union / Martinique: 11 days
There are so many wonderful islands, beaches, and places to choose from. So where do you go first? Well, you can head off in any direction you want, but many of our guests ask us for at least a weeklong vacation plan. So here we go:
Day 1: Le Marin (Anse d’ Arlet)
Depending on the time you arrive at our base in Marina du Marin, you may wish to head into Le Marin for dinner and a little bit of shopping. Then head back to our quiet base to spend a restful night before you head out in the morning. If you arrive a bit earlier, and still have a few hours of sunlight left, you may decide to sail away to either Anse d’ Arlet or spend your first night on the boat in a lovely anchorage. It is all up to you
Day 2: Le Marin / St. Lucia: 31 miles
Depart early and sail to Rodney Bay in St. Lucia. Crossing the channel may require visual navigation. Enjoy your first swim in the warm ocean and lunch on the island. Spend the night in Marigot Bay, the former hurricane shield is now a bit crowded, so anchorage off the shore is recommended.
Day 3: Marigot / Deux Pitons: 10 miles
Enjoy soft and easy navigation along the West coast of St. Lucia up to Soufrière, a picturesque village. Take a walking excursion through the city and the botanical garden, or drive to the waterfalls, the hot water springs and the volcano. Spend the night at Deux Pitons.
Day 4: Deux Pitons / Bequia: 50 miles
Navigation day down to Bequia (say “Bekoué”). Bequia, the entrance to the Grenadines, is the former whale hunter's island. Anchor in Admiralty Bay, facing the capital city Port Elisabeth. Participate in "Happy hours" at Frangipanier and enjoy dinner at one of the local restaurants.
Day 5: Bequia / Mustique: 15 miles
Once customs formalities are done, take a short sail towards Petit Nevis where the fishermen used to flense the whales. Then sail to Mustique, the “Jet Set” island. Spend a night outside the famous built on piles “Basil Bar”.
Day 6: Mustique / Mayreau: 20 miles
Spend the early morning touring Mustique island, its beaches and villas. After lunch head to Mayreau, anchor at Salt Whistle Bay, and enjoy its wonderful coconut trees beach (fabulous beach walking!).
Day 7: Mayreau / Tobago Cays: 2 miles
Take a short navigation to the Tobago Cays. Anchor in the most beautiful Caribbean lagoon with turquoise waters and white sand beaches, ideal for snorkeling, swimming and relaxing.
Day 8: Tobago Cays / Union: 5 miles
After one hour navigation stop over at Union, the capital of the Grenadines: airport, hotels, restaurants, fruit and vegetables market, ship chandler, Internet café, etc. Spend the night at Palm Island (½ mile from Union).
Day 9: Union / St. Vincent: 40 miles
Sail down to St. Vincent and anchor for the night at Cumberland Bay or Wallilabu Bay, where the movie “The Pirates of the Caribbean” was filmed.
Day 10: St. Vincent / Martinique: 77 miles
Sail the last long crossing towards Martinique. Anchor at St. Anne (a traditional village with wonderful beaches) or at Club Med.
Day 11: St. Anne / Marin: 2 miles
After a last swim in a heavenly bay (turquoise water, white sandy beaches) sail back to the Marina of Marin (30 min.) where the Dream Yacht team will take care of you.
You’ve had a great adventure, done a lot of sailing, perhaps drank a bit too much, snorkeled too much, laughed and ate too much – but that, for sure, was a week you’ll always remember!
The fact is, there are many, many possible approaches to your vacation. You can head off in any direction you want and spend the time in so many different ways. What you will learn is that, after your first charter, you will want to come back time and time again – there is that much to explore in this gorgeous island paradise.
Martinique / Union / Martinique: 15 days
There are so many wonderful islands, beaches, and places to choose from. So where do you go first? Well, you can head off in any direction you want, but many of our guests ask us for at least a weeklong vacation plan, and when you have more time, a 15 day vacation plan. So here we go:
Day 1: Le Marin (Anse d’ Arlet)
Depending on the time you arrive at our base in Marina du Marin, you may wish to head into Le Marin for dinner and a little bit of shopping. Then head back to our quiet base to spend a restful night before you head out in the morning. If you arrive a bit earlier, and still have a few hours of sunlight left, you may decide to sail away to either Anse d’ Arlet or spend your first night on the boat in a lovely anchorage. It is all up to you
Day 2: Le Marin / Anse d’Arlet: 15 miles
Getting used to the boat, provisioning, customs formalities, short navigation towards Anse d’Arlet, first night at the anchorage.
Day 3: Anse d’Arlet / St. Lucia: 32 miles
Depart early and sail to Rodney Bay in St. Lucia. Crossing the channel may require visual navigation. Enjoy a nice swim and then lunch on the island. Anchor for the in Marigot Bay, the former hurricane shield now a bit crowded, so anchorage off the shore is recommended.
Day 4: Marigot / Deux Pitons: 10 miles
Enjoy a soft and easy sail along the West coast of St. Lucia up to Soufrière, a picturesque village. Take a walking excursion through the city and the botanical garden, or drive to the waterfalls, the hot water springs and the volcano. Spend the night at Deux Pitons.
Day 5: Deux Pitons / Bequia: 50 miles
Sail down to Bequia (say “Bekoué”). Bequia, the entrance to the Grenadines, is the former whale hunter's island. Anchor for the night in Admiralty Bay, facing the capital city Port Elisabeth. Partake in "Happy hours" at Frangipanier and dinner in one of the local restaurants.
Day 6: Bequia / Mustique: 15 miles
Once customs formalities are done, take a short sail towards Petit Nevis where the fishermen used to flense the whales. Then sail to Mustique, the “Jet Set” island. Spend the night outside the famous built on piles “Basil Bar”.
Day 7: Mustique / Mayreau: 20 miles
Tour the Mustique island, its beaches and villas in the early morning. After lunch, head to Mayreau, and anchor at Salt Whistle Bay, a wonderful coconut trees beach (fabulous beach walking!).
Day 8: Mayreau / Tobago Cays: 2 miles
Take a short sail to the Tobago Cays. Anchor in the most beautiful Caribbean lagoon. Turquoise waters and white sand beaches make this location ideal for snorkeling, swimming and relaxing.
Day 9: Tobago Cays / Union: 5 miles
Depart early for a short sail (about 1 hour) to Union, the capital of the Grenadines: airport, hotels, restaurants, fruit and vegetables market, ship chandler, Internet Café etc.
Day 10: Union / Petit St. Vincent: 4 miles
Pass by Morpion, a little sandy island in the middle of the corals, and anchor at Petit St. Vincent (PSV). This hotel island is the perfect spot for a sunset drink at the bar under the bougainvilleas.
Day 11: Petit St. Vincent / Canouan: 12 miles
After breakfast head to Canouan via Chatam Bay, a large natural bay west of Union. This is a pleasant area to stop for lunch. Spend the night in Charleston Bay (Canouan).
Day 12: Canouan / St. Vincent: 32 miles
Spend the day sailing to St. Vincent, and anchor for the evening either in Cumberland or Wallilabu Bay, where the movie “The Pirates of the Caribbean” was filmed.
Day 13: St. Vincent / St. Lucia: 55 miles
Embark upon your last long navigation day up to North of St. Lucia. Spend the night at Rodney Bay behind Pigeon Island. Take the opportunity to visit the botanical park.
Day 14: St. Lucia / St. Anne: 23 miles
Sail to Martinique and anchor outside St. Anne village (pretty beaches) or outside Club Med.
Day 15: St. Anne / Marin: 2 miles
After a last swim in a heavenly bay (turquoise water and white sandy beaches) sail back to the Marina of Marin (30 min.) where the Dream Yacht team will take care of you.
You’ve had a great adventure, done a lot of sailing, perhaps drank a bit too much, snorkeled too much, laughed and ate too much – but that, for sure, was a week you’ll always remember!
The fact is, there are many, many possible approaches to your vacation. You can head off in any direction you want and spend the time in so many different ways. What you will learn is that, after your first charter, you will want to come back time and time again – there is that much to explore in this gorgeous island paradise.
Martinique / Antigua / Martinique: 15 days
There are so many wonderful islands, beaches, and places to choose from. So where do you go first? Well, you can head off in any direction you want, but many of our guests ask us for at least a weeklong vacation plan, and when you have more time a 15 day vacation plan. So here we go:
Day 1: Le Marin (Anse d’ Arlet)
Depending on the time you arrive at our base in Marina du Marin, you may wish to head into Le Marin for dinner and a little bit of shopping. Then head back to our quiet base to spend a restful night before you head out in the morning. If you arrive a bit earlier, and still have a few hours of sunlight left, you may decide to sail away to either Anse d’ Arlet or spend your first night on the boat in a lovely anchorage. It is all up to you
Day 2: Le Marin / Anse d’Arlet: 15 miles
Sail towards Petite Anse d'Arlet passing close to the Diamond Rock, and stop for lunch and swimming. Spend your first night at the anchorage at Grande Anse d'Arlet.
Day 3: Anse d'Arlet / Fort de France/ Anse Mitan: 10 miles
Take a short sail toward Fort de France. Lunch ashore, and then visit the town, shops and local market. Cross the bay to spend the night at Anse Mitan.
Day 4: Anse Mitan / St. Pierre: 15 miles
Skirt the Caribbean coast of Martinique till you reach Saint Pierre, the former economic capital which was destroyed by Montagne Pelée’s eruption in 1902. Spend the night in the bay of St Pierre.
Day 5: St Pierre / Dominica: 54 miles
Set sail early for Portsmouth, Prince Rupert Bay. Visit the Indians River with the local guides. Spend the night in the anchorage.
Day 6: Dominica / Les Saintes: 20 miles
After a sail from Portsmouth to Les Saintes, anchor at Pain de Sucre for a bit of snorkeling. Take a short sail and then anchor for the night in front of Bourg des Saintes and have dinner ashore.
Day 7: Les Saintes / Guadeloupe: 26 miles
Set sail for Pigeon Island and pick up a mooring to visit the famous Reserve Cousteau underwater park. This is a great place for snorkeling and diving. Sail for a night anchorage at Anse Deshayes.
Day 8: Guadeloupe / Antigua / 50 miles
Depart early morning for English Harbor. Take a walk among the beautiful restored houses and visit the museum. You will find all that you need for provisioning ashore, as well as telecommunications, water, gas, oil and Customs.
Day 9: Five Island / Five Island: 14 miles
Take a short sail along the west coast to Cade Reef. Snorkel at a magnificent coral reef, then anchor for lunch in Fries Bay. Enjoy a swim, relax and sail to the evening anchorage at Five Islands Harbor.
Day 10: Five Island / Barbuda: 43 miles
Sail to Barbuda, a fabulous unspoiled coral island. Anchor at Codrington, in front of a beautiful white sand beach, to lunch, swim, snorkel, and stroll along the long deserted beach.
Day 11: Barbuda / Antigua: 40 miles
Depart early morning for Non Such Bay, a small bay on the East coast of Antigua. It is wild and beautiful. Take the boat behind Green Island.
Day 12: Antigua / Ilet Gosier / 80 miles
Depart early morning for Ilet Gosier, on the East side of Guadeloupe. Enjoy the nice surroundings with white sandy beaches and coral reefs.
Day 13: Ilet Gosier / Marie / Galante: 18 miles
Set sail in the morning for Marie Galante, the emblem of the sugar past of the Guadeloupian Archipelago. The rum flows freely here. Anchor in front of the fishing village of "Grand Bourg". Visit the island as you wish.
Day 14: Marie-Galante / Martinique: 90 miles
Leave Marie-Galante early morning for the last big sail to reach Martinique for lunch in Grande Anse d'Arlet. Sail to St Anne, a charming village with boutiques, fishing boats and a vibrant local market. Enjoy the local cuisine at one of the numerous restaurants.
Day 15: St. Anne / Marin: 2 miles
After a last swim in a heavenly bay (turquoise water and white sandy beaches) head back to the Marina of Marin (30 min.) where the Dream Yacht team will take care of you.
You’ve had a great adventure, done a lot of sailing, perhaps drank a bit too much, snorkeled too much, laughed and ate too much – but that, for sure, was a week you’ll always remember!
The fact is, there are many, many possible approaches to your vacation. You can head off in any direction you want and spend the time in so many different ways. What you will learn is that, after your first charter, you will want to come back time and time again – there is that much to explore in this gorgeous island paradise.
Martinique / Grenada / Martinique: 22 days
There are so many wonderful islands, beaches, and places to choose from. So where do you go first? Well, you can head off in any direction you want, but many of our guests ask us for at least a weeklong vacation plan, and when you have more time, a 22 day vacation plan. So here we go:
Day 1: Le Marin (Anse d’ Arlet)
Depending on the time you arrive at our base in Marina du Marin, you may wish to head into Le Marin for dinner and a little bit of shopping. Then head back to our quiet base to spend a restful night before you head out in the morning. If you arrive a bit earlier, and still have a few hours of sunlight left, you may decide to sail away to either Anse d’ Arlet or spend your first night on the boat in a lovely anchorage. It is all up to you
Day 2: Le Marin / Anse d’Arlet: 15 miles
Get used to the boat, provisioning, customs formalities, short navigation towards Anse d’Arlet, first night at the anchorage.
Day 3: Anse d’Arlet / Marigot (St. Lucia): 32 miles
Depart early to Rodney Bay in St. Lucia. Crossing the channel may require visual navigation. Swimming and lunch on the island. Night in Marigot Bay, anchorage off the shore is recommended.
Day 4: Marigot / Deux Pitons: 10 miles
It is a soft and easy navigation along the West coast of St. Lucia up to Soufrière, a picturesque village. Take a walking excursion through the city and its botanical garden, drive to the waterfalls, the hot water springs and the volcano. Overnight at Deux Pitons.
Day 5: Deux Pitons / St. Vincent: 47 miles
Set sail early to reach Petit Bayhaut, in St Vincent, for lunch and snorkeling. Pick up a mooring ball at Young Island for the night.
Day 6: St. Vincent / Bequia: 10 miles
It is a short sail to Bequia (say “Bekoué”). Bequia, entrance to the Grenadines, is the former whale hunter's island. Your anchorage is in Admiralty Bay, facing the capital city Port Elisabeth. Enjoy “Happy hours" at Frangipanier and dinner in one of the fine local restaurants.
Day 7: Bequia / Mustique: 15 miles
Once customs formalities are done, it is a short navigation towards Petit Nevis where the fishermen used to process the whales. You will continue sailing to Mustique, known as the “Jet Set” island. Spend the night out at the famous, built on piles, “Basil Bar”.
Day 8: Mustique / Mayreau: 20 miles
Enjoy an early morning tour of Mustique island, with it’ gorgeous beaches and villas. After lunch sail to Mayreau, anchoring at Salt Whistle Bay, a wonderful coconut trees beach (fabulous for beach walking!).
Day 9: Mayreau / Tobago Cays: 2 miles
It is a short navigation to the Tobago Cays. You will be anchoring in the most beautiful of Caribbean lagoons with Turquoise waters and white sand beaches, ideal for snorkeling, swimming and relaxing.
Day 10: Tobago Cays / Union: 5 miles
An early morning navigation (about 1 hour) will bring you to Union, the capital of the Grenadines: The city has an airport, hotels, restaurants, fruit and vegetables market, ship chandler, Internet Café and Customs for checking out of the country.
Day 11: Union / Petit St. Vincent: 4 miles
Sail past Morpion, a little sandy island in the middle of the corals and anchor at Petit St. Vincent (PSV). This hotel island is the perfect spot for a sunset drink at the bar under the bougainvilleas.
Day 12: Petit Saint Vincent / Carriacou: 12 miles
Sail between Morpion and Punaise then to Hillsborough, the capital of Carriacou, and complete your check in. From there it is a short navigation to Sandy Island and anchorage in front of the sandy beach for the night.
Day 13: Carriacou / Grenade: 33 miles
After breakfast head to St Georges hugging the Grenada's west coast. Anchor in St George’s harbor, right in the middle of one of the nicest Caribbean cities. Take a walking excursion through St Georges, have dinner and enjoy the nightlife.
Day 14: St Georges / Port Egmont: 12 miles
There are large and quiet bays in the middle of the rain forest that jag along the coast. To enjoy true peace and quiet, sail to Port Egmont it is one of the safest shelters in the south of Grenada.
Day 15: Port Egmont / Prickly: 6 miles
Prickly Bay became the yachting centre of the Grenada's with its marina and the most beautiful sailing boats in the Caribbean. There is a nice choice of restaurants for having dinner ashore.
Day 16: Prickly / Carriacou: 38 miles
Get ready to sail back to Martinique. On the way to Carriacou, stop for lunch at Isle Ronde with it’s perfect clear water and good snorkeling. Then sail on to Tyrell Bay; be careful of the sailing conditions at the entrance of the bay.
Day 17: Carriacou / Union: 6 miles
Before leaving Carriacou stop at customs in Hillsborough to check out. Then sail on to Union to complete your check in. Sail on, and then anchor at Palm Island in front of a wonderful coconut trees beach.
Day 18: Union / Canouan: 14 miles
After breakfast head to Canouan via Chatam Bay, a large natural bay west of Union, a very pleasant location for having lunch. Move on for a night in Charleston Bay (Canouan).
You’ve had a great adventure, done a lot of sailing, perhaps drank a bit too much, snorkeled too much, laughed and ate too much – but that, for sure, was a week you’ll always remember!
The fact is, there are many, many possible approaches to your vacation. You can head off in any direction you want and spend the time in so many different ways. What you will learn is that, after your first charter, you will want to come back time and time again – there is that much to explore in this gorgeous island paradise.
Martinique / St Martin / Martinique: 22 days
There are so many wonderful islands, beaches, and places to choose from. So where do you go first? Well, you can head off in any direction you want, but many of our guests ask us for at least a weeklong vacation plan, and when you have more time, a 22 day vacation plan. So here we go:
Day 1: Le Marin (Anse d’ Arlet)
Depending on the time you arrive at our base in Marina du Marin, you may wish to head into Le Marin for dinner and a little bit of shopping. Then head back to our quiet base to spend a restful night before you head out in the morning. If you arrive a bit earlier, and still have a few hours of sunlight left, you may decide to sail away to either Anse d’ Arlet or spend your first night on the boat in a lovely anchorage. It is all up to you
Day 2: Le Marin / Anse d’Arlet: 15 miles
As you navigate towards Petite Anse d’Arlet you will pass close to the Diamond Rock, a good place for lunch and swimming. The first night of anchorage will be at Grande Anse d'Arlet.
Day 3: Anse d'Arlet / Fort de France / 10 miles: 32 miles
It is a short sail to Fort de France. Lunch, on land, and take a sightseeing tour of the city, boutiques and local market. Overnight will be at Anse Mitan in the South of the bay.
Day 4: Fort de France / St. Pierre: 15 miles
Go Sailing along the Caribbean coast until St. Pierre, former centre of an economy that was destroyed by the eruption of Montagne Pelée in 1902. In the city visit of the museum of vulcanology followed by an overnight in the bay of St. Pierre.
Day 5: St Pierre / Dominica: 54 miles
Set sail early for Portsmouth, Prince Rupert Bay. Visit the Indians River with the local guides. Then spend the night spend in the anchorage.
Day 6: Dominica / Les Saintes: 20 miles
After a sail from Portsmouth to Les Saintes, anchor first at Pain de Sucre for snorkeling. Anchor then for the night in front of Bourg des Saintes and have dinner ashore.
Day 7: Les Saintes / Guadeloupe: 26 miles
Set sail for Pigeon Island and pick up a mooring to visit the famous Reserve Cousteau underwater park, for Snorkeling and diving .Then sail for a night anchorage at Anse Deshayes.
Day 8: Guadeloupe / Antigua: 53 miles
Depart early morning for Non Such Bay, a small bay on the East coast of Antigua that is wild and beautiful. Be sure to take the boat behind Green Island for exceptional views.
Day 9: Green Island / English Harbor: 10 miles
It is a short sail to English Harbor. While there take a walk among the beautiful restored houses and visit the local museum. While ashore you will find provisioning, telephone, water and gas, oil, and Customs.
Day 10: English Harbor / Barbuda: 43 miles
Sail to Barbuda, a fabulous unspoiled coral island. Anchor at Codrington, in front of a beautiful white sand beach, lunch, swim, snorkel, and be sure to stroll along the long deserted beach.
Day 11: Barbuda / St Barthelemy: 55 miles
After breakfast leave Barbuda and sail to Gustavia, capital of the French island St Barthelemy. Have lunch on the way under sail. Anchor outside the harbor and go ashore for a nice French dinner.
Day 12: Gustavia / Ile Fourche: 6 miles
Spend the morning shopping and enjoying the village's lovely local architecture. After lunch set sail for the wild deserted Ile Fourche. Swim and spend the evening on board your Dream Yacht.
Day 13: Ile Fourche / St Martin: 11miles
It is a beautiful sail from Ile Fourche to Orient Bay on St. Martin, one of the loveliest anchorages on the island, with magnificent white beaches and clear turquoise waters.
Day 14: Orient Bay / Philipsburg: 7 miles
It's a short sail to Philipsburg, the Dutch side of St Martin, where you’ll enjoy duty free shopping and nightlife at the casinos and clubs.
Day 15: Philipsburg / Anguilla: 18 miles
After breakfast there's a two hours sail to Anguilla. Anchor for lunch at Dog Island, a little island which shelters many species of birds. Explore the island, swim etc. Then spend the night at Road Town, Anguilla's main anchorage which is well protected at night.
Day 16: Road Town / Crocus Bay: 13 miles
A one hour sail brings you to Prickly Pear for lunch. These are a group of 'post card' islands, with turquoise waters, white sand beaches, coral reefs, and one of the most beautiful spots in the Caribbean for snorkeling. You will then sail on to spend the night in Crocus Bay.
Day 17: Anguilla / Saba: 40 miles
Leave Anguilla early in the morning and sail to Saba. Saba is a Dutch island well known for its sites for diving. At Ladder Bay find a diving boat and spend the afternoon in the turquoise water.
Day 18: Saba / St Kitts: 42 miles
After breakfast head to Canouan via Chatam Bay, a large natural bay west of Union, it is a pleasant spot for having lunch. Sail on for a night in Charleston Bay (Canouan).
Day 19: Guadeloupe: 90 miles
Sail back to the French island of Guadeloupe passing to the north of Montserrat, an volcanic island which last erupted in 1997. You will anchor in l'Anse à la Barque a charming shelter bordered by coconuts trees.
Day 20: Guadeloupe / Dominica: 60 miles
Set sail to Dominica for Cachacrou Bay, small village of fishermen. There is very good snorkeling on Scott's Head. Enjoy dinner on board your Dream Yacht at Dominica.
Day 21: Dominica / Martinique: 55 miles
Leave Dominica early morning for your last big sail to reach Martinique for lunch in Grande Anse d'Arlet. After lunch sail to St Anne, a charming village with its boutiques, fishing boats and local market. Try one of the numerous local restaurants before a last evening on your yacht.
Day 22: St. Anne / Marin: 2 miles
After a last swim in St. Anne’s heavenly bay (turquoise water, white sandy beaches) sail back to the Marina of Marin (30 min.) where the Dream Yacht team will take care of you.
You’ve had a great adventure, done a lot of sailing, perhaps drank a bit too much, snorkeled too much, laughed and ate too much – but that, for sure, was a week you’ll always remember!
The fact is, there are many, many possible approaches to your vacation. You can head off in any direction you want and spend the time in so many different ways. What you will learn is that, after your first charter, you will want to come back time and time again – there is that much to explore in this gorgeous island paradise.
Martinique is one of the showcases of the French Caribbean. Not just another beautiful Caribbean island with its tropical climate, white sand beaches and lush mountains and volcanoes, Martinique and its capital, Fort de France exude the French lifestyle, brimming with culture and flair. In fact, people have said that is it like a “little France” but with the warm Caribbean hospitality. From the shops, to the art galleries, theater, and museums, you will experience the same Parisian elegance and sophistication that you would find in France. The wine is reasonable here and so are the cheeses and pates. Street side cafes and old men playing boules in the squares complete the scene. 
The climate is relatively mild, with the average temperature in the 75°F to 85°F range. At higher elevations, it's considerably cooler. The island is cooled by a wind the French called alizé, and rains are frequent but don't last very long. Late August to November is the rainy season. April through September are the hottest months.
Bird-watchers are often pleased at the number of hummingbirds, and visitors can also see mountain whistlers, blackbirds, and mongooses. Multicolored butterflies flit about, and after sunset, there's a concert of grasshoppers, frogs, and crickets.
Le Marin Base / Marina du Marin
