7 nights · 16. December - 23. December 2026 · Fort-de-France → Fort-de-France
A week of culinary pleasures aboard Le Bougainville across the Lesser Antilles. From the home port of Fort-de-France on Martinique, the route reaches the British Virgin Islands, crosses to St Barthélemy and returns via Guadeloupe and Marie-Galante. The 184 guests enjoy premium all-inclusive service with wines and spirits at meals, while the marina opens up watersports at anchor. The Blue Eye underwater lounge reveals the world below the surface during stops. With 16 Zodiacs, even quiet bays come within reach.
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The capital of Martinique glows in Caribbean colours, with Creole architecture, lively markets and French cuisine …
Antigua is the yachting island par excellence: 365 beaches (one for every day), historic Nelson's Dockyard (UNESCO) as the world's only surviving Georgian naval dockyard, and the annual Antigua Sailing Week make the island a world-class yachting destination.
Virgin Gorda in the British Virgin Islands is known for "The Baths" - a natural maze of huge granite boulders and hidden sea pools with turquoise water, one of the most fascinating natural phenomena in the Caribbean …
Jost van Dyke (British Virgin Islands) is barely 8 square kilometres in size, yet famous far beyond the Caribbean …
Gustavia is the capital of Saint-Barthélemy and is regarded as the "Côte d'Azur of the Caribbean" …
Deshaies in the north-west of Guadeloupe is one of the most charming small harbours in the Caribbean …
This almost circular Caribbean island in the Guadeloupe archipelago is famous for its rum distilleries Bielle, Bellevue and Père Labat, and for the ruins of historic sugar windmills …
The capital of Martinique glows in Caribbean colours, with Creole architecture, lively markets and French cuisine …
On your signal we will hold your preferred suite for you, without obligation.
