Bootscharter in Guadeloupe · Lagoon 410 S2 in Guadeloupe / Pointe-à-Pitre / Marina Bas-du-Fort — “Providence” — (2016)

Moored at Marina Bas-du-Fort in Pointe-à-Pitre, Providence sits ready to unlock the Windward Islands for groups of up to ten. This 2016 Lagoon 410 S2 spreads across nearly twelve metres of hull and almost seven metres of beam, giving you room to genuinely relax rather than squeeze through narrow passages between accommodation. Four separate cabins and four bathrooms mean families and groups don't compete for hot water or personal space. The main saloon bridges the two hulls, creating an open living area that flows onto the cockpit—your natural gathering place for meals, navigation, and watching the sun slip behind Dominica. Forward, the trampolines stretched between the bows offer the kind of open-air lounging space unique to catamarans, while the wide foredeck gives you secure working room when anchoring or handling sail. Two hulls deliver what matters most: stability when you're at rest in open anchorages, and a shallow 1.27-metre draft that lets you explore the bays and beaches monohulls cannot reach. From Guadeloupe, a week's sailing reaches south towards the Grenadines or north into the Dominica Channel, depending on the season and your crew's appetite. Providence combines the space and shallow-water access that only a catamaran offers with the proven design and reliability of the Lagoon name—practical fundamentals for a bareboat week where comfort and seamanship matter equally.