Boat charter in Guadeloupe · Lagoon 42 in Guadeloupe / Pointe-à-Pitre / Marina Bas-du-Fort — “Tigra” — (2017)

Guadeloupe's crystal-line anchorages and sheltered bays have rarely welcomed a charter boat as well-suited as Tigra. This 2017 Lagoon 42 offers ten guests the freedom of bareboat sailing from Marina Bas-du-Fort, with four cabins and four bathrooms arranged across her two hulls. The main saloon sits between the hulls, flooding with light and opening onto a cockpit designed for both steering and gathering. Forward, the trademark trampoline netting stretches between the bows, while the foredeck provides room to move and anchor watch in comfort. The twin hulls define what makes Tigra different from monohull alternatives. They sit shallow—just 1.2 metres of draft—so you can explore the bays and beaches others cannot reach, anchoring in sand and seagrass rather than deep water alone. At rest, the hulls deliver stability that means no rolling in a swell; you sleep and dine level, a simple luxury. The wide 7.3-metre beam translates into genuine cabin width and saloon headroom, practical space that makes a week aboard feel less crowded as numbers grow. From Pointe-à-Pitre, a week's cruising unfolds across the Guadeloupe archipelago: the Îles des Saintes, Marie-Galante, and Dominica lie within easy reach. Twin Yanmar engines provide the power to motor through calms and reach sheltered anchorages when the trade winds falter. Tigra is built to give you the island-hopping week you came for, with the comfort and autonomy to sail it your way.