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Our 8-day cruise takes you to the jewels of Martinique, Guadeloupe, St. Lucia, Barbados, St Vincent & The Grenadines and Grenada, offering you an incomparable maritime experience.

Atouts principaux du voyage

Pension complète avec un large choix de restaurants sur un bateau moderne
Un riche programme d'activités en journée et des animations en soirée
Plusieurs cabines et forfaits en fonction de vos envies
Existe aussi pour 15 jours / 14 nuits

Welcome aboard our Caribbean cruise. An eight-day maritime escapade through the jewels of the West Indies, where sun, sea and adventure come together in harmony.

A beautiful start from Martinique

This cruise begins in the tropics, in Fort-de-France, Martinique, a city of shimmering colors that awakens to vibrant nightlife. On board, let yourself be pampered by our all-inclusive package, with meals concocted by renowned chefs. Full board offers an exquisite choice of restaurants and a generous buffet, regaling every passenger with exotic flavors.
Towards new horizons

Sailing to Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe, your adventure continues in the heart of the Caribbean. Explore the cultural diversity of this island of bustling markets and sandy beaches. Enjoy activities on board, from outdoor sports fields to relaxing yoga classes and our state-of-the-art gym. For families, our Kids Club looks after the youngest, offering moments of discovery and fununder expert supervision.
Daily discoveries

Each day, embark for gems such as Castries in St. Lucia, vibrant with local culture. Bridgetown in Barbadosinvites you toits heavenly beaches and exquisite flavors. Kingstown in St Vincent & The Grenadines offers a unique cultural immersion. Finally, Saint George's in Grenada entices with idyllic beaches and gastronomic delights. These ports of call promise rich discoveries, between cultural exploration, seaside relaxation, and tasting local specialties.
Beyond captivating destinations, our cruise offers entertainment. From breathtaking evening shows to Broadway-worthy theatrical performances. Live music and dancing will accompany you until dawn, creating memories that will last long after you return to shore.
Opt for a cruise that combines comfort, entertainment and discovery. Our Caribbean cruise is an invitation to live every moment to the full.

Beyond the captivating destinations, our cruise offers entertainment. From breathtaking evening shows to theatrical performances worthy of Broadway. Live music and dancing will accompany you until dawn, creating memories that will last long after you've returned to shore. Choose a cruise that combines comfort, entertainment and discovery. Our Caribbean cruise is an invitation to live every moment to the full.

Le programme jour par jour

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Day 1

Fort de France, Martinique

Departure 11pm. Night on board.

Day 2

Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe

Arrival at 8am.

Several optional activities are available at extra cost (list not exhaustive): A glimpse of Guadeloupe This tour will give you the opportunity to discover our butterfly-shaped island! You'll start on the lush volcanic island of Basse-Terre, where you'll be taken along picturesque roads lined with lush vegetation and natural tropical landscapes. First, you'll pass through the Guadeloupe National Park with its dense rainforest, and enjoy the refreshing Cascade aux Écrevisses. Next, the botanical garden of Domaine de Valombreuse will captivate you with its exceptional richness: you'll enjoy the primary forest, orchids and cacao trees nearby, the palm grove and spectacular exotic plants. Then, on Grande Terre, you'll visit the historic Fort Fleur d'Epée, offering a view of the other islands in the archipelago. After a final photo stop in downtown Le Gosier, you'll return to your waiting ship.

A number of optional activities are available at extra cost (list not exhaustive): Botanical garden and beach You'll drive to the fishing village of Deshaies to discover the Basse-Terre region in the north of the island. While listening to your guide's commentary, admire the roadside scenery of sugarcane plantations and stop off at Grande Anse beach. But the best is yet to come with the Jardin Botanique de Deshaies, where you'll find the finest specimens of plants and flowers from all over the Caribbean! Admire the pink flamingos in the pond, the bougainvillea alley, the orchids, the cactus gardens and the aviary, among other attractions. After a short drive, you'll reach a seaside resort for an hour of idleness and relaxation. Your deckchair awaits you on the beautiful caramel-colored sand. A complimentary drink will be served at the beach bar, so you can make the most of this excursion before returning to the ship. Note: We recommend that you wear light clothing, a bathing suit, towel, sunscreen, hat, flat shoes and water shoes suitable for the beach. Guests must be at least 4 years old to participate.

Departure at 7pm. Night on board.

Day 3

KINGSTOWN, ST VINCENT & THE GRENADINES

Arrive 9am.

A number of optional activities are available at extra cost (list not exhaustive): The best of St. Vincent This tour of the island begins with a scenic drive west from Kingstown to St. George's Cathedral, the largest religious building in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. St. George's Cathedral, the largest religious building in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. It is located on a four-hectare site in the center of the capital and has been in existence for 200 years. It takes around 25 minutes to explore St. George's Cathedral. The Botanical Gardens of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, founded in the mid-18th century, are one of the oldest in the Western Hemisphere. You'll have around 45 minutes to explore the tropical flora in the extensive gardens. Continue to the island's south coast for a quick stop at an ocean-view venue. You'll have around 35 minutes to enjoy a glass of rum or a fruit punch before returning to the ship. Note: We recommend wearing a hat and comfortable shoes for this tour. The order of the tour may be reversed according to local conditions. Traffic may be heavy at times.

Several optional activities are available at extra cost (list not exhaustive): Bequia Catamaran Your day begins when you leave your ship and climb aboard a catamaran to spend about 1 hour sailing to the Grenadines' largest island, Bequia. The captain will make a quick 30-minute stop so you can enjoy the Port Elizabeth waterfront, dotted with stores, local craft stalls and restaurants. You'll then return on board to continue your cruise to the beach. You can either swim or stretch out on the golden sands. It's here that you'll drop anchor to enjoy about 2 hours and 30 minutes of snorkeling and lunch of Caribbean cuisine - served castaway-style. Finally, enjoy a rum punch and sea view on the way back to the ship. Guests must be at least 12 years old to participate. Note: Bequia is known for its beautiful, unspoilt beaches. These beaches have limited amenities available. Upon arrival, your catamaran will drop anchor and lunch will be served castaway style on a secluded beach, therefore there will be no tables or chairs provided and you may have to sit in the sand. Guests are advised that the sea can be rough at times and it is at the captain's discretion to choose the safest beaches and coastal stops during the cruise in the event of swells or adverse weather conditions. The tour is not available for women who are more than 7 months pregnant or for people with reduced mobility. Wheelchairs are not allowed on the catamaran. You must be at least 21 years old to consume alcohol. Guests must be at least 12 years old to participate.

Departure at 7pm. Night on board.

Day 4

BRIDGETOWN (BARBADOS)

Arrival at 8am.

Several optional activities are available at extra cost (list not exhaustive): Catamaran and turtle diving Imagine relaxing on the deck of a magnificent, sleek vessel. The warm sun shimmers on a crystal-clear Caribbean sea. Smiling faces offer refreshing drinks as you cruise along Barbados' beautiful palm-fringed beaches. This 5-hour lunch cruise will depart from the Bridget Shallow Draught and, after a pleasant trip along the coast, the ship will anchor in a quiet bay. There are plenty of opportunities for swimming, snorkeling, strolling along the beach or relaxing on deck. You'll then be served a delicious buffet lunch, accompanied by a complimentary glass of wine. After about 1h30 of relaxation, you'll head to an area where you can snorkel and swim with turtles. Please note: travelers with any food intolerances must inform the Shore Excursion Office at least two days before the stopover. Travelers must be at least 5 years old to participate. Mask, snorkel and life jacket are mandatory. Participants are asked to bring bathing suits, towels, sunscreen and a change of dry clothes for the return trip. Turtle watching is not guaranteed. This tour can be done in reverse order. The snorkeling location is subject to change according to weather and sea conditions. All participants will be required to sign a waiver, which may only be available in English. Camouflage clothing is not permitted in Barbados.

A number of optional activities are available at extra cost (list not exhaustive): Harrison's Cave and panoramic walk Created from a particularly magnificent type of crystallized limestone, this magnificent cave is undoubtedly one of Barbados' most spectacular natural attractions. Although it took hundreds of thousands of years to form, Harrison's Cave has only been accessible to the general public for some 40 years. To begin, you'll watch the short film "Discover Barbados" at selected viewing times. Next, you'll be taken to the Cave Interpretation Centre, where you'll watch another short film on the formation of Barbados. Then you'll don your helmet and board the electric streetcar that will take you into the cave. Once the driver has departed, your guide will begin his commentary, and you're in for a memorable experience: magnificent chambers, incredible stalactites and stalagmites, effervescent streams, crashing cascades, dizzying waterfalls and emerald pools. emerald pools. In this kilometre-long cave, the walls covered in flowstone glisten in the light, while calcite-rich water trickles down from the roof. On several occasions, the tramway will stop to allow passengers to get off and admire the beauty of the site up close. Remember how old this formation is, so only touch it with your eyes! A stop is planned at the lowest point of the grotto, where a waterfall cascades into an emerald emerald pool. Once you've returned to the surface, you can stretch your legs on a relaxing walk along a picturesque path. Reconnect with nature as you discover the local flora and fauna. Then unwind at the Green Monkey Bar & Grill, shop at Welchman Hall Gift Shop & Boutique, or take part in the Mount Gay Rum Experience to learn more about the history of rum in Barbados. You flash photography, but no video. Note: camouflage clothing is not permitted in Barbados.

Departure at 8pm. Night on board.

Day 5

CASTRIES, SAINTE LUCIE

Arrival at 8am.

A number of optional activities are available at extra cost (list not exhaustive): 4x4 Waterfall and Beach Adventure Your tour begins with knowledgeable guides and divers assisting you as you board an open jeep for a scenic drive through Castries and up to Le Morne viewpoint for a view of Castries harbor and the northern landscape. Continue to the village of Anse La Raye for a stroll along the waterfront. Depart for a short drive to a natural waterfall. Your adventure includes a hike through rocky creeks and rugged terrain before arriving at the waterfall. Swimming is not permitted in the waterfall. Your time at the waterfall is over, but your journey is just beginning. Drive to a nearby beach and enjoy time spent swimming in the warm Caribbean sea or simply relaxing on the beach. Soak up the sun before climbing back into your 4X4 vehicle for the transfer back to the port. Participants must be at least 8 years old. Note: this tour is not recommended for the elderly or those in poor physical condition. As exposure to the sun is considerable, we recommend that you wear light clothing, a hat or cap, and sunscreen. Sandals/shoes should have rubber soles. During heavy rainfall, the water flow and water basin are full and the water basin is brown due to excess silt. With light rainfall, the water flow and water basin level are low. There are at least 40 natural earthen steps leading up to the waterfall. This is not a self-guided tour; a driver will be provided. Guests must be at least 8 years old to participate.

Several optional activities are available at extra cost (list not exhaustive): Beauty of Saint Lucia and La Soufrière volcano The bus first passes through the lively town of Castries, which features a colorful market and the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, with its magnificent paintings by our famous local artist, Dunstan St. Lucia. A panoramic view of the island then unfolds from Morne Fortune, before you drive through the lush banana plantations of Cul de Sac and Roseau to the picturesque, film-famous Marigot Bay. Continuing your scenic drive along a winding road at the edge of a rainforest, where tropical flowers and trees abound, you'll reach the town of Soufrière. Here, the spectacular Pitons, rising to over 760 meters, dominate the entire region. You'll enjoy a short guided tour of the sulfur springs, the world's only "volcano in a car", so called because you can drive into the crater. Afterwards, you'll visit the Maranatha Garden or Prayer Park, where exotic and colorful specimens of flowers, fruit trees and birds mingle for the perfect setting for garden lovers and photographers alike! A refreshing drink awaits you, served at the Beacon viewpoint and hilltop restaurant. From here, you can enjoy views of the Pitons, the Caribbean Sea and the Soufrière Valley before returning to the port of Castries. Please note: this tour is only available in English. Please note: the trip takes place on bumpy, winding roads. Those suffering from motion sickness should take the necessary precautions. The scenic drive to Soufrière takes about 1.5 hours. Guests must be able to walk on uneven surfaces and climb steps.

Departure at 6pm. Night on board.

Day 6

SAINT GEORGE'S, GRENADA

Arrival at 7am.

A number of optional activities are available at extra cost (list not exhaustive): Around the spice island Discover the scents and aromas of the "spice island" on this full-day sightseeing tour by coach. Your driver will follow the picturesque west coast, rich in history and color. Your first stop is the beautiful natural pool of Concord Fall. Here you'll see a very special type of plantation. Here, nutmeg and cocoa trees grow on hillsides in the nearby rainforest. Your discovery of spices continues at the Diamond de Victoria chocolate factory, which produces Jouvay chocolate. You'll learn how chocolate (from tree to bar) is produced and exported. A delicious chocolate tasting concludes this enjoyable visit to one of the Caribbean's most astonishing sites. The tour continues with a breathtaking view of Grenada's Grenadine Islands, once home to the Caribbean Indians. Now you're ready for lunch at Belmont Estate, a plantation house, where you'll have the opportunity to sample typical Creole dishes while enjoying a fantastic view of the estate. To round off the day, you'll return to the pier via the rainforest and mountains, with a stop at Grand Etang, home to Mona the monkey, where you can take a short stroll through the surrounding gardens. Please note: this tour is only available in English. Please note: the order of the tours may vary. Camouflage clothing is not permitted at Grenada.

Several optional activities are available at extra cost (list not exhaustive): Chocolate and waterfalls On this aromatic island tour, you'll learn all about the production of "Jouvay" organic chocolate at the Diamond Chocolate Factory nestled in the village of Victoria on Grenada's west coast. You'll find it in a converted 18th-century rum distillery built by French monks. Today, the factory is responsible for making "Jouvay", one of the ten best chocolates in the world, according to National Geographic. This chocolate is entirely organic, and you'll learn how it's made from harvesting the cocoa beans to drying them on trays under the Caribbean sun. A visit to the cacao garden to see cocoa, cloves, chillies, nutmeg, flowers and fruit, followed by a delicious chocolate tasting, will conclude this enjoyable visit to one of the most amazing sites in the Caribbean. On the way back, you'll take a detour to enjoy a swim (conditions permitting) in the lovely natural pool of Concord Falls. Here, nutmeg and cocoa trees grow on hillsides in the nearby rainforest. Please note: this tour is only available in English. Note: Participants must be at least 5 years old. Guests are advised to wear a bathing suit under a blanket, and to bring sun cream, a hat, sunglasses and a towel. sunglasses and a towel. The order of stops may vary. Camouflage clothing is not permitted on the Grenada.

Departure at 7pm. Night on board.

Day 7

AT SEA

Day 8

Fort de France, Martinique

Boat arrives at 8am. Flight from Fort de France to Paris.