- -7 %
Lagoon 380 - Lagoon (2019)Le MarinCapacity 10Cabins 6 cabBerths 8+2Engine 2x30hpDraught ---Size 38ft- -2 %
Mahé 36 Evolution - Fountaine Pajot (2015)Le MarinCapacity 8Cabins 3 cabBerths 6+1Engine 2x30hpDraught 1.10mSize 36ft- -10 %
Lagoon 46 - Lagoon (2022)Le MarinCapacity 12Cabins 6 cabBerths 10+2Engine 2x110hpDraught 1.30mSize 46ft- -12 %
- -10 %
Saba 50 - Fountaine Pajot (2018)Le MarinCapacity 14Cabins 6 cabBerths 12+2Engine 2x57hpDraught 1.25mSize 49ft- Lagoon 380 - Lagoon (2019)Le MarinCapacity 10Cabins 4 cabBerths 8+2Engine 2x30hpDraught 1.15mSize 38ft
- -10 %
Lagoon 450 F - Lagoon (2014)Le MarinCapacity 12Cabins 6 cabBerths 10+2Engine 2x55hpDraught 1.30mSize 46ft- -15 %
Lagoon 450 - Lagoon (2019)Le MarinCapacity 12Cabins 6 cabBerths 8+4Engine 2x57hpDraught 1.30mSize 46ft- -2 %
Bahia 46 - Fountaine Pajot (2006)CienfuegosCapacity 12Cabins 4 cabBerths 12Engine 2x40hpDraught 1.30mSize 46ft- -7 %
Lavezzi 40 - Fountaine Pajot (2005)CienfuegosCapacity 8Cabins 4 cabBerths 8Engine 2x29hpDraught 1.10mSize 39ft
Three Reasons to Charter a Catamaran in the Caribbean
1. World-Class Beaches
The Caribbean has a beach for everyone! Dazzling white sands or secluded, romantic coves… A catamaran charter in these magnificent islands will leave you with an endless amount of choices, so set sail and stop off on St. Barthélemy, and sunbathe on the stunning, secluded Anse de Gouveneur U-shaped beach! Or venture to the world-famous Grace Bay Beach on the island of Providenciales, where the powdery white sand and glistening sapphire waters will make you feel like you’ve just walked straight off a postcard.
2. Mesmerizing Marine Life
The waters of the Caribbean archipelago are home to an astonishing 12,000 marine species - if not more! This makes the sea not only a sailor’s paradise but a diver and snorkeler’s too. Pack your equipment on board your catamaran (Note: Snorkel gear may be included in your charter price!), and explore crystal clear water brimming with the vivid colours of coral and marine life. If your catamaran charter is based in the Bahamas, keep an eye out for curious bottlenose dolphins, hawksbill turtles and maybe even a humpback whale if you’re lucky!
3. Rustic Island Charm
A boat rental in the Caribbean doesn’t just give you a sailing trip, but allows you to delve into the fascinating history of the islands. Charter a catamaran in the Dominican Republic and stop off in Santo Domingo, the Caribbean’s largest city, crammed with enchanting forts, cathedrals and monasteries. Or head to Cuba’s famous capital and explore ‘Habana Vieja’, feeling like you’re walking through the streets of a 1950s movie with streets lined with vintage cars. History-lover or not, the diversity of culture and history will not fail to impress sailors and tourists alike!
Caribbean Sailing Conditions
The mild conditions of the Caribbean islands could not be more ideal for a catamaran charter. If you avoid hurricane season (June 1st – November 30th), you will likely encounter calm, consistent trade winds, with reliable warm weather and glorious sunshine. So you can kick back and sail your boat through the azure waters enjoying a blissful breeze whilst sipping on your rum cocktail! There really is no better place to rent a Catamaran; the laid-back Caribbean vibes will grant you a stress-free navigation, sailing under the sunset along to the distant rhythms of reggae.
Rhythms of the Caribbean
Caribbean music is a captivating part of the culture so don’t miss the chance to explore the salsa, calypso and reggae beats which are the heart and soul of these extraordinary islands! If you charter your catamaran from Veradero, make sure you venture into Havana and pay a visit to ‘Casa de la Música’ and dance to the rhythms of the very best Cuban salsa bands. Or if you’re sailing past Jamaica, be sure to moor your boat and seek out some reggae beats which characterize the island’s easygoing ambience, and maybe pay a visit to Kingston’s Bob Marley Museum to uncover the history of the world-renowned legend.
Getting There
The Caribbean Islands have more than 50 international airports between them, many of which also offer internal flights, so travelling to your catamaran charter base will be easy.
- Bahamas: Grand Bahama International Airport, located in Freeport, Bahamas.
- British Virgin Islands: Terrance B. Lettsome International Airport, located on Beef Island - just off the main island of Tortola.
- Cuba: José Martí International Airport, located 15km southwest of Havana, Cuba’s capital.
- Grenada: Maurice Bishop International Airport, located 8km north of the capital, St. George’s.
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