Bootscharter in Martinique · Saba 50 in Martinique / Le Marin — “NINA IV” — (2018)

From Le Marin's protected anchorage, NINA IV reaches the Grenadines' isolated bays and shallow reefs within a single day's sail. This 2018 Fountaine Pajot Saba 50 sits low in the water thanks to her catamaran hull design, letting groups of 14 guests anchor where monohulls cannot venture—close to white sand and reef breaks that would otherwise stay out of reach. Life aboard spreads across two hulls and 15 meters of length. Eight separate cabins mean privacy for couples and families, while six bathrooms prevent the morning queue. The saloon sits high enough to catch trade winds through full-height windows, and the aft cockpit becomes your second living room, shaded and open to the sea. Forward, wide trampolines bridge the bows—the catamaran's signature advantage for lounging or watching flying fish. The foredeck is rarely crowded, even with a full guest list. Two hulls deliver what matters on a week's charter: no rolling at anchor, so morning coffee stays in the cup. Shallow draft opens anchorages in Bequia's Princess Margaret Beach or Les Saintes that deeper vessels skip. Eight cabins mean no berths share space awkwardly—each guest sleeps well and wakes rested. From Martinique's base, you sail through protected waters toward the nearby islands, choosing each day where the wind and current take you, with stable platform and shallow-water confidence the entire way.