The Paris of the Caribbean

Soak up the charming mix of French flair and laid-back Caribbean vibes when you experience a Martinique yacht charter. This picturesque island lays between St. Lucia and Dominica in the Lesser Antilles. Martinique was formed by volcanic activity, which has created one of a kind landscapes including black sand beaches and tropical rainforests. Martinique’s cultural melting pot seamlessly blends French culture with local island charm, making it a top destination among fashionistas, hikers, and sailors.

Fuelled by rich volcanic soil, Martinique features a lush rainforest covering mountains and set behind beautiful beaches. With an average temperature of 75-86˚F and consistent trade winds blowing in from the northeast, sailors will enjoy a tropical climate and ideal cruising conditions. Anchorages and stopovers are easy to navigate with line of sight cruising, with plenty of mooring buoys available. 

A Sunsail yacht charter in Martinique is the best way to explore and enjoy everything this island has to offer. Find yourself among sheltered harbors, exotic snorkeling spots, and even a handful of hot springs. Hiking enthusiasts enjoy the guided trails through lush rainforest, and the peaks of Carbet and Mont Pelée offer especially breathtaking views. The capital of Martinique, Fort de France, is an epicentre for French-Caribbean culture with mouthwatering cuisine. Feast your eyes on natural and man-made beauty at Saint-Pierre’s underwater sculpture park, tour Habitation Clement’s antique rum distillery, and tempt your taste buds with the flakiest croissants you’ve ever sunk your teeth into.

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Bareboat Itinerary

Enjoy the freedom of a bareboat charter vacation in Martinique. Upon arrival to the starting point of your charter in La Marina du Marin you will find a wide range of amenities to help you get under way. This modern town has everything you need including a supermarket, Currency Exchange office, laundromat, post office, car rental, medical centre, tourism office, and more.