Discover Guadeloupe by sail

Guadeloupe, an archipelago located in the Caribbean, is a true paradise for sailing enthusiasts. With its crystal clear waters, constant trade winds and natural wealth, this destination offers ideal sailing conditions all year round.

Laissez le vent, la terre et la mer vous inspirer!

Grande-Terre: Ideal for a leisurely cruise, Grande-Terre is renowned for its idyllic beaches and sheltered bays, perfect for anchoring. The town of Pointe-à-Pitre, with its colourful market and bustling port, is an ideal base for exploring the surrounding area.
Basse-Terre: With its mountains, waterfalls and the famous Soufrière volcano, Basse-Terre is a nature lover's paradise. Sailors can discover wild anchorages and marine reserves where diving and snorkeling are a must.
Les Saintes, Marie-Galante and La Désirade: These satellite islands offer charming stopovers. Les Saintes, with its Creole houses and picturesque landscapes, is considered one of the most beautiful bays in the world. Marie-Galante, the "Grande Galette", is famous for its sugar cane fields and rum distilleries. La Désirade, wilder, seduces with its authenticity and deserted beaches.

Marie-Eve Riendeau

Marie-Ève Riendeau is a passionate kinesiologist and founder of Kinésio-Conseil . With several years of experience in the field of health and wellness, she specializes in promoting physical fitness through personalized programs. Marie-Ève combines her knowledge with a holistic approach, emphasizing movement, injury prevention and stress management. She is also recognized for her expertise in organizing wellness and yoga retreats, offering a balanced approach between physical activity and relaxation.

An Island with Contrasting Landscapes

The Guadeloupe archipelago is made up of several islands, each offering unique landscapes and experiences. The two main islands, Grande-Terre and Basse-Terre, offer a fascinating contrast between fine sandy beaches, turquoise lagoons, green mountains and tropical forests.

Activities and Discoveries

Sailing in Guadeloupe is not just about sailing. The waters rich in biodiversity invite scuba diving and snorkeling, especially in the Cousteau reserve, off the coast of Basse-Terre. Hikers can explore the trails of the Guadeloupe National Park, while gourmets will enjoy Creole cuisine, rich in flavors and colors.

An Authentic and Eco-Responsible Journey

Sail The World Project invites you to discover Guadeloupe in an authentic and eco-responsible way. Respecting the marine environment and local cultures is at the heart of our philosophy. We offer itineraries that minimize environmental impact while maximizing pleasure and discovery.

Experience an Unforgettable Yoga and Wellness Escape in Guadeloupe

Dive into an enriching adventure in Guadeloupe, where yoga, sea and nature are one. Reserve your spot today and let Marie-Eve guide you to total well-being.

Typical program for a day on board:

Morning: Sunrise meditation and sailing to a new anchorage
Morning: Introspection workshops, teachings, or introduction to sailing
Afternoon: Snorkeling, swimming or cultural excursion (market visit, Hicking for all, falls)
Evening: Women's circle ceremony, dinner under the stars, sharing of experiences

Why choose this retreat?

You want to reconnect with yourself in a natural and soothing environment.
You need to disconnect from everyday life to find serenity and inner clarity.
You are on a quest for personal transformation, guided by the energy of the elements and the inspiration of a group of caring women.

Itinérairer

Jour 1, en fin de journée : Marina du Marin

La Bienvenue ! Première nuit au mouillage

Prise en main du bateau, des présentations, des règles, du déroulement.

Jour 2, départ 7h am : Le Marin vers Grande Anse d’Arlet :

Navigation de 17 miles nautiques : 3-4 heures de nav

Mouillage : Grande Anse d’Arlet \ resto du midi

Nuit à bord : Passez la nuit au mouillage à Grande Anse d’Arlet.

À terre : Découvrez le village de charme, de pêcheurs, faites du snorkeling et relaxez sur la plage, baie paradiaque.

Jour 3, 7h am : Grande Anse d’Arlet vers St-Pierre.

Navigation de 18 miles nautique : 5-4 heures jusqu’à Saint-Pierre.

Mouillage de mi-chemin : Au resto le Petitbonum pour le lunch, Guy Ferdinand, chef connu pour sa cuisine créole inventive.

Nuit à bord : Nuit au mouillage à Saint-Pierre, au pied de la Montagne Pelée.

À terre : Visitez Saint-Pierre, une ville riche en histoire avec ses ruines.

Jour 4, départ vers 7h : Saint-Pierre vers le Prêcheur de l’Anse Couleuvre

Navigation de 8 miles nautiques : 1,5 heure.

Mouillage : Anse Couleuvre, au nord de l’île, baie isolée et sauvage, cascade, marche dans la forêt dense et tropical.

À terre : Randonnée jusqu’à la cascade de l’Anse Couleuvre, baignade et découverte de la plage de sable noir.

Navigation de nuit vers Fort de France, départ 15h. 23 miles nautiques,

Jour 5, Pointe du Bout et Fort de France combiné.

Mouillage : Pointe du Bout

Nuit à bord : Une nuit à l’Anse Mitan

À terre : Shopping, Village Créole, resto, bar, navette rapide pour visiter FDF, Visite du marché aux épices, Bibliothèque de Schoelcher.

Jour 6, départ 7h : Pointe du Bout vers Sainte-Anne

Navigation de 20 miles nautique : 4-5 heures.

Mouillage : Village de Sainte-Anne et son ambiance conviale,

Nuit à bord ou à terre : Près du Club Med.

Jour 7, en matinée : Retour - Le Marin a la Marina.

Navigation : 1.5 heures.

Mouillage : Retour au Marin.

Nuit à bord ou à terre : Dernière nuit au Marin, avec possibilité de profiter d’un dîner à terre

dans un des restaurants du port.

**Veuillez noter qu'en fonction des conditions météorologiques, cet itinéraire peut être modifié. Notre équipe mettra tout en œuvre pour diversifier les sites de plongée et les lieux de mouillage afin de rendre votre voyage aussi riche et captivant que possible.**