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Martinique & Guadeloupe

Martinique and Guadeloupe, two Caribbean islands bathed in sun and culture. With their golden sandy beaches, turquoise waters and lush landscapes, these destinations offer a true tropical paradise for travellers looking for an escape.

The rich and complex history of Martinique and Guadeloupe dates back to the time of the first Native American inhabitants, followed by European colonization and the era of slavery. This tumultuous history has left a unique cultural legacy, visible in the architecture, cuisine and local traditions.

Explore the bustling cities of Fort-de-France or Pointe-à-Pitre, to discover the dynamic and cosmopolitan atmosphere of the islands. Enjoy delicious Creole dishes, inspired by a mix of African, European and Indian influences.

Despite these already very attractive points, this is not all that makes these islands famous but it is indeed the breathtaking natural landscapes that will captivate you. Hike the green mountains of Martinique to discover numerous hidden waterfalls and lush botanical gardens. Dive into the clear waters of Guadeloupe to explore coral reefs and swim with majestic sea turtles. The choice is yours!

Day 1
PIGEON ISLANDS AND COUSTEAU RESERVE
Start your stay from Le Gosier (Guadeloupe), close to the capital Pointe-à-Pitre. Your first stop will be at the Pigeon Islands and the Cousteau Reserve (known for its flamboyant biodiversity), both located to the west of the island and offering you incredible opportunities for scuba diving and hiking along their coastal paths. End your day with a visit to Deshaies and its magnificent bay. Perfect for diving or enjoying the sunset.
Day 2
Îles Saintes
Continue towards the Îles Saintes, known for its unspoilt natural beauty, white sand beaches and tranquil atmosphere. Made up of two main islands, Terre-en-Haut; the largest of the Saintes and Terre-en-Bas islands, as well as smaller islets, the Saintes offer you an idyllic setting for a tropical getaway.
Day 3
TRINITÉ AND LA POINTE DU DIABLE
At dawn, head for Martinique and more particularly Trinité and Pointe du Diable.Trinité is home to several unspoilt beaches, including Tartane Beach, renowned for its golden sand and calm waters, ideal for swimming and water sports. Hiking enthusiasts are also in the right place, with the trails of the Caravelle Peninsula. In the afternoon, you will head to Pointe du Diable, a spectacular cliff with a panoramic view of the Atlantic Ocean, making it an emblematic place in Martinique.
Jour 4
Diamant de Martinique
In the morning, head to the famous Diamant de Martinique, a town known for its magnificent beach and its impressive diamond-shaped mountain which dominates the landscape.
Day 5
Fort-de-France
Head north to Fort-de-France and visit the urban park "La Savane" in the heart of the city, Saint-Louis Cathedral and its incredible architecture, the local market to discover more about culture, gastronomy or crafts. Pointe Simon is also a must-see in the city, offering you a walk with breathtaking views of the bay of Fort-de-France and its surrounding mountains.
Day 6
Les Petites Terres
Les Petites Terres is made up of two main islands, named after those of the Saintes. These islands are renowned for their heavenly beaches such as Pompierre Beach on Terre-de-Haut Island, as well as for their exceptional marine flora and fauna. It is therefore the perfect time for a diving session or ultimate relaxation, while enjoying the diverse environment and observing the island's migratory birds. When sailing, do not hesitate to observe the horizon, in order to see the island of Marie Galante and its breathtaking landscapes.
Day 7
Gosier
It's time to set foot on land again at Le Gosier and take the opportunity to visit the capital of Guadeloupe.

The must-sees of the Tour

01
The Diamant (Martinique)

The impressive diamond-shaped rock formation, emblematic of Martinique and offers panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean.

02
The Soufrière (Guadeloupe)

An active volcano, located on the island of Basse-Terre, is the highest point in the French Antilles. Hikers can climb its slopes to discover lunar landscapes and natural hot springs.

03
The Carbet Falls (Guadeloupe)

Nestled in the heart of the Basse-Terre rainforest, these majestic waterfalls are among the highest in the Caribbean. Visitors can admire them from panoramic viewpoints or cool off in their natural swimming pools.

04
Les Îles Saintes (Guadeloupe)

An archipelago off the coast of Guadeloupe, renowned for its white sand beaches, crystal clear water and tranquil ambiance.

Suggested yachts for this tour

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Le Gosier

Pointe-à-Pitre

Îlets Pigeon

Réserve Cousteau

Deshaies

Les Saintes

La Trinité

La Pointe du Diable

Le Diamant

Fort-de-France

Pointe Simon

Petites Terres

Plage Pompierre

La Soufrière

Chutes du Carbet