Bootscharter in Martinique · Lagoon 380 in Martinique / Le Marin — “PUMA I” — (2020)

Le Marin's sheltered anchorage gives PUMA I a perfect launch point for exploring Martinique's southern islands and the Grenadines beyond. This 2020 Lagoon 380 splits its living space across two hulls—a layout that transforms how guests experience a week at sea. Down below, four cabins and two bathrooms mean families and groups spread out without compromise. The main saloon sits between the hulls where natural light floods through windows, keeping the interior bright during tropical downpours or afternoon heat. The galley sits central and functional, while the cockpit above opens onto the twin trampolines forward—a place to watch dolphins and read as the catamaran glides between anchorages. Moving forward, the wide foredeck invites barefoot walks to the bow, where the shallow draft of the twin hulls lets you explore the bays and beaches that monohulls cannot reach. Two hulls mean more than just extra space. At anchor, PUMA I sits rock-steady even when the trades pick up, letting guests sleep soundly rather than swing nervously. The shallow draft opens up the turquoise lagoons of the northern islands and tight anchorages along the Tobago Cays—places where deeper vessels find themselves anchored too far offshore. For groups and families, the beam gives everyone a place to exist without collision: sunbathing on the trampolines, cooking in the galley, working the sails from the cockpit, or sheltering in a cabin when rain passes through. A week's cruise from Le Marin weaves these moments together, island by island.