

Cruising Boat Charters

Our sailing yachts are great for cruising with comfortable accommodations, a practical kitchen, a fast and safe tender, plus all the gear for spending unforgettable days aboard. You can join our pre-planned cruises, or we can design an itinerary tailored to your preferences.
Whatever is your sailing preference, both boats offer a great opportunity to explore ocean by cruising in the Caribbean. You can choose to charter her to go to exotic destinations like Curaçao or Margarita island in Venezuela, or St Barth (The St. Tropez of the Caribbean), or Custeau Underwater National Park in Guadaloupe, or just sail around the charming island of Antigua. We include coaching by very experienced cruisers, and we’ll encourage the rotation of crewing positions, so everybody can gain experience in all aspects of the sail.
Crew can just relax and enjoy the ride, or work on sail trim, tactics, electronic aids, engine care, radio communications, navigation rules, and several other important aspects of navigation. Participation is open to persons of all experience levels, including slots reserved for newcomers to the sport.
We can organize adventure cruises suited to customer's itineraries, or invite them to join existing cruises to very desirable destinations like BVI, St. Barth, St. Kitts, or Guadaloupe, to name just a few of the islands which have been visited in the past.
Join us for an unforgettable cruise filled with adventure, discovery, and camaraderie on the open seas!
Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 519
IVOIRE, a Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 519, represents the epitome of modern cruising yachts at around 52 ft. It combines elegant styling, clever engineering, and flexible layouts to accommodate charter groups. With the Yanmar 80 hp engine, spacious interior options, generous tankage, and easy-to-handle deck systems, it’s a highly capable yacht for extended cruising or bluewater passages.
The wide hard-chine hull combined with a generous waterline ensures stable upwind performance and rewarding cruising–bluewater potential. The drop‑down swim platform and bowsprit also broaden the sail plan.
Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 44
VOILACTUS is a Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 44, built for fast, enjoyable cruising, with an emphasis on smooth sailing in various conditions. Its design ensures good upwind performance while maintaining a comfortable ride when downwind. The hull shape and rigging are optimized for cruising, providing a stable ride even in moderate to heavy winds.
While VOILACTUS includes essential amenities such as sleeping quarters, a basic galley, and ventilation via multiple fans, she does not feature air conditioning or screened windows. We do, however, provide bug repellents and encourage use of the marina’s well-maintained onshore facilities for showers and restrooms while docked.
Pre-planned Trips

Cruise
Antigua → St. Maarten
February 25, 2026 - March 1, 2026
A four-day cruise from Antigua to St. Maarten where the boat will race in the Heineken regatta. This trip is an ideal opportunity for participants in Heineken to get to know the boat and experience some of the finest of Caribbean sailing. On the way we expect to stop at the island of Barbuda and St. Barth (the St. Tropez of the Caribbean), planning to arrive in St. Maarten on March 3.

Cruise
St. Maarten → Antigua
Long: St.Kitts→Montserrat→Guadaloupe→Antigua
March 10, 2026 - March 17, 2026
Short: St.Barth→Barbuda→Antigua
March 10, 2026 - March 15, 2026
A multi-day cruise from St. Maarten to Antigua. On the way, we expect to stop at other the islands along the route. If desired, the crew can remain on board an extra day to visit Antigua.

Cruise
St. Maarten → BVI
Virgin Gorda→Scrub→Norman→Tortola
March 10, 2026 - March 17, 2026
An alternative early March itinerary of a British Virgin Island cruise.

Cruise
Tortola (BVI) → Antigua
St. Maarten→St. Barth→Antigua
March 30, 2026 - April 7, 2026
A seven-day cruise from busy Tortola to charming Antigua. This trip is an ideal opportunity for participants in Antigua Classic to get to know the boat and experience some of the finest of Caribbean sailing. On the way we expect to stop at the island of Virgin Gorda, St. Maarten, and St. Barth planning to arrive to Antigua on the evening of the 14th.



