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Sail a private catamaran from Grand-Case on a four-day intimate cruise through Saint-Martin and Saint-Barthélemy. Anchor in Ilet Pinel, snorkel reef gardens, and cap evenings with Champagne and star-swept cabins.
Sail a private catamaran from Grand-Case on a four-day intimate cruise through Saint-Martin and Saint-Barthélemy. Anchor in Ilet Pinel, snorkel reef gardens, and cap evenings with Champagne and star-swept cabins.
Sea spray sketches the morning as your private catamaran slips out of Grand-Case; the island shrinks into a slice of green while turquoise water dares you to dive in. On this four-day charter you’ll anchor in shallow coves, fall asleep to the hush of waves and wake to a Caribbean light that turns the cliffs of Tintamarre a soft red at sunset.
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Operated by Zephyr, votre croisière privéé · Grand-Case, Saint-Martin
Sea spray sketches the morning as your private catamaran slips out of Grand-Case; the island shrinks into a slice of green while turquoise water dares you to dive in. On this four-day charter you’ll anchor in shallow coves, fall asleep to the hush of waves and wake to a Caribbean light that turns the cliffs of Tintamarre a soft red at sunset.
The route threads together French Saint-Martin and nearby Saint-Barthélemy — places shaped by volcanic foundations and coral shelves. Grand-Case grew as a fishing village; Gustavia was carved into a strategic harbor by Swedish administrators in the 18th century, leaving a compact town of cobbled streets and colorful facades. The small islets—Pinel, Tintamarre, Fourchue—are largely protected marine habitats where seagrass beds and reefs sustain turtles and tropical fish.
Expect hands-on but relaxed days: snorkeling and paddling in transparent water, lunches at anchor in Ilet Pinel, evening aperitifs as Tintamarre’s cliffs glow. Nights are spent in a comfortable double cabin aboard your private catamaran with skipper and hostess, champagne and a welcome bouquet included for proposal moments.
Practical guidance: passports and passenger details are required, and a moderate fitness level helps for short shore walks and dinghy transfers. Pack reef-safe sunscreen, motion-sickness meds, a waterproof day pack and warm layers for breezy nights. Timing matters—plan proposals for golden-hour anchorages—and respect marine reserves by sticking to mooring buoys and leaving no trace.
Yes — breakfasts, lunches and dinners are provided on board as indicated; special requests can usually be accommodated with advance notice.
Yes — you travel between islands in two French territories; passports and requested identification details are required at booking.
Yes — use of snorkeling equipment is included, but some guests prefer to bring their own mask for fit and comfort.
Children can join but infants must sit on an adult’s lap during transfers; notify operators of ages and needs when booking.
Zephyr, votre croisière privéé operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Sea spray sketches the morning as your private catamaran slips out of Grand-Case; the island shrinks into a slice of green while turquoise water dares you to dive in. On this four-day charter you’ll anchor in shallow coves, fall asleep to the hush of waves and wake to a Caribbean light that turns the cliffs of Tintamarre a soft red at sunset.
Sea spray sketches the morning as your private catamaran slips out of Grand-Case; the island shrinks into a slice of green while turquoise water dares you to dive in. On this four-day charter you’ll anchor in shallow coves, fall asleep to the hush of waves and wake to a Caribbean light that turns the cliffs of Tintamarre a soft red at sunset.
The route threads together French Saint-Martin and nearby Saint-Barthélemy — places shaped by volcanic foundations and coral shelves. Grand-Case grew as a fishing village; Gustavia was carved into a strategic harbor by Swedish administrators in the 18th century, leaving a compact town of cobbled streets and colorful facades. The small islets—Pinel, Tintamarre, Fourchue—are largely protected marine habitats where seagrass beds and reefs sustain turtles and tropical fish.
Expect hands-on but relaxed days: snorkeling and paddling in transparent water, lunches at anchor in Ilet Pinel, evening aperitifs as Tintamarre’s cliffs glow. Nights are spent in a comfortable double cabin aboard your private catamaran with skipper and hostess, champagne and a welcome bouquet included for proposal moments.
Practical guidance: passports and passenger details are required, and a moderate fitness level helps for short shore walks and dinghy transfers. Pack reef-safe sunscreen, motion-sickness meds, a waterproof day pack and warm layers for breezy nights. Timing matters—plan proposals for golden-hour anchorages—and respect marine reserves by sticking to mooring buoys and leaving no trace.