The Essentials of the Caribbean

From $10,950 per person

13 days

Ship: Le Laperouse

The Essentials of the Caribbean
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Journey Summary

  • Day 1 - Mar. 22, 2027, Mon. - Fort-de-France
  • Day 2 - Mar. 23, 2027, Tue. - Antigua
  • Day 3 - Mar. 24, 2027, Wed. - Charlestown, Nevis
  • Day 4 - Mar. 25, 2027, Thu. - Jost Van Dyke
  • Day 5 - Mar. 26, 2027, Fri. - Virgin Gorda
  • Day 6 - Mar. 27, 2027, Sat. - Gustavia
  • Day 7 - Mar. 28, 2027, Sun. - Les Saintes
  • Day 8 - Mar. 29, 2027, Mon. - Pigeon Island Beach
  • Day 9 - Mar. 30, 2027, Tue. - Soufrière
  • Day 10 - Mar. 31, 2027, Wed. - Mayreau Island
  • Day 11 - Apr. 1, 2027, Thu. - Tobago Cays
  • Day 12 - Apr. 2, 2027, Fri. - Port Elizabeth, Bequia Island
  • Day 13 - Apr. 3, 2027, Sat. - Saint Pierre

Detailed Itinerary

Day-by-day description of your cruise and cruise activities.

Day 1 - March 22, 2027

Fort-de-France

Day 2 - March 23, 2027

Antigua

Day 3 - March 24, 2027

Charlestown, Nevis

Day 4 - March 25, 2027

Jost Van Dyke

Day 5 - March 26, 2027

Virgin Gorda

Day 6 - March 27, 2027

Gustavia

Day 7 - March 28, 2027

Les Saintes

Day 8 - March 29, 2027

Pigeon Island Beach

Day 9 - March 30, 2027

Soufrière

Day 10 - March 31, 2027

Mayreau Island

Day 11 - April 01, 2027

Tobago Cays

Day 12 - April 02, 2027

Port Elizabeth, Bequia Island

Day 13 - April 03, 2027

Saint Pierre

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Le Laperouse
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About this ship

Le Laperouse

Le Lapérouse is the inaugural vessel in Ponant’s Explorer-class series, designed to offer a refined, small-ship cruising experience focused on cultural discovery, environmental responsibility, and modern French elegance. Named after 18th-century French naval officer and explorer Jean-François de Galaup, comte de Lapérouse, the ship carries just 184 guests and is purpose-built to access smaller ports and pristine regions that larger vessels cannot reach.

The ship’s interiors reflect a clean, contemporary aesthetic, with soft, ocean-inspired tones, natural materials, and panoramic windows that create an open, light-filled atmosphere. Guests can relax in a variety of inviting spaces including the panoramic lounge, full-service spa, infinity pool deck, fitness center, and a 188-seat theater hosting enrichment lectures and cultural performances. A signature feature of Le Lapérouse is the Blue Eye Lounge—an underwater observation salon located below the waterline that allows guests to see and hear marine life in real time, creating a rare multisensory experience at sea.

All staterooms and suites aboard are ocean-facing, with most offering private balconies. Designed for comfort and simplicity, accommodations feature fine linens, rainfall showers, espresso machines, and modern entertainment systems. Larger suites offer enhanced space and amenities, providing an elegant retreat after a day of exploration.

Dining includes two venues: a main restaurant serving sophisticated French and international cuisine, and a more casual grill near the pool offering relaxed, al fresco dining. Menus are thoughtfully curated to reflect regional flavors and are paired with wines selected by Ponant’s sommeliers.

Equipped with advanced environmental technology—including dynamic positioning, energy-efficient systems, and waste reduction measures—Le Lapérouse embodies Ponant’s strong commitment to responsible travel. On expedition itineraries, a team of naturalists and experts lead Zodiac outings and cultural excursions, offering deeper insights into each destination. Whether sailing through Arctic fjords, Mediterranean coastlines, or remote tropical isles, Le Lapérouse offers a sophisticated and immersive journey with a strong connection to place.

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