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Knyps is a 2018 Helia 44 catamaran based at Azam Marina in Zanzibar, offering the perfect platform for exploring the Indian Ocean's most enchanting waters. With her generous 13.25-metre beam and dual 40 hp engines, this six-cabin vessel combines the stability and space of a modern catamaran with the agility needed to navigate Zanzibar's pristine anchorages and hidden coves. Whether you're planning a week-long escape or a shorter three-night getaway, Knyps accommodates up to ten guests across four ensuite bathrooms, making her ideal for families, groups of friends, or two couples seeking an intimate yet spacious cruising experience.

Life aboard Knyps balances comfort with genuine exploration. The air conditioning, onboard ice machine, and well-stocked refrigerator ensure your galley remains a hub of relaxation, while the desalination system and solar panels provide the freedom to anchor far from crowds for days at a time. The bimini canopy shelters the cockpit from the equatorial sun, creating a natural gathering space for morning coffee or evening aperitifs as you watch the light shift across the water. The dinghy opens access to shallow reefs, secluded beaches, and local fishing villages where the rhythm of island life feels wonderfully removed from the everyday.

Your week typically unfolds between Zanzibar's coral gardens, the Pemba Channel's deeper waters, and the Tumbatu Strait's protected anchorages. The radar and autopilot handle longer passages with ease, while lazy jacks and electric toilets add layers of practical comfort. Days dissolve into snorkelling above untouched reefs, exploring Stone Town's narrow alleyways on shore excursions, or simply drifting at anchor with fresh seafood prepared in the galley and a cold drink in hand. Come evening, you'll find yourself anchored in a quiet bay, the generator humming softly as the sun melts into the horizon, the taste of cloves—Zanzibar's historic spice—lingering in the air from dinner, and the gentle lap of water against the hulls your lullaby.