À propos de ce yacht
Sunrise is a 2018 Saba 50 catamaran based at Fort Burt Marina in Road Town, offering an ideal platform for exploring the crystalline waters and hidden anchorages of the British Virgin Islands. With six generous cabins and twelve berths, this 15-metre vessel accommodates larger groups, families, or friends seeking a week of shared adventure without compromise on comfort. The dual 80-horsepower engines ensure smooth passage between islands, while the catamaran's beam provides exceptional stability and generous deck space—a genuine advantage when anchoring off white-sand beaches or navigating the archipelago's gentle swells.
Life aboard Sunrise balances ease with indulgence. The spacious cockpit, shaded by a Bimini and furnished with plush cushions, becomes your floating living room, while the onboard Wi-Fi keeps you connected if needed. Climate control throughout ensures restful nights, and the galley is equipped with a full espresso machine for those morning rituals. Solar panels and a generator provide reliable power for your entire week, and a voltage converter supports all your devices. Aft, the integrated dinghy and snorkelling equipment open access to reef systems and secluded coves that larger vessels cannot reach.
A typical week unfolds between the main islands—Virgin Gorda, Jost Van Dyke, and Anegada—with days divided between sailing, swimming, and exploring colonial-era settlements and beach bars. The BVI's consistent trade winds and protected anchorages suit both experienced sailors and those content to engage a skipper. Six heads and showers ensure everyone enjoys privacy and comfort, while the generous saloon provides a social hub for evening meals and stargazing. Whether your group comprises seasoned sailors or first-time charterers, Sunrise's layout and amenities accommodate five nights or longer with genuine ease and style.
Picture your final evening: anchored off a palm-fringed beach, the sun melting into the Caribbean horizon as you sip a rum punch on deck, the week's conversations and laughter still echoing across the water.