DAY 1: Anse Marcel (Saint-Martin) - Grand Case (Saint-Martin) (about 30 minutes sailing time)
Meet at 6 pm in the Lonvilliers marina (located at the end of Anse Marcel) for your boarding. You will meet the crew and your fellow passengers over a welcome cocktail. The skipper will brief you on the cruise course, the stopovers and the safety instructions before setting sail for Grand Case. Dinner and overnight on board.

DAY 2: Grand Case – Tintamarre – Île Fourchue (about 4 hours sailing)
After breakfast, you sail to Tintamarre. This 100-hectare island, now uninhabited, is located northeast of St. Martin and part of its Nature Reserve. The many footpaths that cross it will lead you to an old 19th-century cotton plantation, a railway, and even an airfield. Afterwards, you will head for Île Fourchue (also called Ile Fourche). Its sheltered bay will allow you to wear flippers, masks and snorkel to explore the seabed and swim with magnificent coloured fish. Turtles are also very present near the shore. You can take a pleasant walk along the cliffs and enjoy the view of St Barths.

DAY 3: Île Fourchue - Anse de Colombier (St-Barth) (about 45 minutes sailing time)
You set sail for the island of Saint-Barthélemy and anchor in the Colombier Cove (the island's western tip). This is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the white sandy beach. The cove is also particularly suitable for snorkelling. Its transparent water will allow you to observe many fish species and, if you are lucky, turtles. And why not end the day with a walk to the top of a small hill to admire the view? Overnight at anchor.

DAY 4:Anse de Colombier - Gustavia (St-Barth) - Pinel Island (about 3 hours sailing)
This morning, you weigh anchor and continue to discover the beautiful island of St. Barth. The island was discovered by Christopher Columbus in 1493, who named it after his brother. You will stop in Gustavia (the island's capital) for the day. Start by strolling through the port before going to Fort Karl and then to the Gustavia lighthouse. If you wish, you can also rent bicycles and explore the island at your own pace. At the end of the day, you will head for Pinel Island and its magnificent nature reserve. Overnight at anchor.

DAY 5: Pinel Island - Crocus Bay (Anguilla) (about 3 hours sailing)
Wake up and have breakfast, looking at Pinel Island. You will appreciate its turquoise water and white sand, which invites you to relax. The ban on fishing and motorised water sports has made it possible to preserve the diversity and richness of the seabed. While walking around the islet, you will discover breathtaking landscapes. Overnight at anchor.

DAY 6: Crocus Bay – Rendezvous Bay (Anguilla) – Friar’s Bay (Saint-Martin) (about 3 hours of sailing)
You follow the coast southwards to Sandy Island, a real paradise for snorkelers. You then continue on to Rendez-vous Bay, undoubtedly one of the most beautiful beaches on the island. You have the afternoon to relax, paddle or kayak. A little later, you begin your return journey, stopping for the night at Friar's Bay.

DAY 7: Friar’s Bay - Grand Case (Saint-Martin) (about 1 hour sailing)
Make the most of your morning at Friar's Bay with a stroll along the beach and a swim from the boat. After lunch, go to the island's nature reserve and stop off at Rocher Créole. This incredible diving site is both easily accessible and protected. You will stop in Grand Case for the night. This village considered the gastronomy capital of the Antilles, is dotted with small traditional and colourful houses.

DAY 8: Grand Case - Anse Marcel (about 30 minutes sailing time)
Last navigation to reach the marina of Lonvilliers. Your disembarkation is scheduled after breakfast, around 9 am.

Please note that due to the Covid health crisis, the itinerary may change.