Bootscharter in Martinique · Lagoon 42 in Martinique / Le Marin — “STAR VI” — (2023)

Moored in Le Marin's sheltered bay, STAR VI puts the entire Martinique sailing grounds within arm's reach. This 2023 Lagoon 42 spreads 12.8 metres across two hulls, offering the kind of room that transforms a week at sea into genuine comfort for a group of ten. Living aboard means six cabins tucked into both hulls, each with real privacy. Four bathrooms mean mornings flow without queuing. The main saloon sits high between the twin hulls, catching light and air from multiple angles, with the galley steps away. Up top, the cockpit and flybridge give you helm positions forward and aft, each with unobstructed views. Two trampolines stretch between the bows—favourite spots for morning coffee or afternoon drift. The foredeck invites you forward without crowding; room to move, room to breathe. Two hulls solve the practical challenges of group sailing. At anchor, the catamaran sits rock-steady without rolling, even when the Caribbean stirs. That shallow draft—standard for the Lagoon 42—means you reach anchorages others skip: small bays, protected beaches, places where deeper-hulled boats cannot go. The wide platform keeps everyone comfortable, whether you're a family, friends splitting time on deck and below, or a mixed crew of different sailing experience. From Le Marin, you plot a week through the Grenadines, island-hop north toward Dominica, or work the southern Windwards. Every direction opens new water and new anchorages. STAR VI, bareboat, puts those choices entirely in your hands.