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Private overnight catamaran escape
to Anguilla from Saint-Martin
A 2-day private escape to Anguilla's crystal-clear waters and peaceful anchorages, shaped around the sea, the weather and your rhythm.
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Hours
2 days / 1 night, 9 am to about 5 pm the next day
Boarding
Grand-Case
Capacity
1 to 4 guests
Route
Grand-Case — Prickly Pear — Sandy Island — Grand-Case
Per boat, from
3 500 €
The story
The Caribbean at its most crystalline
Anguilla is something else entirely. Where Saint-Martin's lagoon is warm and familiar, Anguilla's waters are open Caribbean — vivid turquoise over white sand, with a silence that makes you forget the rest of the world exists.
Aboard Zephyr, we sail when conditions are right and anchor where the sea guides us. The route to Anguilla takes us past open Atlantic swells and into calmer island waters — a proper sailing passage, not a harbour hop. Dinner on board at anchor, starry skies, morning snorkelling in barely-touched bays.
Every cruise is entirely private. Your group, Kharim at the helm, and open water.
Every cruise is entirely private: your group, Kharim at the helm, and the open sea.
How it unfolds
How your 2 days unfold
All routes are subject to weather and sea conditions. Kharim always chooses the safest and most beautiful route available.
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Day 1 — Setting sail for Anguilla
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Departure — Grand Case, 9 am
Board Zephyr at Grand Case dock. Safety briefing, introductions, departure. Morning light on the water, coffee in hand.
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Open-water sailing to Anguilla
The passage to Anguilla is a real sail — typically 1.5 to 2 hours depending on wind. Atlantic swells, trade winds filling the sails, and the outline of Anguilla growing on the horizon.
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First anchorage — snorkelling & swim
We pick the most sheltered and the most beautiful anchorage of the day — often Prickly Pear and its turquoise water. Masks and fins overboard, lunch on board.
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Afternoon exploration & sunset
Explore a second bay, paddle, swim, or simply watch the sun set over the Caribbean. Apéritif on deck as the sky changes colour.
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Dinner at anchor, off Road Bay
A proper meal cooked on board, served as the stars come out. Quiet water, a gentle swell.
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Day 2 — Last swim & return
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Morning — sunrise & breakfast
Wake up to open water and silence. Breakfast on deck. One final snorkel in waters that are completely still in the early morning calm — often off the Sandy Island sandbar.
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Return sail to Saint-Martin
We set course for Grand-Case in the afternoon, back at the jetty around 5 pm.
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Arrival — Grand Case, around 5 pm
Back at the dock in the late afternoon. Time enough for a shower, a beach club, or the gourmet strip of Grand Case for dinner.
What it costs
Rates
| Guests | Low season 1 May – 30 Nov | High season 1 Dec – 30 Apr |
|---|---|---|
| 1 to 2 guests | 3 500 € | 3 800 € |
| Each additional guest (2 maximum) | 590 € | 690 € |
Before you board
Practical information
Always included
- Sophie, chef on board, and Kharim, professional skipper
- Snacks, cold drinks and apéritif
- Lunch, dinner and breakfast cooked on board, with a bottle of wine per meal
- Snorkelling gear and paddleboards
- Private cabins for the night on board
- Insurance, local taxes and fuel
Not included
- Incidental expenses
- Transfers to and from Grand-Case
- Crew gratuities
Anguilla through Zephyr's eyes
The film
The cruise in one minute
Two days and one night to Anguilla from Saint-Martin: the crossing in the morning, Sandy Island by noon, a night at anchor over pale green water
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Read the transcript
Anguilla has the whitest sand in the Caribbean, and almost nobody on it.
Two days and one night. The crossing in the morning, Sandy Island by noon.
You anchor where the water turns pale green, and you wake up there.
All meals aboard, a professional skipper, a chef, and four guests at most.
Catamaran Zéphyr. Anguilla, overnight, from Saint-Martin.
A turquoise-water escape unlike any other
The clearest water in the Caribbean
Anguilla has become a Caribbean benchmark, and not by chance. Its turquoise water is among the most sought-after scenery in the region for photographers. Seeing it from the deck of your own catamaran puts it on another scale.
Weather-shaped, always beautiful
We adapt the route to find the calmest, most spectacular anchorages on the day. Flexibility isn't a constraint — it's what lets us show you the best of Anguilla.
Fully private, always
No shared cabins, no strangers at dinner. Zephyr sails exclusively for your group on every single cruise.
A night at anchor, in the heart of the Caribbean
No marina, no resort pier: you spend the night at anchor, in turquoise water, under a starry sky and in the quiet of the bay.
100% private
The whole boat, your group, and nobody else.
Certified captain
Capitaine 200, CE category A vessel, zero incidents.
Tailor-made route
The route is decided with you, by the day's sea.
Owner crew
Kharim and Sophie live aboard. It is their home.
Ready for Anguilla?
Limited availability — tell us your dates and we'll confirm in hours.
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The questions we are asked
Questions about the Anguilla cruise
Is the price really for the whole boat?
Yes. 3 500 € in low season covers the catamaran, the captain, the chef on board, fuel, insurance, local taxes and every meal aboard for 2 guests — not per person. Each additional guest joins for 590 € in low season, up to 2 additional guests.
Is the Anguilla route weather dependent?
Yes — and that's intentional. We always choose the safest and most beautiful route. The sea conditions guide us, and Anguilla's waters are worth the wait.
Can the anchorage vary?
Absolutely. We adapt to find the most protected and beautiful spots based on wind and swell. Flexibility is part of the Zephyr experience.
Is this a fully private experience?
Yes. Every cruise on Zephyr is exclusive to your group. No shared trips, no strangers on board, ever.
Can we request a romantic setup?
Of course. Let us know in the notes field and we'll make it special — candles, champagne, a decorated table, whatever you have in mind.
How far is Anguilla from Saint-Martin?
Anguilla is approximately 8 nautical miles from Grand Case. The passage takes roughly 1.5 to 2 hours depending on wind and sea conditions. It's a proper sailing leg — the kind that makes arriving feel earned.
Availability
Plan your Anguilla overnight escape
Tell us your dates and group — we'll get back to you with availability and details within a few hours.
