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Where is the main departure marina in Pointe a Pitre?

The primary departure point is Marina Bas-du-Fort, located in the protected Petit Cul de Sac Marin lagoon near Pointe-à-Pitre city center. It features a 100m wide entrance, 10m depths, and complete balisage for all pleasure boat types. The marina is open 24/7 and sits close to the airport, white sand beaches, and major tourist sites.

What day-trip routes and anchorages are accessible from Pointe a Pitre?

From Pointe a Pitre, you can sail to the 7 islands of Guadeloupe, including the world-renowned Les Saintes bay and the tropical island of Marie-Galante. Other key destinations include Grande-Terre, Basse-Terre, and the Îles de la Petite Terre. Anchorages range from secluded coves to vibrant island harbors with restaurants and shops.

When is the best sailing season and weather window in Guadeloupe?

The high season in Guadeloupe runs from December to April, offering the most stable weather and ideal sailing conditions. The low season spans May to November, with warmer temperatures and occasional rain but still excellent for cruising. The region’s position between Martinique and Saint-Martin ensures consistent alizés (trade winds) year-round.

What licence or skipper rules apply for yacht charter in Guadeloupe?

Guadeloupe requires a valid international sailing licence or a certified skipper for self-drive yacht charters. If you lack a licence, you can hire a professional skipper through the marina or charter company. All boats must be registered and comply with French Caribbean maritime regulations.

How do I get to Pointe a Pitre and what is the transfer time from the airport?

Pointe a Pitre is served by Pointe-à-Pitre International Airport (PTP), located just 5 km from Marina Bas-du-Fort. The transfer time is approximately 10–15 minutes by taxi or private car. Multiple taxi services and chauffeurs operate in the area, with fares ranging from €15 to €25 for the short ride.