Boat charter in Guadeloupe · Lagoon 55 in Guadeloupe / Pointe-à-Pitre / Marina Bas-du-Fort — “The Moon (PTP)” — (2024)

From Marina Bas-du-Fort, The Moon (PTP) reaches the scattered islands of Guadeloupe's cruising ground within hours. This 2024 Lagoon 55 catamaran carries ten guests across five cabins, each with its own bathroom—a rare comfort when a larger group shares weeks at sea. The saloon runs the full width between the hulls, with the galley positioned where the cook stays engaged with the social life of the boat. The cockpit stretches across the stern, protected and open, the natural gathering place for meals and morning coffee. Forward, the trampoline bridges the bows, a platform for watching dolphins or simply drifting above shallow water. Two hulls make an obvious difference the moment you anchor. The catamaran sits level and steady without rolling, even when weather builds overnight. The shallow draft lets you reach anchorages in bays and around sandbanks where monohulls cannot follow, opening access to quiet places. Space between the hulls means room to move, to escape the heat below deck, and to spread out as a group without feeling crowded. A week from Pointe-à-Pitre opens the Leeward Islands: Marie-Galante's long beaches, the steep anchorages of Les Saintes, Dominica's river mouths and volcanic cliffs. The crewed service handles the sailing and the galley, leaving your group free to swim, explore ashore, and settle into island time. The Moon (PTP) is built to carry that life well, day after day.