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Leaving land for a few hours can change the way you see Martinique. A catamaran becomes a place to gather, watch the coast from the water and follow a pace that suits your group. A private day need not be packed with activities: sailing, time at anchor and unhurried conversations can be enough.

Choose the pace together

Some guests look forward to swimming at the first stop. Others would rather enjoy the view, share a meal or simply feel the boat moving. Before requesting a quote, think about what your group hopes for: rest, celebration, discovery or family time. These priorities help CELVINE suggest a plan suited to your group, subject to the weather and the boat available.

Lagoon 42 catamaran on turquoise water
A moment at sea

Plan stops without fixing every minute

Departures usually begin at Marina du Marin. The coastline offers different ways to spend the day, but anchorages and stop lengths depend on your group and the time available. The captain may adapt the plan when weather, sea conditions or safety require it. A shared idea for the day works better than a list of stops that must be followed regardless of conditions.

Catamaran cockpit overlooking the sea
A place to gather

Make a private proposal your own

Share your preferred date, guest count and the services that matter to you. Food, drinks, decorations or a special touch can be considered in a tailored proposal. Your quote sets out the boat, its authorised capacity, included services and any options. Planning stays straightforward while leaving room for the freedom that makes a day at sea memorable.