Navigation

GPS, fishfinder, VHF

Comfort

Sunburn, sunbathing, Bluetooth connection, table, deck shower

Energy

USB port

Hobby

Scale, outdoor speakers

Sanitary

Fresh water

Yo yo, it's the boat that lets you discover the Saintes archipelago without crowds and without heavy logistics.
Directly from Terre-de-Haut, with a capacity of 8 people, it offers an intimate experience to explore coves and islets at your own pace.
No early morning crossing, no waiting at embarkation: you arrive at the dock, you board, you leave.

A small-group experience in Saintes

The Saintes Islands are often discovered on a whirlwind day trip from Guadeloupe via ferry. Renting a Yop Yop in Terre-de-Haut is the opposite approach: spend an entire day in the archipelago, with the freedom to hop between anchorages according to the group's mood, stop in a cove for lunch, head to Terre-de-Bas at noon, and return via Pompierre in the late afternoon. It's another way to see the Saintes Islands—a way that only those with a boat can afford.
 
More information on starting points and access.

Coves and anchorages to discover

• Sugar Bread The iconic viewpoint, to be seen from the sea in the early morning.
• Îlet à Cabrit Formerly fortified, calm anchorage on the west side, perfect for swimming.
• Anse Crawen — small cove west of Terre-de-Haut, mostly accessible by sea.
• Terre-de-Bas the twin island, more secluded. Anchor at Grande-Anse for a lunch break or swim with turtles at Grand Baie.
• The southern islets (Augustins, Coche) — for those who want to get away from the crowded areas.
• The wreck of the Lindy — in the Bay of Les Saintes.

 
More information on navigation.

Rental conditions

• Required coastal license + recent sailing experience — we ask the tenant to have practiced recently, notably due to the specificities of the Channel of the Saints.
• Bare case location — without skipping on board.
• Reservation subject to approval — The pre-transfer of the boat requires our confirmation before definitive validation of your reservation. Response within 24 business hours.
• Local briefing Specific advice for anchorages in Les Saintes, weather, and recommended areas depending on the day.
• Collateral and fuel — conditions communicated at booking. Information

 
→ More information on rental conditions.

To prepare your day well

Les Saintes is windy, especially from December to April. West side anchorages are calmer in the morning, while those to the north are calmer in the late afternoon. We will guide you on the day of your visit, depending on sea conditions.
 
→ See the FAQ page.

A day full of sensation for a complete discovery of the archipelago of Les Saintes!