Caribbean Sailing Cruise
Board Yemaya
Setting sail for the Grenadines
Discover the Caribbean to the rhythm of the winds
During your Caribbean cruise, you'll discover 8 to 9 islands on a voyaging sailboat.
The sailboat Yemaya
60 feet - 5 double cabins - ideal for 8A unique yacht with 2 masts and ocean-going qualitiesThis magnificent Ocean 60, construction number 01, was built by Southern Ocean Shipyards in England. YEMAYA is a fast schooner, capable of swallowing up the miles - covering 200 miles a day is nothing unusual. She is equipped with a generator (2007), bow thruster, 5 cabins, autopilot, chart plotter, electric windlass, tender, barbecue, kayaks... and much more... YEMAYA is the ideal sailing yacht for a family or charter/expedition program wishing to explore all that the Caribbean has to offer.
Your Skipper guides you, and teaches you.
For all levels, you don't need any experience
Explore authentic paradise islands
- Discover wild anchorages with turquoise waters
- Share our favorite addresses, from small local restaurants to colorful beach bars
- Enjoy a vacation away from mass tourism, to the rhythm of the trade winds
An authentic experience, away from mass tourism.
Learn to sail
Take part in manoeuvres and learn to sail
- Introduction to marine knots
- Understanding points of sail and sail trim
- Helm and learn to steer a course
- Experience navigation as a real crew member
Life on board
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With hostess: housekeeping is taken care of (shopping, tidying up, meals)
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Participative: the crew works together to run errands, tidy up and prepare meals.
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On land, everyone can explore: on their own, as a duo or in a group, according to their desires.
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A friendly, collaborative atmosphere, punctuated by the sea and stopovers
Participative or with chef on board option
11-day Caribbean cruise 🌊
Skippers will be taking you to the Caribbean this winter, starting in January.
Boarding and disembarkation from Martinique -> Le Marin
- Sailboat privatization (8 places maximum) €10,000 (skipper and expenses included)
- Additional food package + 3000€ (breakfasts, lunches, dinners on board for 8 people)
◦ Optional: chef/hostess + €2,000
- 6 self-catering restaurants are also included.
Your Skipper will be Salvatore 🐙
Salvador is RYA Yachmaster Offshore. Take the opportunity to deepen or expand your knowledge of cruising.
Salvador
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Raphael2025-09-11 14:59:392025-09-11 16:48:12Salvatore ChavasThe cruise itinerary
This tour is a great way to explore the islands of the Grenadines.
Nature, exploration and marine life
Their name evokes the little "pomegranates" (small islands) scattered like pearls in the Caribbean Sea. They stretch between Saint Vincent and Grenada, forming a string of tropical islands with a unique charm.
With their white sandy beaches, turquoise lagoons and coral reefs, the Grenadines are a picture-postcard setting.
It's a true sailor's paradise: regular trade winds ensure smooth, fast sailing, ideal for island hopping, discovering wild anchorages, colorful villages and warm Creole culture.
Day 1-2: Le Marin, Martinique
Boarding in Le Marin, preparation of the boat.
Sail to Sainte-Anne Bay for a first night at anchor.
Day 3: Saint Lucia
On to Saint Lucia, with a stopover in Rodney Bay.
Discover the marina and nightlife.
Day 4-6: Bequia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Sailing to Bequia, a jewel of the Grenadines.
Anchor at Admiralty Bay and explore the island.
Day 7-8: Tobago Cays
Sail to the Tobago Cays, a protected marine park.
Snorkeling and relaxing on the white sandy beaches.
Days 9-10: Union Island
Head for Union Island, visit Clifton and its local markets.
Explore Chatham Bay for a peaceful anchorage experience.
Day 10-11: Return to Le Marin, Martinique
Sailing back to Le Marin, last day to relax and prepare for disembarkation.
Disembarkation and end of cruise.
Of course, this tour is flexible and can be adjusted according to weather conditions and crew preferences.
