Lazy Sailing
Guadeloupe > St Martin
February 18 – March 01, 2027 (12 days)
We invite you to sail with us and discover the beauty of the French West Indies — at your own pace.
Our route is guided by the wind and your mood. This is lazy sailing at its best: if we fall in love with a place, we stay longer; if not, we simply move on to the next island. No rush, no rigid schedule — just pure Caribbean flow.
Route 1: Guadeloupe > Antigua > Barbuda > St Barts > Anguilla > St Martin
Route 2: Guadeloupe > Montserat > St Kitts > St Eustatius > Anguilla > St Martin
We will welcome you with a refreshing cocktail at 5 – 6 pm on board of Akua Aminata. The skipper will introduce the sailing itinerary, safety rules, and the living arrangements on the catamaran. Then we will do some shopping for the next few days and go together for dinner in the marina.
A dramatic island dominated by an active volcano with stark landscapes, black‑sand beaches, and a quiet, untamed atmosphere.
Lush and historic, verdant rainforests, colonial heritage, and scenic anchorages framed by volcanic peaks.
A small, unspoilt island rich in history, known for exceptional diving, coral reefs, and the ruins of its Dutch colonial past.
Relaxed and refined, with powder‑white beaches, crystal‑clear waters, and outstanding yet understated dining scene.
Checkout from the catamaran is around 10:00 a.m. We highly recommend extending your stay on St. Martin for a few days to explore St. Martin, as there’s so much to do. Highlights for us?: Flying Dutchman – the world’s steepest zipline; Maho Beach, where planes fly overhead; a tour of the murals in Philisburg; and the Yoda Guy Movie Exhibit – Nick Maley’s (Yoda’s creator) private collection of movie relics.
What is included
Not included:
Food and Drinks on board
We will get groceries for breakfast and lunch trying to take individual wishes and preferences into account as much as possible. Meals on board are prepared by the guests.
If desired, guests can cook on board in the evening, but experience has shown that usually guests want to enjoy dinner ashore in one of the cozy restaurant or tavern.
It’s common practice that guests pay for the Skipper