Bootscharter in Guadeloupe · Lagoon 40 in Guadeloupe / Pointe-à-Pitre / Marina Bas-du-Fort — “LAST ONE”

Marina Bas-du-Fort puts LAST ONE within reach of the most rewarding anchorages in the eastern Caribbean. From Guadeloupe's protected bays to the dramatic peaks of Dominica and the white-sand beaches of the Grenadines, a week's sailing opens up islands that reveal themselves differently when you arrive by water. The Lagoon 40's shallow draft carries you into beach anchorages and quiet coves that larger vessels cannot access, while its beam creates generous platform space for swimming and snorkeling directly from the boat. Living aboard LAST ONE works because the layout separates social and private spaces naturally. Six cabins sleep ten guests comfortably, each with its own berth and independent access; two full bathrooms means no queueing in the morning. The saloon and galley flow together as the hub of the boat, with natural light pouring through hull windows. Above deck, wide trampolines stretch between the bows—a favorite spot for watching dolphins or reading while anchored—and the cockpit keeps helmsman and crew connected to the sailing. The twin hulls earn their place on longer passages. When you're anchored off an island for the day, the catamaran sits flat and level, eliminating the pitch and roll that makes galley cooking and sleep difficult on monohulls. That stability extends to handling: the dual rudders respond predictably, and the twin engines give real maneuverability in tight anchorages. For a group or family, that combination of space, comfort underway, and practical anchoring behavior makes LAST ONE worth choosing.