On board

On board, you will be welcomed by a professional, smiling crew!
Choose between different decks and settle in to enjoy the panoramic views, comfortably installed inside our cabins, or outside for sunbathing under the West Indies sun!

The trip is planned primarily for your enjoyment, so you can move freely between the different cabins, the lounge bar and the two outdoor decks, admire the scenery and the islands while enjoying the fresh drinks offered to all by the crew. Several toilets are at your disposal on the lower deck during the crossing.

For you, our crew, who speaks fluent French and English, will ensure your safety, will assist you in case of need and will be happy to make your trip unforgettable!

Take advantage of our on-board screens to entertain you. On the program: funny videos, music videos, videos of discovery of St Barth…
And for those who prefer it, Voyager also offers nature and fashion magazines on St Martin and St Barth.

Sunbath on the outside decks under the Caribbean sun, simply enjoying the sea air … but watch out for spray if the sea is rough!

Follow the whale route (January and April), or spot dolphins or flying fish, and observe the seabirds that sometimes accompany us during the crossing.

Don’t miss the approach to St Barth, where you can watch the turtles that often swim between the boats at anchor!

Regulations on board

Passengers undertake to comply, in all cases, with the regulations established by the Company on board its ships, and in particular to follow the instructions of the crew.

It is absolutely forbidden to smoke in the cabins or toilets. Unless otherwise indicated, smoking is permitted on outside decks.

Our boats are equipped with lifejackets and lifeboats, located at the indicated locations. In case of evacuation of the ship, strictly follow the instructions of the crew.

In the event of non-compliance by a passenger with the instructions of the crew, preventing the departure of the vessel or preventing the crew from performing their duties, the passenger may be disembarked and prosecuted.

Before boarding, follow a light, low-fat diet to aid digestion. Avoid arriving with an empty stomach, as feelings of hunger can make things worse, or eating 5 minutes before departure …

Our ships have been specially designed for comfort but maximum stability is to be found in the centre of the boat on the lower deck. This is the best place to avoid any possible movement of the boat during the crossing.

A simple tip to calm seasickness is to focus on the horizon far ahead of you or the coast. This can sometimes be enough to make the feelings of discomfort disappear.

If you feel seasickness rising, do not hesitate to take the air on our outside decks. Breathe at your own pace and without forcing matters, to avoid hyper ventilation. Move around the boat if bad smells are disturbing you.

Consumption of tobacco or alcohol can aggravate seasickness. Avoid smoking if you are used to it and avoid the consumption of alcohol. Think, however, of hydrating yourself by drinking regularly and with small sips of water.

Before but also during the crossing! Fatigue is a factor that can aggravate seasickness, so you must be well rested before boarding. During the crossing as well, resting by taking a nap can help you avoid sea sickness.

Reading, and playing video games, can aggravate seasickness. These activities are not recommended during a boat trip.

Although our ships have been designed to provide the best possible comfort, the Caribbean Sea can be restless and we recommend that sensitive people use our anti-seasickness bracelets.

Without side effects, easy to use and reusable, these are no mere gadget – these bracelets are so effective that we promise to refund you their purchase price without discussion if you aren’t satisfied!

Our anti-seasickness bracelets are available at all our offices; do not hesitate to ask for them!

This is the medical alternative to the above solutions. There are antihistaminic or homeopathic drugs in the pharmacy, while you can also find medication in the form of a patch. Be aware that if they are effective, they can cause drowsiness.