Bootscharter in Martinique · Lagoon 42 in Martinique / Le Marin — “ULYS I” — (2025)

From Le Marin's deep-water anchorage, ULYS I reaches the Grenadines and Dominica within a day's sail, opening up a week's cruising across the central Caribbean's most varied sailing grounds. This 2025 Lagoon 42 sleeps ten across six cabins, with four bathrooms to match—essential when a group or extended family shares weeks at sea together. The layout spreads guests across both hulls, each with private berths and en-suite facilities, while the wide central saloon and galley provide natural gathering space without feeling cramped. On deck, the twin hulls create a broad platform. You'll find trampolines stretched between the bows, perfect for morning coffee or afternoon recovery, while the foredeck offers room to move safely when anchoring or setting sails. The cockpit sits elevated behind the cabin trunk, giving helmsman and crew clear sightlines and shelter under the bimini. Below, cabin storage is distributed throughout both hulls, and the 1.2-metre shallow draft lets you explore the coral-fringed bays and protected anchorages that make Martinique and its neighbours special. The catamaran's two hulls do the real work. They anchor without rolling, hold position confidently in trade winds, and stay level when heeled, making life aboard stable and comfortable. That same wide stance carries shallow draft—you'll access anchorages and approach beaches where monohulls cannot. For a bareboat week, ULYS I combines the space and safety of a catamaran with the freedom to explore at your own pace.