Yacht charter Guadeloupe

Ideally located in the Caribbean Sea and composed of five islands, which are Basse-Terre, Grande-Terre, Marie-Galante, La Désirade and Saintes-, the archipelago of Guadeloupe is an ideal destination for motorboat, catamaran or sailboat yachting holidays.

A mix of modern cities, tropical forests and secluded beaches, the archipelago will offer you varied land and sailing itineraries.

Rich with over1000 moorings and located 10 minutes from the airport, the marina Bas du Fort will be the starting point for your catamaran charter in Guadeloupe. Perfectly equipped with showers, gas pump, water, electricity, maintenance area, ship's chandler, supermarkets, bars and restaurants, the port will best meet all your needs by offering all these multitudes of amenities.

Stemming from the cultural identity, the archipelago will charm you thanks to the Guadeloupean culture of a people, who are always smiling - a culture also inscribed in the intangible cultural heritage of humanity by UNESCO.

In Guadeloupe, you will be charmed by the locals and their spirit of celebration, living to the rhythm of music, dances, singing ... revelers, the locals organize many events that you can attend such as carnival.

Strong also in gastronomy, the Caribbean will not fail to make you taste Creole specialties influenced by this cultural melting pot and their exotic variety of spices.

Recognized for heavenly places, Guadeloupe has idyllic beaches, among the most beautiful in the Caribbean. From white to red or black sand beaches, the archipelago will offer you a different beach each time you change anchorage. With crystal clear waters and numerous coves, you will enjoy traveling through some real postcard destinations.

Renowned for the pristine beaches, Guadeloupe is also known for mosaic of landscapes, which will take you from rugged coastlines to tropical wilderness and then through to Soufriere volcano or the lagoons with clear waters.

Crystal clear waters and paradisiacal beaches, Guadeloupe will offer you the most beautiful underwater visions. Either snorkeling or diving – you will enjoy the likes of the reserve of Cousteau, a reserve of protected waters where a multitude of species and coral live.

Rich in discoveries, chartering a sailboat in Guadeloupe will allow you to sail also to the two islands - Grande-Terre and Basse-Terre - and the three other islands that make up the archipelago, all with a distinct identity.

In Basse-Terre, an island ideal for hiking, you will discover an island beautifully decorated between sea and mountains and admire enchanting landscapes such as the volcano Soufrière.

In Grande-Terre, right wing of the "Guadeloupe butterfly", you will visit an island characterized by its white sand beaches, turquoise water and animation, due to restaurants, hotels, casinos and nightclubs. Island conducive to the cultivation of sugar cane, it is also an ideal spot for surfing and windsurfing for water sports enthusiasts.

At La Désirade, you will be charmed by the authenticity of an island preserved from mass tourism, which will bring you disconnection and breathtaking views.

At Marie Galante you will discover a popular destination appreciated for its unspoiled beaches, rural traditions and diving along the coral reef. An island characterized by authenticity, which will charm you with her picturesqueness, lagoons and serenity.

On the Saintes Island, you can admire the richness of the colorful underwater worlds, discover a unique experience of diving in caves, visit fishing villages with sparkling colors or hike to enchanting peaks. Classified among the most beautiful bays in the world by UNESCO, the bay of Saintes will bring you peace and change of scenery with the air of a postcard destination. 

Rich in discoveries and islands, Guadeloupe is an ideal destination for a yacht charter, mixing joy of navigation, island visits and scenery in paradisiacal settings.

Close to other Caribbean islands including the Dominican Republic or Antigua and Barbuda, Guadeloupe will allow you to make the most of your charter by offering a multitude of itineraries in the Caribbean Sea.

Just to recap - Guadeloupe is composed of two islands; Grande Terre, known for its white sand beaches, sugar cane fields, and seaside resorts, Basse Terre, the largest of the two islands has a very different landscape, with its famous waterfalls, tropical forest and very beautiful dive sites.