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Do you have a coastal boating license? Do you enjoy sailing? Then rent a boat in Guadeloupe and discover the Caribbean Sea along Basse-Terre.


Basse-Terre by the sea: head to the Côte-sous-le-Vent for a sea fishing trip, or snorkeling in a small cove to discover the Cousteau Reserve. Or, for the more experienced pilots, and if the sea permits, head to the Îles des Saintes archipelago.

Renting a boat in southern Basse-Terre is a real pleasure.
The "Côte-sous-le-vent" (Leeward Coast) in the Caribbean Sea is very calm, making it accessible for occasional sailors for leisure boating. The Pigeon islets, off the coast of Bouillante, offer numerous spots for snorkeling to discover the underwater world. Watch the dolphins who are very often a few miles offshore.
For seasoned sailors, the archipelago of Les Saintes is not very far, and arriving in the Bay of Les Saintes is a true feast for the eyes.
Choosing your boat for sailing the Caribbean Sea.
Depending on your day, your desires, and the number of people, we recommend one or the other.
If you're looking for a day of family fun, then this is the ideal boat.
The Soléa is a Zodiac 7.5 semi-rigid boat.



First, if you are boaters and want comfort while at anchor, a canopy covers the rear of the boat and provides very pleasant shade. You can add a floating mat, a wakeboard, or even a paddleboard to your rental.



Yop Yop is a rigid inflatable boat from the LOMAC brand and it's the ideal boat for a family outing in Côte-sous-le-vent or in the bay of Les Saintes.

Yop Yop can accommodate up to 8 people.
The boat has all the necessary equipment for a pleasant day.



Fuel type: Not included
As an option, you can book a floating mat or a towable tube.
Ready to set sail?
Discover Guadeloupe in a different way by exploring its most beautiful bays, coves, and natural reserves aboard one of our boats.
Discover Guadeloupe by boat! Enjoy a semi-rigid boat rental to relax in the Caribbean Sea, book here your boat
You are looking for unusual accommodation. Green Bananas in the south of Basse-Terre in Guadeloupe. Or, a Small Villa in Les Saintes
