Bootscharter in Guadeloupe · Lagoon 43 in Guadeloupe / Pointe-à-Pitre / Marina Bas-du-Fort — “Ty Casa” — (2026)

Guadeloupe's sheltered anchorages and nearby island chain make Marina Bas-du-Pitre the perfect launch point for a week's sailing, and Ty Casa—a 2026 Lagoon 43—lets you make the most of it. Ten guests spread across six cabins means everyone gets real space and privacy, with four full bathrooms so mornings stay civilised. The catamaran's two hulls sit shallow enough to nose into bays and beaches that single-hulled boats can't reach, while their width creates the stability that matters when you're anchored for hours in conversation or a long afternoon swim. Life aboard moves between three spaces with purpose. The saloon is the gathering place for meals and games, while the helm cockpit stays open to the sea and sky. Up front, the trampolines and foredeck give you room to sprawl with a book or simply sit with your feet over the water. Two hulls mean little movement underfoot whether you're drifting or sailing, so sleeping, working, and living come easily across a full week at sea. From Pointe-à-Pitre you can reach Dominica and Marie-Galante by afternoon, anchor in islands that few visitors ever see, and pick your pace. Bareboat chartering means your schedule belongs to you—whether that's a quiet drift along the Côte Sous-le-Vent or a longer passage to the northern Grenadines. Ty Casa gives a group or family the reach and comfort to chase the kind of week they actually want.