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Cruise itinerary

10 night grenada to grenada

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Ship: Star Clipper (details)
Cruise line: Star Clippers

Departure date: Wednesday, February 18, 2026
Return date: Saturday, February 28, 2026
Departure port: St. George's
Ports of call: Charlotteville, Englishman's Bay, Tobago Cays, Paradise Beach, Charlestown, Admiralty Bay, Martinique, Soufriere
Return port: St. George's

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Day Location

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St. George's
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St. George's
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Charlotteville
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Englishman's Bay
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Tobago Cays
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Paradise Beach
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Charlestown
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Admiralty Bay
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Martinique
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Soufriere
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Cruising Saline Bay
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St. George's
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St. George's

Martinique's Le Marin became the largest marina in the Caribbean because of its prime location. It's protected by Borgnesse Pointe and Pointe Marin Bay.

Horseback riding and sightseeing go hand in hand at Anse Grosse Roche, a little sandy beach in the town of Marin in southeast Martinique on the Atlantic coast.

The scenic, sandy coves of Grande Anse des Salines Beach at Sainte-Anne in southern Martinique.

Along the road to Les Trois-Îlets, you can find artisanal shops with traditional pottery, crafts and works of art on display, and often the artisans are there at work.

Shoelcher's Library, built in 1883, is a historical landmark that functions as an educational center today.

A local resident of Martinique. The island is a great place to relax and soak in the French-Caribbean culture.

A local child in the town and commune of La Marin in Martinique, which has attractions and activities for people of every age.

A local resident visits local markets for fresh island fruit along Martinique's southern coast.

A fishing boat in Presqu'ile de la Caravelle in the fishing village of Tartane on Martinique.

The Anse Cafard Slave Memorial, completed in 1998 in commemoration of the 150th anniversary of the emancipation of slaves in the French West Indies, is a poignant and artistic reminder of the island's history and heritage.

Along the streams in the forests of Martinique you'll see fish, shells, lizards and wildlife.

The Martinique fishing village of Les Anses d'Arlet.

You'll be surrounded by thousands of tropical flowers in the many botanical gardens found throughout Martinique.

Rocher du Diamant, or Diamond Rock, south of Fort-de-France on Martinique is known for playing a role in the Napoleonic Wars.

Steering a kayak along the southern beaches of Martinique, driver's license not required.

Go kayaking at L'Anse Michel beach in Sainte-Anne Peninsula, a pristine, popular boat trip destination in Martinique.

The cozy, urban restaurant La Patio in Martinique offers a wide selection of gourmet and traditional dishes.

A canopy of trees on Martinique gives shelter to birds fish, shellfish and lizards native to the island.

Founded in 1635, Saint Pierre doubles as the capital Martinique and as a center for the arts and culture.

A Yole or "gig," meaning an elongated boat, is featured in a festive regatta during Martinique's traditional island Carnival.