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208 Catamarans to Rent in Martinique

Catamaran charter in Martinique

Why Choose a Catamaran Charter in Martinique?

Catamarans offer a completely different sailing experience compared to traditional monohull sailboats. Their twin-hull design provides greater stability, larger outdoor areas and more living space onboard.

Benefits of chartering a yacht in Martinique include:

  • Spacious cabins with private bathrooms
  • Large sunbathing and lounge areas
  • Smooth and stable sailing conditions
  • Easy access to shallow bays and beaches
  • Perfect setup for families and groups

Whether you choose a bareboat catamaran or a fully crewed luxury charter, Martinique offers ideal conditions for unforgettable sailing holiday Martinique.

What is included in a Catamaran Charter?

Most catamaran rentals in Martinique include everything needed for a comfortable stay at sea.

You can choose between:

  • Bareboat Catamaran Charter: A Bareboat Charter is ideal for experienced sailors who want complete freedom and flexibility while exploring the Caribbean islands at their own pace.

  • Skippered Catamaran Charter:Ideal for beginners or those who prefer a stress-free holiday. A local skipper knows the best anchorages, hidden beaches and is responsible for the boat and safety on board whilst sailing.

  • Crewed Luxury Catamaran: A premium experience with full crew service, onboard meals and tailor-made itineraries through the Caribbean.

Martinique Sailing Itineraries

Martinique offers excellent sailing routes with short island distances and protected anchorages.

Martinique and St Lucia

Martinique offers a wide variety of unforgettable experiences, and the island’s key highlights combine tropical nature, Caribbean charm, and authentic French Caribbean culture.

  • Saint Anne is one of the main southern coastal areas, known for its calm bays, sailing-friendly waters, and some of the most beautiful beaches, like Les Salines.
  • Anse Dufour is a popular snorkelling spot where visitors can often swim alongside sea turtles in calm, warm water.
  • Anse Noire is famous for its unique black volcanic sand and scenic surroundings, making it one of the island’s most distinctive beaches.
  • Anse d’Arlet is a picturesque fishing village and bay known for its calm waters, colourful houses, and excellent snorkelling conditions close to shore.
  • Diamond Rock is a dramatic volcanic sea stack off the southern coast, famous for its striking appearance and historical naval significance
  • Plage de la Caravelle is located on the Atlantic coast and is known for its long sandy beach, strong trade winds, and excellent conditions for surfing and wind sports.
  • Mount Pelée is the island’s iconic volcano, offering spectacular panoramic views along various hiking trails.
  • Fort-de-France combines Caribbean charm with French heritage and is known for its colourful markets, colonial architecture, and local cuisine.
  • Habitation Clément and Distillerie Depaz are renowned rum distilleries where visitors can experience authentic Martinique agricole rum.

Located just south of Martinique, A catamaran charter in Saint Lucia is one of the easiest and most rewarding to combine with Martinique. Saint Lucia is famous for its dramatic volcanic landscapes, lush rainforest, and luxury Caribbean resorts.

  • The iconic Pitons are UNESCO World Heritage mountains and one of the most recognisable landmarks in the Caribbean.
  • Sulphur Springs is known as the Caribbean’s only drive-in volcano and offers unique hot springs and mud baths.

The crossing between Le Marin, which is the largest Marina in Martinique, and Saint Lucia takes only a few hours, making it ideal even for shorter one-week itineraries.

The Grenadines

Martinique is the perfect gateway to the Grenadines, one of the Caribbean’s most iconic sailing areas. With a Catamaran charter in the Grenadines, discover the breathtaking Tobago Cays with their turquoise lagoons, coral reefs and sea turtles.

Continue on to charming islands such as Bequia, Mustique and Union Island, each with its own unique atmosphere and unspoiled beauty.

Allow at least 10 days to fully enjoy this itinerary: For Le Marin catamaran rentals it covers around 100 nautical miles, in addition to the sailing between the islands within the archipelago.

Sailing Conditions in Martinique

The tropical paradise Martinique enjoys excellent sailing conditions throughout most of the year.

  • Best season: December to May
  • Low season: from May to June, you can enjoy quieter anchorages and less crowds
  • Warm tropical temperatures year-round
  • Water temperature: 26-30°C
  • Steady trade winds
  • Calm anchorages and short sailing distances
  • Excellent visibility for snorkelling and diving

Catamaran Charter Prices in Martinique

Average boat rental prices in Martinique

The prices of a boat rental Martinique vary depending on the season, the type of boat, and the level of comfort.

Catamaran 30–40 ft 40–50 ft +50 ft
Low season €2,300 – €4,000 €4,000 – €6,500 > €6,500
High season €7,000 – €9,000 €9,000 – €13,500 > €15,000

Indicative prices as of April 2026, subject to change depending on availability and season. Adding a skipper usually costs around €200–€300 per day.

Booking early is highly recommended during the Caribbean high season.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a license to charter for a catamaran charter Martinique?

Yes, for bareboat sailing Martinique, you need a valid sailing license and sufficient sailing experience. However, if you book a catamaran with skipper or fully crewed catamaran, no sailing license is required, as the professional skipper will handle navigation and sailing for you.

What language is spoken in Martinique?

French is the official language, although many locals mainly speak Creole in everyday life. In tourist areas, English is also widely spoken.

Is Martinique good for beginner sailors?

Yes, the island offers reliable winds, short sailing distances and many sheltered bays, making it suitable for less experienced sailors.

How do I get to Martinique and how long does it take?

You can reach Martinique via Martinique Aimé Césaire International Airport in Fort-de France, which is the island’s only major international airport. A Catamaran Charter in Le Marin is only 30 km away.

Direct flights from Paris take around 8–9 hours, while connections from cities such as Miami, Montreal or New York City usually take between 9 and 13 hours depending on the route and stopover times.

Book Your Catamaran Charter in Martinique

Discover the Caribbean at your own pace with a yacht charter Martinique. Whether you are planning a relaxing family holiday, a luxury sailing escape or an island-hopping adventure, Martinique offers the perfect balance of comfort, nature and sailing freedom.

Our team assists with:

  • Planning your sailing itinerary (Martinique)
  • Selecting the best departure base
  • Organizing excursions and activities