CARIBBEAN: Martinique - Martinique (7 days - 204,50 NM)
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Le Marin (Martinique) - Anses d'Arlet (Martinique) - St Pierre (Martinique) - Portsmouth (Dominica) - Les Saintes (Guadaloupe) - Roseau (Dominica) - Le Marin (Martinique)
Day 1: Le Marin - Anses d'Arlet (16 NM)
Arriving at Le Lamentin airport, we will go to the Le Marin port to embark in the afternoon and begin this marvellous trip.
Day 2: Les Anses d'Arlet - St Pierre (16,50 NM)
At Les Anses d’Arlet we can enjoy gorgeous beaches with crystalline waters. There are some bars and restaurants on the beach where we can sample some Caribbean delicacies.
Day 3: Sainte Pierre - Portsmouth (54 NM)
Saint-Pierre is a commune in the French overseas department of Martinique.
The city of St. Pierre was founded in 1635 by Pierre Belain d’Esnambuc. It was the commercial capital of Martinique until 1902. We can stroll through its pretty streets and swim at its beaches.
Day 4: Portsmouth - Les Saintes (20 NM)
Portsmouth was previous the capital. With 2977 inhabitants, it is the second largest city on Dominica. It is located on the Indian River in the north of the island, and is part of Saint John Parish. We can visit this marvellous river with its Amazonian landscape after mooring the boat in the Portsmouth port.
Cabrits National Park is on Portsmouth. This park protects the tropical forests, coral reefs, and wetlands. Initially, in 1760, it was the capital of Dominica, but after the malaria outbreak that same year, it was changed to Roseau.
Day 5: Les Saintes (2 days) - Roseau (33 NM)
The Îles des Saintes (“Islands of the Saints”), also called just Les Saintes, are a group of islands in the French overseas department of Guadeloupe. They are located to the southeast of Guadeloupe, making them part of the Lesser Antilles, and have an approximate surface area of 12.8 km2.
We will spend two days on these islands in order to fully appreciate them. Here we will enjoy the beaches and marvellous lagoons.
Day 6: Roseau - Le Marin (65 NM)
We will make our last stop on Roseau before returning to Le Marin. This is the capital of Dominica and its oldest and most important city. It is surrounded by the Caribbean Sea and Morne Bruce Mountain, from which we will have a panoramic view of the city, as it is one of the few flat places in the area. Roseau is located at the mouth of the Roseau River (also called the Queen’s River), which goes through the city and is one of the largest rivers to cross the capitals of the Caribbean islands.
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