Lagoon 620 Super Premier
Lenght 18,90 m
6 double cabins with a.c. and private en suite bathroom
CD-MP3-IPOD-USB reader , 12V-220V transformers, deck shower, watermaker, BBQ,
Snorkelling equipment (mask, snorkel and fins).
Tender with outboard

 

Embarkation: Marigot - St Martin  6 PM     DIsembarkation:  Marigot - St Martin  9 AM

7 nights / 8 days

 

Day 1: Saturday
Welcome at 18h00 in Marina Fort Louis located in the heart of Marigot, just a 15mn ride from Princess Juliana International airport and 20mn from Esperance, the regional airport.
Remember to get US dollars before boarding. There are exchange offices close to the marina.
Welcome cocktail, briefing on the cruise, settle into your cabin.
Dinner on board and night sailing (about 12 hours) to the British Virgin Islands.

Day 2: Sunday (+/- 3 hours sailing)
When you wake up, the BVI will be in sight and you’ll arrive at Virgin Gorda.
Breakfast and short sailing to a mythical place in the BVI: The Baths, in the very south of Virgin Gorda.
The Baths is a must: a huge area of round and polished rocks planted in white sand, caves and natural pools creating an unreal and magnificent landscape.
In Devil's Bay, you will be able to visit the little souvenir shops.
After lunch, departure to reach Norman Island in about two hours.
Dinner and night on board at anchor in The Bight. For those who feel like pirates, welcome to the Willy-T, a renowned floating bar.

Day 3: Monday (+/- 3 hours sailing)
After breakfast, short sailing to reach the wonderful snorkelling sport of The Caves in Norman Island; and its incredible underwater world.
Then we’ll sail one hour to Soper's Hole marina, West End, Tortola, for a bit of shopping.
A WiFi hotspot is available in the main bar of the marina.
Lunch on board before departure to Jost Van Dyke, and its idyllic beaches.
We’ll moor in front of the gorgeous beach of White Bay.
Water activities, swimming and snorkelling.
Late afternoon, you’ll change scenery to discover the next Great Harbour bay, where we’ll moor for diner and night on board at the anchor. The guests who feel like it are welcome to meet at Foxy’s bar.

Day 4: Tuesday (+/- 3 hours sailing)
Departure at 8h00 for 20 minutes of sailing towards Sandy Cay, a small island fringed with coconut trees and surrounded by white sand, or, depending on the wind direction, to Sandy Split: a dream island that you will enjoy in the morning, swimming and beachcombing. After lunch, departure to
Marina Cay, a tiny island east of Tortola.
You’ll find there a shop offering a wide range of good quality souvenirs, branded Pusser's West Indies, British Virgin Island.
Dinner and night on board at anchor.

Day 5: Wednesday
Breakfast in Marina Cay, where snorkelling lovers will be thrilled by the reefs, offering an incredible variety of tropical life.
Mid-morning, departure to Anegada Island. Unlike the other Virgin Islands, Anegada is a coral atoll 19km long and less than 5 km wide, with a culminating point at 8 meters. The arrival in Pomato Bay offers a idyllic scenery with its spectacular white sandy beach. The coral barriers of Horse Shoe Reef and Anegada Reef host varied and plentiful fauna and flora: snorkelling and swimming in the crystal clear water of the lagoon. At the end of the day we’ll reach Setting point mooring.

Day 6: Thursday
After breakfast, early departure to Virgin Gorda Sound, to discover the fancy marina of Bitter End. Shopping in the souvenirs shops and possible WiFi connection. Depending on the meteorological conditions, we’ll have lunch at Necker Island or Prickly Island. Snorkelling and last swim in the Virgin Islands before crossing back to St Martin, that always take a little longer than the other way.

Day 7: Friday
Arrival in St-Martin at Grand-Case. Breakfast and route to the Natural Reserve of Tintamarre Island.
Beautiful snorkelling with turtles that can be frequently met in the bay. Lunch on board, swimming and beachcombing before going back at the end of the day the the creole village of Grand Case.
Grand-Case is a small town in the French side of St. Martin. Thanks to its numerous and quality restaurants, this village is the capital city of French West Indies gastronomy. Dinner and night on board.

Day 8: Saturday
Breakfast and disembarkation at 09h00 in Marina Fort Louis, in the heart of Marigot