7 nights · Le Marin → Martinique
The Grenadines rank among the world’s most popular sailing grounds: a chain of small, almost untouched islands stretching between St Vincent and Grenada. Tobago Cays, Mayreau, Union Island, Bequia.
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Le Marin sits in a broad, sheltered bay on the south coast of Martinique and ranks among the Caribbean's largest sailing centres …
Martinique, the "Flower Island" of the Antilles, is a French overseas department with Creole cuisine, rum distilleries and dramatic volcanic landscapes …
Bequia is the second-largest of the Grenadines and one of the most unspoilt Caribbean stops …
Admiralty Bay is the large, well-sheltered main harbour of Bequia island, home to the town of Port Elizabeth …
Mayreau is the smallest inhabited island of the Grenadines …
The Tobago Cays are five uninhabited small islands in the Grenadines, sheltered by a vast coral reef …
Cumberland Bay is a deep, narrow bay on the calm leeward coast of Saint Vincent, framed by steep, densely forested hillsides …
Off the coast near Soufrière on Saint Lucia, the Pitons, two striking volcanic peaks, rise straight from the sea to form one of the Caribbean's most dramatic panoramas …
Sainte-Anne is a relaxed village at the southern tip of Martinique, known for its pale sandy beaches and shallow, turquoise water …
Martinique, the "Flower Island" of the Antilles, is a French overseas department with Creole cuisine, rum distilleries and dramatic volcanic landscapes …
Le Marin sits in a broad, sheltered bay on the south coast of Martinique and ranks among the Caribbean's largest sailing centres …
Martinique, the "Flower Island" of the Antilles, is a French overseas department with Creole cuisine, rum distilleries and dramatic volcanic landscapes …
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