Boat charter in Guadeloupe · Lagoon 46 in Guadeloupe / Pointe-à-Pitre / Marina Bas-du-Fort — “Bula” — (2023)

Bareboat chartering from Guadeloupe opens the island-hopping routes of the Lesser Antilles, and Bula—a 2023 Lagoon 46—gives you the platform to do it properly. Built for groups and families who value both comfort and freedom, this catamaran sleeps eight across six private cabins, each with its own bathroom or shared facilities among four en-suite heads. The layout works: cabins are private retreats, while the unified saloon and galley flow naturally into the cockpit, creating one social space that moves between indoors and out. The dual-hull design matters more than deck space alone. Anchoring in the shallows of Deshaies or off Les Saintes, Bula sits flat and steady without rolling, letting everyone relax whether you're eating breakfast or sleeping. The shallow draft gets you into bays and close to beaches where deeper yachts cannot follow. On deck, wide trampolines between the hulls become favorite spots for reading or watching dolphins, while the foredeck offers an open vantage for your first view of the next anchorage. Marina Bas-du-Fort puts you steps away from provisioning and social life, then sets you loose. A week gives you reach to Dominica's anchorages, the Pitons of St. Lucia, or the Grenadines beyond. The Lagoon's stability and manageable size make bareboat chartering genuine—you navigate by choice, anchor where you want, and move on your schedule.