Enjoy the unique experience of a catamaran cruise in a tropical paradise, the Grenadines

Your Boat

• Aura 51
• 6 total cabins
• 12 people max
• 2 crew members

This 15.54 m catamaran offers generous space and a smooth flow between indoor and outdoor areas. Large glass windows fill the saloon with natural light, while the aft cockpit—perfect for enjoying a meal in the shade—the forward sun deck, and the flybridge provide ideal spaces to relax in the sun and fully take in the panoramic views. The modern, spacious cabins, each with its own private bathroom, ensure comfort and privacy for every guest.

• Air conditioning
• Generator
• Outdoor speakers
• Television
• Dinghy
• VHF radio

The owner reserves the right to replace with a different boat model of the same quality and performance

Your Cabin

This catamaran has 6 double cabins. Each cabin has a double bed, built-in storage (cupboards, shelves, wardrobe), a television, portholes or openable windows, and a private bathroom.

Itinerary of your cruise

Sail for two weeks among the islands of the Grenadines. Your skipper will adapt the itinerary to the weather and his crew. You will have time to discover the entire archipelago and enjoy a truly relaxing cruise without rushing from island to island.

The itinerary may be changed without prior notice due to technical or weather conditions.
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Frequently asked questions

• Can I book my flights or accommodation in addition to my cruise?

  YES!
  Our travel agency offers all our customers who are going on a cruise the option to book their flights or accommodation. Our tailor-made offers are adapted to your needs and budget.
  
  We have created two 100% customisable offers:
  - Serenity Service: Booking your plane tickets.
  - Extension Service: Booking your accommodation (hotel, cottage, villa, etc.) and/or additional activities (excursions, guided tours, car hire, etc.) to enjoy the riches of the region's heritage.
  
  Our destination specialists will send you their best suggestions for your holiday.

• What documents are required for a trip to Granada?

  A valid passport is required to enter Grenada. The passport must be valid for at least 6 months after the date of departure from Grenada. A national identity card is not sufficient. No visa is required for stays of less than 90 days.
  
  For stays longer than 90 days, you should contact the Immigration Office attached to the Royal Grenada Police Force.
  
  This information is subject to change by the authorities of the country visited. It is not uncommon for border crossing rules to change. We therefore strongly advise you to refer to the UK Government “Foreign Travel Advice” website: https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/grenada
  Nationals of other countries should check with the consulate of their country of origin for information on formalities.

• What vaccinations are recommended for travelling to the Grenadines?

  No vaccinations are required for travel to the Grenadines. However, we advise you to take precautions against various issues, such as:
  
  The Zika virus
  Due to the presence of the Zika virus, which is transmitted by mosquito bites, pregnant women or women planning to become pregnant are advised to postpone their trip or to take strict precautions to avoid mosquito bites. Symptoms include fever, headache, joint pain and skin rash.
  
  Dengue fever
  The main health concern is the resurgence of dengue fever cases throughout the Caribbean region. This mosquito-borne disease initially presents symptoms similar to those of a severe flu (fever exceeding 40°C/104°F), before deteriorating into nausea, vomiting, dehydration and even skin rashes. There is a potentially fatal haemorrhagic form of the disease, but fortunately it is rare.
  
  Chikungunya
  This viral disease transmitted by mosquitoes appeared in the Caribbean in 2014. The symptoms are similar to those of influenza, with the addition of joint pain, which can be severe. As with dengue fever and Zika, there is no vaccine or effective treatment. It is therefore essential to protect yourself as much as possible from mosquitoes. Fortunately, severe cases remain extremely rare. If symptoms persist, consult a doctor.
  
  Protect yourself against mosquito bites
  There is no vaccine or treatment for these diseases; only the symptoms can be treated. It is therefore essential to protect yourself as much as possible from bites.
  Wear long, covering clothing, especially in forests, where you should wear trousers and long sleeves, particularly in the morning and evening. Avoid dark fabrics. Do not wear perfume. As for repellents, there are now organic repellents available that are less harmful than those containing DEET. At night, use a mosquito net whenever possible: it is one of the most effective forms of protection.
  
  Before travelling, we strongly recommend consulting the UK Government Foreign Travel Advice and NHS Fit for Travel websites for the most up-to-date health information:
  https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice
  https://www.fitfortravel.nhs.uk
  This information is subject to change, and travellers should always check official guidance prior to departure

• How are my transfers between the airport and the boat organised?

  Your transfers are included in your cruise package.

• Is everyone on board English-speaking?

  Please note that this cruise is not exclusive to English speaking travelers. It is quite common to meet people of various nationalities on board as we offer cruises to international clientele - encouraging curious and enriching exchanges for both passengers and crew.
  Crew members are multilingual and qualified to offer multilingual service.

• Does the boat only sail under sail?

  The catamarans and sailing boats offered for cruises move slowly in light winds, especially in summer if the wind is too weak or if the speed is not optimal. Engine assistance is sometimes necessary to keep to the itinerary's stopovers and to ensure that there is a place in the harbour or at anchor for the night. We cannot guarantee a minimum amount of time spent sailing. However, your skipper will do their utmost to sail and involve those who wish to participate in the manoeuvres.

• What payments do I need to make to confirm my booking?

  To confirm your booking, you must inform your GlobeSailor advisor, who will place an option for you while waiting to receive your deposit. The booking will only be considered final once your deposit has been received (by bank transfer, PayPal or credit card), amounting to 30-50% of the total booking cost. A 100% deposit will be required for any booking made less than one month before departure. The balance must be paid no later than 45 days before the embarkation date.

• What happens in the event of cancellation?

  In the event of a cancellation, you must notify your GlobeSailor advisor as soon as possible. Regardless of the reason, the following cancellation fees will apply: up to 90 days before departure: 30% /// 89 to 60 days: 50% /// 59 to 30 days: 75% /// 29 days to departure: 100% of the total cost of your booking.
  We advise our customers to take out cancellation insurance with Ouest Assurance: http://www.ouest-assurances.fr