The British Virgin Islands From La Romana to Fort-de-France

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Your cruise from 25 March 2026 to 2 April 2026

Cruises Club Med 2

Club Med 2, a legendary French sailing yacht, an invitation to a journey. Offering both tradition and modernity, Club Med 2 reinvents the travel experience where style, elegance and celebration blend. You'll get a different view of your destination and rediscover the true meaning of the word 'travel'. In winter, Club Med 2 sails the Caribbean. Take advantage of your ports of call to explore the richness and beauty of the Caribbean islands and coastlines. On board, the nautical hall, the fitness room and the yoga programme will satisfy your quest for well-being.

Your detailed itinerary from La Romana to Fort-de-France

Day 1

La Romana

Officially founded in 1897, this southern Dominican Republic port town owes its development to the installation of a large sugar cane mill built by Italian immigrants some twenty years later. It was first established in 1851 to facilitate maritime traffic, meaning the port has played a key role in the region's economic development. Boat is docked, no nautical activities are planned. Boarding and disembarkation port of call.

Departure at 23:00

Day 2

Sailing on the open sea

Live the dream thanks to a wealth of onboard experiences on our incredible sailboat. Whether you choose some relaxing downtime or a buzzing activity, every moment is about pleasure and freedom.

Day 3

Prickly Pear / Virgin Gorda

Arrival at 07:00

The 'Caribbean Beach Club' day on a privatised beach, perfect for a luxurious, relaxing break in a superb natural setting. Guests who book the "Virgin Gorda Panoramas" excursion will discover a spectacular geological treat. Gigantic granite boulders, sculpted by erosion, form natural emerald pools bordered by white sand. A unique landscape, between sea and rock, perfect for a refreshing dip and or to relax while admiring the scenery. Anchored boat, water sports at the beach (excluding water-skiing).

Departure at 17:00

Day 4

Jost Van Dyke

Arrival at 08:00

This tiny islet in the British Virgin Islands is named after a Dutch pirate. Its mountainous landscape offers superb views of the lapis lazuli-coloured sea and its secluded beaches. Boat at anchor, water sports available.

Departure at 17:00

Day 5

Nevis

Arrival at 08:00

This tiny island is a fascinating destination situated next to Saint Kitts and home to a magnificent volcano. Hot springs, archaeological sites, a rainforest populated by green monkeys, and a passion for cricket - a living painting that blends a lush landscape with deep-rooted traditions. Boat at anchor, access to the beach, and water sports available.

Departure at 17:00

Day 6

Antigua

Arrival at 08:00

The indented coastline of this former British colony has created incredible beaches, lined with secret coves and stretches of golden sand. Its picturesque harbour, bustling with old inns and traditional pubs, gives it an undeniable historic charm. Boat at anchor, access to the beach, dive locker closed.

Departure at 17:00

Day 7

Deshaies

Arrival at 08:00

The village of Deshaies is in the lushest part of Papillon Island, and reveals the authentic charm of the easy-going Creole lifestyle. Time seems to stand still here, as you peacefully glide past this fishing village nestled between the green hills and peaceful shores, where nature reigns supreme. Anchored boat, water sports available (excluding water skiing).

Departure at 17:00

Day 8

Les Trois-Îlets

Arrival at 08:00

The birthplace of Joséphine de Beauharnais and an important part of Martinique's history. It is divided into three areas: the authentic and peaceful town, the buzzing seaside resorts of Pointe du Bout and Anse Mitan, and the calmer, family-orientated Anse à l’Âne. Together, they offer a stopover full of contrasts, between tradition, tourist activities, and a gentler way of life. Boat at anchor, access to the beach, and water sports available.

Departure at 17:00

Day 9

Fort-de-France

Arrival at 07:00

Fort-de-France is the largest town in the French West Indies, famous for its cosmopolitan vibe and tropical lifestyle. With its colourful markets, quaint houses and metallic architecture, the town showcases a buzzing Creole lifestyle that is both urban and welcoming. A colourful stopover that blends tradition with the contemporary. Boat is docked, no nautical activities are planned. Boarding and disembarkation port of call.

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