Bootscharter in Martinique · Lagoon 42 in Martinique / Le Marin — “Copernicus (MAR)” — (2020)

Copernicus (MAR) offers the layout and comfort that define modern catamaran cruising in the Caribbean. The four cabins are distributed across both hulls, each with its own head and shower, so guests avoid queuing and enjoy genuine privacy. The saloon sits at the centre of the bridge deck, bathed in natural light from panoramic windows, while the galley stands nearby for easy provisioning and meal prep. Forward, the trampolines stretch between the hulls—a signature catamaran feature where you can drift on water just metres below, watching fish and reef life pass underneath. Shallow draft is the Lagoon 42's greatest asset for a Martinique base. Le Marin sits at the heart of the southern anchorages, where countless bays and beaches that monohulls cannot reach open to you within hours. Two hulls mean stability at anchor on breezy days, no uncomfortable heel when at rest, and enough deck space that twelve people can cruise together without crowding. The foredeck and wide side decks make it genuinely easy to handle, whilst the catamaran's beam creates room for everyone to find their own spot—whether sunbathing, reading, or simply watching the islands pass. A week from Le Marin lets you explore at leisure: Saintes, St. Lucia, the northern anchorages around Diamond Rock. This is cruising that suits families and groups equally, where the catamaran becomes your floating base rather than a technical challenge.