Guadeloupe Yacht Charter
A Guadeloupe yacht charter is an enchanting blend of French sophistication and Caribbean soul. A charming collection of Leeward islands to explore on your next charter!
Sail into the Heart of the Caribbean
A Guadeloupe yacht charter is an enchanting blend of French sophistication and Caribbean soul. From the pristine turquoise waters of Les Saintes and lush volcanic landscapes to vibrant local culture and mouthwatering cuisine, Guadeloupe offers an unrivalled Leeward islands escape.
Antigua is good for:
Amazing beaches
Snorkelling and scuba diving
Vibrant culture
Spectacular sunsets
French history
Legendary parties
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Sailing Guadeloupe
A Diverse Archipelago for Every Seafarer Guadeloupe is more than a single island; it’s a dynamic archipelago of islands, stretching from lush, circular Marie Galante to the nine unspoilt Îles des Saintes and La Desirade, offering a kaleidoscope of experiences:
Spectacular Scenery: Imagine cruising past dramatic volcanic peaks, hidden coves, and expansive coral reefs.
Cultural Fusion: Enjoy the seamless blend of French elegance and Caribbean vibrancy in local markets, music, and culinary delights.
Adventure & Relaxation: Whether you’re chasing adrenaline with water sports and hiking, or craving serene sunsets from the deck, Guadeloupe caters to all moods.

What to Expect on Your Guadeloupe Yacht Charter
Everything You Need to Know Before You Set Sail
We’ve answered the most common questions to help you plan a stress-free, unforgettable voyage:

How Does Yacht Chartering in Guadeloupe Work?
Tailored Itineraries: Work with your HELM broker, a Guadeloupe charter expert, to create a personalized charter route that includes the best anchorages, secret beaches, and lively harbors.
Flexible Booking Options: Choose from bareboat charters for experienced captains or fully-crewed yachts for a hands-off luxury experience.
Local Expertise: Our partner captains and crew are seasoned professionals who know the local waters inside out, ensuring a safe and enriching journey.

When Is the Best Time to Sail?
Peak Season: December to April bring calm seas, pleasant weather, and a festive atmosphere ideal for island-hopping sailing holidays.
Shoulder Season: May to June and September to November offer quieter waters and fewer crowds, perfect for those seeking tranquility.

Sailing Conditions in Guadeloupe
A classic Caribbean island chain, Guadeloupe is blessed with consistent north-easterly trade winds, usually blowing 10-20 knots, ideal for a gentle catamaran charter between beautiful beaches.
The sailing area can be roughly divided into two distinct section though - windward and leeward.
The leeward side of the islands are generally calmer and experience flatter seas, while the windward islands and coastline of eastern Gaudeloupe can be a little more exposed.

What Unique Experiences Await?
Explore Nature’s Wonders: Anchor near the La Soufrière volcano, dive into crystalline waters, or hike through lush rainforests.
Cultural Immersion: Visit vibrant local markets like Saint François' weekly Marché Nocturne night market (every Tuesday), sample Creole cuisine, and experience the island’s lively music and dance.
Water Adventures: Try snorkeling or scuba diving with tropical fish on Le Gosier, paddling through mangroves in the Guadeloupe National Park, or windsurfing in ideal Caribbean sea breezes.


Curated Routes & Insider Tips
Chart Your Perfect Course Our expert itineraries highlight the best of Guadeloupe:
Basse-Terre Escapade: Discover hidden coves, lush botanical gardens, and challenging trails that wind through volcanic landscapes.
Grande-Terre Getaway: Cruise along sun-drenched beaches, indulge in gourmet seaside dining, and explore charming fishing villages.
Pigeon Island - Pigeon Island, also known as the Cousteau Reserve, is a protected marine area in Guadeloupe that's famous for its coral reefs and abundant marine life.
Island-Hopping Highlights: Combine the best of both worlds by linking the diverse experiences of Basse-Terre and Grande-Terre with day trips to the smaller, unspoiled islets.
Insider’s Tip: For the ultimate yacht charter Guadeloupe experience, ask your charter specialist about off-the-beaten-path anchorages and local festivities that reveal the authentic island spirit.

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If you are unsure about charter or boat selection, contact us at HELM to help you decide.
We only choose boats that are in excellent condition, and we are here to help you every step of the way and to make sure the whole process is as easy as possible.