Catamaran CHALLENGE anchored in a blue Caribbean cove

★★★★★ Dec 28 — Jan 10 · 14 days / 13 nights

New Year Caribbean Sailing 2027 on a Catamaran

Welcome 2027 on the island of Bequia — under the stars, on the deck of a sailing catamaran. Martinique → Saint Lucia → Saint Vincent → the Grenadines: 14 days among tropical islands with Captain Konstantin aboard "CHALLENGE".

Dec 28 — Jan 10New Year cruise dates
14days / 13 nights aboard
from €1,100for the whole trip
from 1guest — no group to wait for

Why spend it this way

No banquet hall, no fireworks on a schedule

Instead of a hotel banquet — two weeks under sail between Martinique, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. We see in the New Year on the island of Bequia — under the stars, on the deck of the catamaran.

This is Caribbean cabin charter sailing at its most atmospheric time of year: warm water, steady trade winds, lively island towns, and all the usual New Year's fuss left behind on shore. The Martinique → Saint Lucia → Saint Vincent → Grenadines route passes nine islands, and Captain Konstantin adjusts the plan to the weather so every stop stays comfortable.

14days / 13 nights on this cruise
9islands along the route
1island where we welcome the New Year — Bequia
1guest is enough to set sail

Day by day · Dec 28 — Jan 10

14 days of the New Year cruise

Embarkation and disembarkation: Martinique, Le Marin marina. Below is the typical day-by-day route: the captain brings the catamaran to Bequia for New Year's Eve and adjusts the rest of the plan for weather.

  1. Day 1

    Martinique, Le Marin

    Boarding the catamaran, settling into your cabin, meeting the captain and crew. Your first evening in the Caribbean.

  2. Day 2

    Rodney Bay, Saint Lucia

    Sailing to Rodney Bay. A first taste of the island, swimming and relaxing.

  3. Day 3

    The volcanic Pitons

    Marigot Bay → Soufrière: cruising along Saint Lucia's scenic coast, past the famous volcanic Pitons and lush tropical scenery.

  4. Day 4

    The "Pirates of the Caribbean" bay

    Sailing to Wallilabou Bay, Saint Vincent — the famous cove where scenes from "Pirates of the Caribbean" were filmed.

  5. Day 5

    Bequia, Admiralty Bay

    Welcome 2027 on the island of Bequia — under the stars, on the deck of the catamaran. Colourful streets and local eateries on the island.

  6. Day 6

    Mustique

    One of the most famous islands in the Caribbean: white-sand beaches, luxury villas and the legendary Basil's Bar.

  7. Day 7

    Tobago Cays

    Coral reefs, crystal-clear water and the chance to swim alongside sea turtles.

  8. Day 8

    Tobago Cays, Petit Tabac

    A full day of snorkelling, swimming and relaxing. Weather permitting — the famous uninhabited Petit Tabac.

  9. Day 9

    Mayreau → Union Island

    The picturesque Salt Whistle Bay, a stroll around the tiny island of Mayreau, then on to Union Island.

  10. Day 10

    Canouan

    Beautiful beaches, quiet bays and rest on one of the most scenic islands in the Grenadines.

  11. Day 11

    Bequia, again

    Heading back through the Grenadines. Swimming, relaxing and another evening on Bequia.

  12. Day 12

    A long day of sailing

    A real day at sea: sailing along the chain of Caribbean islands back toward Saint Lucia.

  13. Day 13

    Martinique, Le Marin

    Back to Le Marin. Your last evening on the catamaran.

  14. Day 14

    See you at sea

    Breakfast, saying goodbye to the captain and crew, and disembarkation.

Full route map on the main page

Life aboard

Catamaran "CHALLENGE" and the Caribbean around it

Fountaine Pajot Lipari 41 catamaran "CHALLENGE" at the dock

Our catamaran

Fountaine Pajot Lipari 41

"CHALLENGE"

A comfortable sailing catamaran with a spacious cockpit, a cosy saloon and double cabins. Everything you need is on board: a fully equipped galley, comfortable cabins, generous lounging areas — and the sea right outside, every single day.

  • 12 mlength
  • 6.6 mbeam — stability, no rolling
  • 2-berthcabins with portholes
  • Saloonwith galley and panoramic windows

New Year cruise pricing

14 days / 13 nights, Dec 28 — Jan 10

Berth in a double cabin

1,100€ / person

€550 a week

  • The whole trip — 14 days
  • Berth in a cosy double cabin
  • Perfect if you're travelling solo
Book a berth
For couples & friends
Private double cabin

1,900€ / cabin

€950 a week

  • The whole trip — 14 days
  • The whole cabin is yours
  • For two — privacy and comfort
Book a cabin
Shared kitty

≈ 250€ / week per person

Shared costs for food, fuel, moorings, water and other trip expenses — based on a fully booked catamaran.

With fewer guests on board, the per-person kitty may increase.

Embarkation & disembarkationMartinique, Le Marin marina

Flexible routeThe captain adjusts it to the weather

Guaranteed departureThe cruise sails even with a single guest

FAQ

New Year sailing: what to know

Can I come alone?

Yes. The cruise sets sail even with a single guest — no need to wait for a full group. Travelling solo, you book a berth in a double cabin, from €1,100.

What does a New Year Caribbean sailing trip cost?

A berth in a double cabin is from €1,100 for the full 14 days (€550 a week). A private double cabin for a couple or friends is €1,900 (€950 a week). On top of that there's a shared kitty of about €250 a week per person — for food, fuel, moorings and water.

Where does the route start and end?

Embarkation and disembarkation: Martinique, Le Marin marina.

Who is the captain and what boat do we sail?

Captain Konstantin, aboard the Fountaine Pajot Lipari 41 catamaran "CHALLENGE". The captain plans the route personally and adjusts it to the weather.

Where exactly do we welcome the New Year?

On the island of Bequia, in Admiralty Bay — under the stars, on the deck of the catamaran.

What's covered by the shared kitty?

Shared costs for food, fuel, moorings, water and other trip expenses — based on a fully booked catamaran. With fewer guests on board, the per-person kitty may increase.

Places are limited

Welcome 2027 on deck, not at a dinner table

"The Caribbean isn't just a holiday. It's a real sea adventure that stays with you forever."

Captain Konstantin