Guadeloupe Dream Premium 2026: Cabin Charter

About the tour

8 days and 7 nights in an all-inclusive format: full board with a Creole-style menu, premium cabin, and a professional crew taking care of every detail. Optional activities include snorkeling, easy dives, and short hikes ashore.

Imagine colorful corals, free-swimming turtles, and tight schools of fish that flicker like light. The Pigeon Islets lie within the Jacques Cousteau Reserve; his bronze bust rests on the seabed, a small landmark in calm water. This richness is fragile: a careless fin can snap a century-old coral.

Head south to Les Saintes. Terre-de-Haut is a small island with working boatyards and café tables on the quay. In the streets, woven baskets carry warm “tourment d’amour” tarts - coconut, guava, or pineapple - a local tradition tied to fishermen coming home from sea. Traditional saintoise boats still line the water and race on holidays. In the cove at Pain de Sucre, just a short swim away, sea fans and starfish lie beneath a basalt headland.

Marie-Galante runs on cane and rum. Distilleries like Bielle, Bellevue, and Père Labat still turn fresh sugarcane into rhum agricole. La Feuillère is long palm-lined beach with a shallow lagoon behind the reef; steady trades make it the island’s kitesurf hub. By evening, Saint-Louis drifts into music at Chez Henri, feet in the sand, a Ti’Punch in hand, live sets under the palms.

Dominica feels wilder: Indian River for a quiet row under mangroves, Champagne Reef for volcanic bubbles in clear water, Emerald pool, a forest basin fed by a small waterfall.

Back on Basse-Terre, La Soufrière, the Old Lady, breathes through warm vents near the summit. Trails open or close with conditions; the volcano is monitored year-round and access can change with activity.

A week at sea settles into a quiet flow: short passages, easy anchorages, mornings in clear water, evenings under warm trade winds. It stays with you long after the last harbor light fades.


ℹ️ Cabin Charter
This is a shared sailing cruise. Guests book individual cabins on a crewed yacht (captain, cook, deckhand). All meals are served on board. It’s a comfortable option for travelers who prefer a small group experience without chartering a private boat.

ℹ️ Itinerary may be subject to change without prior notice due to technical or weather conditions

Included:

• Accommodation in double or triple air-conditioned cabins with private bathroom (A/C available from 8:00 am to 10:00 pm)
• Full board: breakfast, lunch, dinner
• One local cocktail each evening per guest (rum, prosecco, etc., depending on destination, not personalized)
• Drinks during meals: table wine (½ L per guest per day), fruit juices, soft drinks
• Possibility to purchase tokens (€4 each) for additional alcoholic drinks (list available on board)
• Crew of two: captain, cook/steward
• Two sets of bed linen, towels, and beach towels per guest per cruise (three sets for 10-night cruises)
• Yacht consumables: diesel, fuel, and water
• Yacht and passenger insurance (including P&I liability coverage for all 54′ catamarans and larger)
• Water sports equipment: snorkeling gear, two paddleboards, and one tandem kayak (may be replaced by a single kayak if needed)

Not included:

• Airfares
• Transfers airport–base–airport (optional)
• Destination fee (mandatory, payable in advance)
• Personal travel insurance
• Destination fee
• Wi-Fi (25 GB / day): 60 € per cruise
• Alcoholic beverages other than those listed in the “Included” section
• Late passport information fee: €150 per cabin, payable at the base if passenger details are not received within one week (except last-minute bookings). This fee ensures the cruise can start on time without delays caused by missing documents.

ℹ️ Each passenger must hold a valid passport.

ℹ️ Meeting Point
Marina Bas du Fort, Pointe-à-Pitre



ℹ️ Note: The cruise operates on one of several yacht models. Photos are for reference only and may not show the exact boat used for your trip.