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• Arrival: Begin your adventure in Le Marin, Martinique. Stock up on provisions, familiarize yourself with the boat, and prepare for an exciting journey.
• Explore: Take time to enjoy the beautiful marina, local markets, and maybe indulge in some fresh Creole cuisine.
• Overnight: Stay onboard at Le Marin Marina.
• What to see/do/explore: Visit the local markets for fresh Creole products, stroll around the town to discover Creole architecture, and see the Église du Marin. Relax in one of the local restaurants along the marina, offering views of the anchored boats.

• Morning: Set sail from Le Marin to Rodney Bay. Enjoy the calm seas and breathtaking views.
• Afternoon: Arrive in Rodney Bay, St. Lucia, where you can anchor near the marina or in the bay. Visit Pigeon Island or relax on the beach.
• Explore: Explore the vibrant local scene with restaurants, bars, and shops.
• Overnight: Rodney Bay Marina.
• What to see/do/explore: Visit Pigeon Island National Park, which offers historical sites and beautiful hikes with panoramic views of the bay. Rodney Bay’s marina also has excellent shopping, and you can relax at one of the many bars or restaurants in the village.

• Morning: Sail down the coast of St. Lucia, passing the iconic Pitons as you approach Soufrière.
• Afternoon: Visit the Sulphur Springs, take a dip in the mud baths, or go snorkeling at Anse Chastanet.
• Overnight: Anchor at Soufrière or near the Pitons.
• What to see/do/explore: Take a dip in the Sulphur Springs mud baths or hike the Gros Piton for a more adventurous option. Snorkel at Anse Chastanet, known for its vibrant marine life and colorful coral reefs.

• Morning: Early departure from St. Lucia to Wallilabou, St. Vincent.
• Afternoon: Anchor in Wallilabou Bay, a popular filming location for the “Pirates of the Caribbean” movies. Explore the surrounding area, take a short hike, or visit nearby waterfalls.
• Overnight: Wallilabou Bay.
• What to see/do/explore: Visit the Wallilabou Heritage Park or take a hike to nearby waterfalls. Fans of “Pirates of the Caribbean” can explore remnants of the movie set that still remain in the bay.

• Morning: Short sail to Mont Wynne Bay, a secluded spot with beautiful beaches and calm waters.
• Afternoon: Spend time swimming, snorkeling, or relaxing on the beach.
• Overnight: Anchor in Mont Wynne Bay.
• What to see/do/explore: Relax on the secluded beach, snorkel to see vibrant marine life, or take a short walk to explore the natural surroundings.

• Morning: Sail from Mont Wynne Bay to Bequia, the largest island in the Grenadines.
• Afternoon: Explore Port Elizabeth, visit the local craft markets, or relax on Princess Margaret Beach.
• Overnight: Bequia’s Admiralty Bay.
• What to see/do/explore: Explore Port Elizabeth’s craft markets, visit the Bequia Maritime Museum, or relax on Princess Margaret Beach. A walk through town reveals colorful local shops and friendly island culture.

• Morning: Sail to Union Island, anchoring in the serene Chatham Bay.
• Afternoon: Enjoy the calm bay, perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and enjoying a beachfront BBQ.
• Overnight: Chatham Bay.
• What to see/do/explore: Chatham Bay is perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and exploring the surrounding hills for stunning views. The bay is known for its quiet beauty and is ideal for relaxing and enjoying nature.

• Morning: Set sail to the Tobago Cays, a protected marine park known for its stunning coral reefs.
• Afternoon: Spend the day snorkeling with turtles, swimming, or relaxing on one of the small islands.
• Overnight: Anchor near the Tobago Cays.
• What to see/do/explore: The Tobago Cays are a haven for snorkeling, swimming with turtles, and discovering vibrant underwater life. Take a dinghy to explore the small islands or simply relax on the pristine beaches.

• Morning: Sail back to St. Vincent, stopping at the private and peaceful Young Island.
• Afternoon: Enjoy the pristine beaches, relax in the quiet surroundings, or indulge in a private resort experience.
• Overnight: Anchor near Young Island.
• What to see/do/explore: Young Island offers serene beaches, a quiet resort atmosphere, and wonderful swimming opportunities. It’s a perfect spot for relaxation and enjoying peaceful isolation.

• Morning: Sail up the west coast to Chateaubelair Bay.
• Afternoon: Explore the bay or take a hike to the Dark View Falls, a scenic double waterfall.
• Overnight: Anchor in Chateaubelair Bay.
• What to see/do/explore: The area around Chateaubelair offers beautiful hiking trails and the impressive Dark View Falls. The bay itself is a peaceful spot for swimming and relaxing.

• Morning: A full day’s sail from St. Vincent back to Rodney Bay, St. Lucia.
• Afternoon: Arrive in Rodney Bay for your last night in St. Lucia. Enjoy a final dinner and relax.
• Overnight: Rodney Bay Marina.
• What to see/do/explore: Revisit Pigeon Island National Park or take in some last-minute shopping in the Rodney Bay area. The marina offers excellent dining and nightlife options to enjoy your last evening in St. Lucia.

• Morning: Sail from Rodney Bay back to Le Marin, Martinique.
• Afternoon: Return the boat, debrief and prepare for departure.
• Evening: Enjoy a farewell meal in Le Marin.
• What to see/do/explore: After returning to Le Marin, you can spend some time exploring the marina’s shops, markets, and restaurants, reflecting on your journey.