Next ports of call of Le Ponant
The calls planned over the next 30 days, from the itineraries published by the cruise lines.
Next cruise departures of Le Ponant
82 departures on sale, the soonest first.
- October 31, 2026 7 nights · from Mindelo Sao Vicente Mindelo, Sao Nicolau Island, Tarrafal, Boa Vista Island, Sal Rei, Praia from €8,520 per person
- November 7, 2026 7 nights · from Mindelo Sao Vicente Mindelo, Sao Nicolau Island, Tarrafal, Boa Vista Island, Sal Rei, Praia from €9,010 per person
- November 14, 2026 7 nights · from Mindelo Sao Vicente Mindelo, Sao Nicolau Island, Tarrafal, Boa Vista Island, Sal Rei, Praia from €8,520 per person
- November 21, 2026 7 nights · from Mindelo Sao Vicente Mindelo, Sao Nicolau Island, Tarrafal, Boa Vista Island, Sal Rei, Praia from €8,520 per person
- December 19, 2026 7 nights · from Marigot Bay Marigot, Sandy Island Anguilla, Virgin Gorda Island BVI, Spanish Town, Norman Island BVI, The Bight from €9,290 per person
- December 26, 2026 7 nights · from Marigot Bay Marigot, Anguilla Island, UK, Gustavia St Barths, Charlestown Nevis from €11,200 per person
- January 2, 2027 7 nights · from Pointe à Pitre Sandy Island Grenada, Castries, Bequia Island, Port Elizabeth, Portsmouth Dominica from €8,830 per person
- January 9, 2027 7 nights · from Pointe à Pitre Iles des Saintes, Falmouth Antigua, St Johns Antigua, Charlestown Nevis from €7,920 per person
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About Le Ponant
Le Ponant is an iconic three-masted luxury sailing yacht operated by the French cruise line Ponant. As the founding vessel of the company, it represents the heritage of French yachting, combining the romance of traditional sailing with high-end hospitality.
Onboard Experience
Designed to offer the ambiance of a private yacht, Le Ponant provides an intimate and exclusive travel experience:
- Atmosphere: A refined, serene setting welcoming a limited number of guests for a personalized and quiet voyage.
- Gastronomy & Wellness: French-inspired fine dining, open-air relaxation lounges, and wellness areas.
- Destinations: Its modest size allows access to secluded coves, small historic ports, and protected archipelagos inaccessible to larger cruise vessels.
History
- In April 2008, the vessel drew international attention when it was captured by Somali pirates in the Gulf of Aden; all crew members were released unharmed following an operation by the French Armed Forces.
- The ship underwent a major, complete redesign to transform it into an ultra-exclusive sailing vessel with reduced capacity and elevated standards of comfort and environmental care.
Presentation written with the help of AI from public sources.