St Barth and Antigua Catamaran Cruise

Vessel

Bali 5.4

Comfort and generous space combined with excellent sailing characteristics without heeling. Aboard this spacious catamaran you will find room and privacy not only in the double cabins with private bathroom. Saloon and cockpit merge into a generous open-air saloon. Favourite spots are the sun loungers on the flybridge and the airy cockpit with benches and sun loungers on the foredeck. A bimini provides shade from the sun. The Bali 5.4 combines Catana's typically purist design with outstanding sailing qualities. The model was awarded Multihull of the Year at her market launch in 2019. She is well equipped with watermaker and generator.

Length

16.80 m

Width

8.74 m

Cabins

6 double cabins, each with private bathroom - maximum 12 guests

Crew

Skipper + cook/deckhand

Working language

English and French

Dress

sporty and relaxed

Watersports

stand-up paddles + tandem kayak + snorkelling equipment

On board

Relaxed yacht holiday

Simply enjoy. Plenty of space on the flybridge, in the cockpit, on the trampoline net and in the saloon. Cabins with private bathroom, partially air-conditioned.

Atmosphere aboard

You and your fellow guests share a relaxed time together. The professional crew (skipper and cook/deckhand) look after the well-being and safety of our guests. You are a guest and may simply unwind; you are not expected to lend a hand. The aim: a relaxed time with lovely memories. She is typically underway two to four hours a day.

Activities

• Swimming from the bathing platform at anchorages
• Shore visits or going ashore on your own
• Water sports: kayaks or SUP, snorkelling
• Relaxation aboard while she makes for the next anchorage
• Time on the beach

A seafaring adventure

Gliding above the waves on the trampoline net. On this catamaran cruise there is no guarantee that she will proceed under sail; in unfavourable winds she also runs under engine.

Simply arrive and unwind.

Cabins

Modern, light-filled cabins aboard the Bali 5.4

She offers 6 cabins for 12 guests. Each cabin has a private bathroom with shower and WC. Standard cabins are located amidships in the hulls. The Superior Cabins are positioned forward or aft in the hull, are slightly larger and brighter.

Route

The markers show possible anchorages. The skipper selects the specific places on site, depending on current conditions. Route, stops and order may change at the skipper's discretion. No mutual claims arise from route adjustments. Claims are not excluded where the route change is wilfully caused by the guest.

1. 1

   Anse Marcel, St Martin

2. 2

   Tintamarre - Île Fourchue

3. 3

   Gustavia, St Barth

4. 4

   Anse de Colombier (St Barth)

5. 5

   Rendez-Vous Bay, Anguilla

6. 6

   Prickly Pear - Crocus Bay

7. 7

   Grand Case, St Martin

8. 8

   Anse Marcel

Day by day

How your route could unfold:

1. Day 1

   Anse Marcel, St Martin

   Embarkation in the evening at the marina of L'Anse Marcel. Overnight in harbour.

2. Day 2

   Tintamarre - Île Fourchue

   Passage to the Tintamarre nature reserve - an uninhabited island with white beaches and mangroves. Lunch, then southwards to Île Fourchue, a small volcanic islet off St Barth. Anchor in the sheltered bay.

3. Day 3

   Île Fourchue - Gustavia, St Barth

   Short passage to Gustavia, the chic capital of St Barth. Colourful façades, West Indian architecture, exclusive boutiques and a harbour promenade. Lunch aboard, in the afternoon a stroll through town or a cocktail overlooking the harbour.

4. Day 4

   Anse de Colombier (St Barth)

   We make for Anse de Colombier, a protected nature reserve in the north of St Barth. An idyllic beach, a quiet bay, snorkelling and water sports straight from the boat.

5. Day 5

   Baie Longue - Rendez-Vous Bay (Anguilla)

   Passage along the coast of St Martin to Baie Longue with its fine white sand. Lunch, then onwards to Anguilla. Rendez-Vous Bay - one of the loveliest anchorages on the island.

6. Day 6

   Prickly Pear - Crocus Bay (Anguilla)

   Morning at Prickly Pear - the finest water sports grounds of Anguilla (snorkelling, paddleboarding, kayaking). In the afternoon onwards into Crocus Bay for a sundowner.

7. Day 7

   Friar's Bay - Rocher Créole - Grand Case (St Martin)

   Returning to St Martin. Lunch in Friar's Bay, one of the loveliest bays on the island. In the afternoon snorkelling at Rocher Créole within the nature reserve. Overnight in Grand Case bay - optional dinner at a 'Lolo', the typical Caribbean beach restaurants.

8. Day 8

   Grand Case - Anse Marcel

   Short passage back to base. Disembarkation in the morning.

Included

Included in the price

• Berth in the cabin with overnight stays aboard in your chosen category
• Full board aboard (breakfast, light lunch, multi-course dinner)
• 1 cocktail per guest per evening (subject to location), table drinks (approx. half a litre of wine per guest per day), water, coffee, tea, juices
• Service crew (skipper and cook/deckhand)
• Ship’s running costs (diesel, fuel, water)
• Bed linen, final cleaning
• Interim cleaning of the communal areas
• Use of snorkelling gear and non-motorised water sports equipment, subject to availability

Optional with surcharge

Ask us for your bespoke offer.

• Superior Cabin at the bow or stern with even more light and air
• Single cabin
• Transfer from the airport to the marina
• Excursion package
• Special diets (please notify us at least two weeks before the start of the voyage)
• Later arrival or earlier departure

Not included in the price

• Further drinks aboard beyond those mentioned
• Shore excursions not booked in advance
• Flights and transfers to the ship
• Gratuities (customary recommendation 5-10 % of the voyage price)
• Personal expenses
• Travel insurance

Mandatory destination fee

Paid separately on site and covering:

• Purchase of provisions
• Mooring fees
• Fuel and gas for cooking
• National park fees
• Tourist taxes and clearance fees on the islands
• Topping up of water
• Replacement of lost small items (e.g. broken crockery)

Region: Caribbean

Von den Bahamas über die Virgin Islands bis zu den Grenadinen erstreckt sich eines der vielfältigsten Segelreviere weltweit. Passatwinde zwischen 15-25 Knoten ganzjährig, warme Temperaturen, kurze Etappen zwischen Inseln und eine enge Folge gut geschützter Ankerbuchten.

Die karibische Saison reicht von November bis Mai. In der Hurrikan-Saison (Juni-November) ruht der Segelbetrieb weitgehend.

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Dates

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