From the Bahamas to the two Americas From La Romana to La Romana

Officially founded in 1897, this southern Dominican Republic port town owes its development to the installation of a large sugar cane mill built by Italian immigrants some twenty years later. It was first established in 1851 to facilitate maritime traffic, meaning the port has played a key role in the region's economic development. Boat is docked, no nautical activities are planned. Boarding and disembarkation port of call.

Set in the heart of the Dominican Republic, the Samaná peninsula reveals a more secret and unspoiled side to the country. Far removed from the traditional tourist trail, this stretch of land bordered by the Caribbean Sea has an authentic charm. Deserted beaches with fine sand, lush vegetation and a vibrant local culture provide an exceptional natural setting. Boat at anchor, dive locker closed.

This town was founded by Christopher Columbus in 1493 at foot of Mount Isabel de Torres before being rebuilt in the 19th century in a Victorian and neoclassical style. Its UNESCO-listed historic centre, pastel-coloured houses and colonial atmosphere make it a charming stopover. Boat is docked, no nautical activities are planned.

Live the dream thanks to a wealth of onboard experiences on our incredible sailboat. Whether you choose some relaxing downtime or a buzzing activity, every moment is about pleasure and freedom.

It was on this Bahamas island that Christopher Columbus set foot in 1492 and discovered 'The New World'. San Salvador still has fascinating traces of its early years: historic monuments, colonial remains, mysterious ruins and submerged shipwrecks bear witness to a rich and eventful past. Boat at anchor, dive locker closed.

Almost 180 kilometres long yet mostly less than 3 kilometres wide, Eleuthera reveals an extraordinary landscape. Crossed by a single winding road, the island invites you to peacefully explore fields of pineapples as far as the eye can see, pristine beaches with white and pink sands, and hidden away coves beside a turquoise sea. This captivating Bahamas island with its stunning preserved shoreline is authentic and discreetly charming. Boat at anchor, dive locker closed.

An archipelago of 365 limestone islands and islets surrounded by sapphire-blue waters, the Exumas are about discreet luxury and unspoiled nature. Fringed by coral reefs and deserted beaches, each island is like a pearl on the ocean, inviting you to relax, explore the marine life and enjoy a moment when time seems to stand still. A private paradise for an exceptional stopover. Boat at anchor, dive locker closed.

Long Island is a pure natural wonder, where striking contrasts create a spectacular backdrop. On the east coast, towering cliffs and coral reefs plunge into the Atlantic, offering spectacular views. To the west, beaches of white and pink sand lead down to calm turquoise waters, ideal for swimming and switching off from the world. Boat at anchor, dive locker closed.

Live the dream thanks to a wealth of onboard experiences on our incredible sailboat. Whether you choose some relaxing downtime or a buzzing activity, every moment is about pleasure and freedom.

Located in the province of Pedernales, Cabo Rojo is an unspoiled stopover in south-west Dominica. Between pristine beaches, lagoons, mangroves, and spectacular mountains, this still largely undiscovered area offers an authentic experience in the heart of untouched nature. Boat is docked, no nautical activities are planned.

Live the dream thanks to a wealth of onboard experiences on our incredible sailboat. Whether you choose some relaxing downtime or a buzzing activity, every moment is about pleasure and freedom.

In the heart of La Guajira, Cabo de la Vela's desert landscape and sea provide a striking contrast. This traditional Wayuu coastal village is home to unspoiled beaches, ochre cliffs and spectacular sunsets. A preserved destination, ideal for discovering a new culture while enjoying a complete change of scenery. Boat at anchor, dive locker closed.

A charming Caribbean coastal town, Santa Marta is one of Colombia's oldest cities and the country's first Spanish colony. With its tropical beaches, colonial heritage and access to the Sierra Nevada, it offers a perfect balance of history, nature and relaxation. Boat is docked, no nautical activities are planned.

An archipelago made up of countless tiny islands, reminiscent of Robinson Crusoe’s dreams. Only a small portion, about ten percent, is inhabited by the Kuna people, who fiercely protect their environment and ancestral way of life. Boat at anchor, dive locker closed.

75 km from Panama City, Colón is the Atlantic entrance to the Panama Canal. Founded in the 19th century around the Transisthmian railway, the city quickly established itself as a strategic maritime trade hub. Today, it is home to the world's second largest free trade zone. Boat is docked, no nautical activities are planned.

Nature rules at Bocas del Toro, a destination with white sandy beaches, coral reefs, and an exceptional marine life. A unique stopover with meditative views where time seems to stand still. Boat at anchor, dive locker closed.

Limón is Costa Rica's main port, nestled in a region blanketed with lush vegetation. Observe native species in unspoiled settings at national parks with unique views of the tropical rainforest and Caribbean coastline. Boat is docked, no nautical activities are planned.

San Andrés is an iconic seaside destination with white sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters in numerous shades of blue. A real Colombian Caribbean gem, the island boasts a unique cultural wealth, inherited from a past shaped by encounters and multiple influences. Boat at anchor, dive locker closed.

Live the dream thanks to a wealth of onboard experiences on our incredible sailboat. Whether you choose some relaxing downtime or a buzzing activity, every moment is about pleasure and freedom.

Belize City is the country's main port and former capital, and an ideal set-off point for exploring the jungle Mayan ruins of Lamanai. This stopover is also a chance to discover Belize's emblematic lively, colourful, and festive culture. Boat at anchor, dive locker closed.

Nestled on the Caribbean coast, Livingston's unique charm comes from its blend of Garifuna and Mayan cultures. Accessible only by boat, this stopover invites you to discover tropical rhythms and an authentic culture within an exceptional natural setting. Boat at anchor, dive locker closed.

Known as the "hidden pearl" of the Caribbean, Guanaja is famous for its unspoiled scenery and crystal-clear waters. Lined by pristine beaches and coral reefs, this authentic island is ideal for relaxing or exploring its lush nature and fascinating marine life. Boat at anchor, dive locker closed.

Live the dream thanks to a wealth of onboard experiences on our incredible sailboat. Whether you choose some relaxing downtime or a buzzing activity, every moment is about pleasure and freedom.

Port Antonio showcases a buzzing side to Jamaica, where life follows a reggae rhythm and the hospitality is sincere. From the fast waters of the Rio Grande to the deep blue lagoons, nature displays all its glory in a setting that could be straight out of a film. An exclusive stopover blending authenticity and tropical splendour. Boat is docked, no nautical activities are planned.

Live the dream thanks to a wealth of onboard experiences on our incredible sailboat. Whether you choose some relaxing downtime or a buzzing activity, every moment is about pleasure and freedom.

Catalina Island is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, home to white sandy beaches and unspoiled coral reefs. Its turquoise waters are ideal for dives to admire the multicoloured marine life. The beach will be privatised for an exclusive 'Caribbean Beach Club' day, perfect for a luxurious, relaxing break in a superb natural setting. Anchored boat, water sports at the beach (excluding water skiing).

Officially founded in 1897, this southern Dominican Republic port town owes its development to the installation of a large sugar cane mill built by Italian immigrants some twenty years later. It was first established in 1851 to facilitate maritime traffic, meaning the port has played a key role in the region's economic development. Boat is docked, no nautical activities are planned. Boarding and disembarkation port of call.