Bootscharter in Guadeloupe · Lagoon 46 in Guadeloupe / Pointe-à-Pitre / Marina Bas-du-Fort — “Sestante (PTP)” — (2024)

Moored at Marina Bas-du-Fort in Pointe-à-Pitre, Sestante (PTP) sits ready to unlock a week of island-hopping across Guadeloupe's warm, sheltered waters. This 2024 Lagoon 46 bareboat keeps twelve guests comfortable without crowding—four separate cabins with four full bathrooms mean no compromises on privacy or convenience, while the generous beam of the twin hulls creates living space that feels open and airy throughout. Life on board revolves around three zones. The saloon sits between the hulls where it stays cool, with the galley tucked nearby for provisioning. Both hulls cradle owner cabins and guest cabins with proper headroom and storage. Forward, the trampolines bridge the gap between bows, offering a direct view to wherever you're anchored. The cockpit spans the aft deck, sheltered and spacious enough for everyone to gather without stepping on each other. Four independent bathrooms keep the morning routine stress-free. The twin-hull design does real work for you here. In the trades of the Lesser Antilles, the Lagoon's shallow 1.35-meter draft opens access to sand-fringed bays and protected anchorages that deeper monohulls cannot enter. At anchor, the catamaran sits rock-steady—no rolling motion, no sails to fight the wind, just a solid platform for snorkeling, swimming, or simply watching the sun drop behind Dominica. From Pointe-à-Pitre, the Îles de la Saintes lie close, and the Grenadines stretch southward invitingly.