Bootscharter in Martinique · Lagoon 450 Sport in Martinique / Le Marin — “Toja” — (2018)

From Le Marin, Toja reaches Dominica's anchorages in hours and opens the Grenadines within a day's sail—the Lagoon 450 Sport delivers the shallow draft and stability that make these waters rewarding. Ten guests spread across six cabins means families and friends find their own space without crowding; four bathrooms eliminate the morning queue that wears on longer charters. On deck, twin hulls transform how you live afloat. The trampolines spanning the bridge give children and swimmers unguarded space to spread out, while the foredeck sunpad catches wind and views equally well. Below, the saloon runs the full width between hulls, creating an open galley and dining area where the group naturally gathers without feeling confined. Cabins tuck into each hull—master suites aft with private heads, guest berths forward in quieter positions. Headroom and portlights in every cabin mean waking to natural light rather than staleness. The Lagoon 450 Sport holds position at single-anchor without swinging—that stability matters when you're exploring shallow bays or the lee anchorages behind barrier reefs where draft under 1.2 metres keeps you floating. The cockpit, shaded and efficient, gives the helmsperson sightlines across both hulls and room for passengers to move without crossing tacks. A bareboat week from Martinique lets you island-hop at your pace, exploring everything from les Saintes to Bequia, anchoring in spots that monohulls cannot reach.