An overseas department of France, Guadeloupe is a small archipelago of the West Indies, in the Caribbean Sea. It lies 600 km to the north of the coasts of South America and to the southeast of the Dominican Republic.

The Guadeloupe archipelago comprises the following islands:
*Guadeloupe itself, which, in turn, is formed by two different islands separated by a narrow sea channel called the Salt River. Spanned by a pair of bridges, the islands in question are Basse-Terre (848 km²), which is the largest and most mountainous of the two, and is of volcanic origin (the island’s highest point, at 1,467 m, is found at the top of La Soufrière, an active volcano); and Grande-Terre (588 km²), which has a limestone substrate and consists of a jagged, arid plain with wild, rocky coasts. Most of Guadeloupe’s tourist resorts are found in an area known as La Riviera on the southern coast of Grande-Terre, which boasts white sandy beaches and coral reefs.
* La Désirade.
* Marie-Galante.
* Les Saintes, a group of 9 small islands, 2 of which are inhabited (Terre-de-Haut and Terre-de-Bas).
* The Petite Terre islands.

Parisian fashion, baguettes and croissants, plus a passion for red wines and cheese. An unmistakable French flavor always permeates on the Caribbean island of Martinique, 1,100 km long.

The yacht charter in Martinique invites you to enjoy the Caribbean during the whole year. The island of Martinique is undoubtedly a paradise for yachtsmen and sportsmen. Here you can enjoy a long list of water sports such as fishing, kite surfing, kayaking, diving, windsurfing, water skiing, as well as excursions, hiking and canyoning.

The marinas of Le Marin and Trois-Ilets are the only two bases for exploring all that Martinique possesses from the sea. There are all kinds of services for small sailing boats,  as well as luxury yachts. Enjoy a nautical trip in Martinique with all the services you want.

Its streets are bustling and elegant with prestigious local companies and restaurants that delights with sea snacks as traditional Sardinian recipes and served along with delicious wines of the "isola". Also the surroundings of this city offer extraordinary stretches of coastline which are worth being seen from a rented boat in Olbia. Water intense pure blue veins parading in different shades and in contrast to the white sands of the shore. Among its most famous beaches are Bados, ideal for children, Pittulongu, with the finest sand and Le Saline, adored by surfers.