Spring Break deserves more than crowded resorts and overbooked beaches. Imagine trading winter’s gray skies for turquoise water, warm trade winds, and the effortless elegance of a private, crewed sailing catamaran in the Caribbean. From the pristine anchorages of the Virgin Islands to the chic shores of St. Barths, this is Spring Break—completely reimagined.
Discover an exceptional collection of crewed catamarans cruising the Caribbean, each offering an intimate yet spacious setting where guests can relax, indulge, and craft a personalized itinerary at their own pace.
Encore is a 2025 Fountaine Pajot Alegria 67, which can accommodate up to ten guests, in five equal ensuite cabins. Each cabin features a Queen sized walk around bed, with plush linens and plenty of hanging storage for your belongings.
With equal sized cabins, there’s no fighting over who gets the bigger room, which makes it a great option for a family, or a group of couples all splitting the bill.
This catamaran is accompanied by 3 crew members, which ensures that everyone onboard feels like they’re a VIP.
My favorite feature onboard is the jacuzzi on the bow. Guests can take a break from the salt water at anchor and enjoy the warm bubbles while enjoying appetizers and sundowners before their private chef prepares dinner. Guests have the option to enjoy alfresco dining on the stern, or in the salon with the cool air conditioning. The flybridge also features an area to enjoy coffee, light snacks, and cocktails. The flybridge is a fantastic area to enjoy while underway, while chatting with the captain about the next anchorage. And anyone looking to lend a hand with sailing or learn a little about sailing, Captain Heiko truly loves teaching some basic sailing instruction.
On the stern, there’s a hydraulic swim platform that is large enough to set up as a beach club. It’s a great feature to have onboard to help guests in and out of the water, especially for those interested in taking advantage of the diving offered onboard. Three dives per certified diver are included in the charter rate, with it only $50.00 for each additional dive/diver. If diving isn’t your thing, there are sea scooters, snorkel gear, paddle boards and even an e-Foil to keep the group entertained. To see Encore’s full e-brochure, click here.
Aura is a 2023 Lagoon Sixty-5, with four ensuite cabins, that can accommodate up to eight guests, with 3 crew members to deliver 5-star service. This is the only Lagoon Sixty-5 model with a custom-enlarged Owner’s cabin, featuring a King size bed, beautiful settee, double sinks, and a double-sized shower for guest’s comfort. The other 3 cabins feature Queen size walk-around beds, all ensuite.
For dining options, guests have multiple locations to choose from, depending on their mood or the weather: alfresco dining in the aft cockpit, or the flybridge with 360 degree views. Or if inclement weather has temporarily hindered outdoor dining, the salon has a front row view of the chef creating her dishes, all in the comfort of air conditioning.
If there are serious sun worshipers in the group, the bow has two large trampolines and a sunken forward cockpit which give guests a great view while under sail to their next destination.
Aura is set up for both relaxation and adventure. Guests can enjoy, snorkeling, diving, tubing, paddle-boarding, kayaking, hiking, sea-bobs, wakeboarding, and even an e-Foil. All of this is possible with a hefty 70HP tender to pull guests around and get them to/from shore quickly. If longing is more your speed, the forward cockpit and the flybridge offer comfortable areas for guests to read a book, enjoy a nap, or quietly take in the beautiful surroundings of the Caribbean ocean.
To view Aura’s full e-brochure, click here.
Amaya is a 2019 Sunreef 60, which can accommodate up to eight guests in four ensuite cabins. While the owner’s cabin is slightly larger, all four cabins are equally inviting, featuring ensuite bathrooms and queen-sized walkaround beds. With Sunreef’s signature attention to detail, elevated materials, and elegant finishes, each space feels like a private luxury suite at sea.
Amaya features a galley-up, which does two things: the cabins are a bit more spacious and it invites guests to socialize and have a more interactive experience with the chef during meals.
I honestly love every area on the Sunreef 60; each space has a purpose. The forward cockpit has massive sunpads to lounge on, a sun awning that can be set up(while at anchor) and large trampolines to feel the sea spray on. The beautiful flybridge features a small dining table, which is great to enjoy your morning espresso and tea, as well as big sunpads to snooze on.
The aft deck features a long dining table and bar which is where guests typically choose to enjoy alfresco dining for most meals. Depending on guests’ needs for the day, the hydraulic swim platform can help extend the deck space, with a beach club setup. The platform can also be used to help guests in and out of the water, which is especially helpful for mobility issues.
Seabobs, sea scooters, snorkel gear, an e-foil, water skiis, kayaks, a wakeboard, a sunchill floating mat, and a 90HP tender to pull guests behind, means kids and adults will stay as busy and active on the water as they desire. This is also where they hydraulic swim platform sees a lot of use: guests who just want to watch the kids getting pulled by the tender, can sit on the swim platform while dangling their legs in the water.
To view Aura’s entire e-brochure, click here.
Adagio is a 2024 Lagoon 51 featuring three queen cabins and an additional midship double cabin, comfortably accommodating up to eight guests. The three queen cabins are equally appointed, while the port midship cabin shares a bathroom with the port forward guest cabin—an ideal setup for families. This thoughtful layout allows kids or teens to enjoy their own space while still sharing a bathroom.
Adagio features four inviting gathering spaces: the bow, flybridge, cockpit, and salon. While underway, guests can soak up the sun and ocean breeze from the bow and forward areas, fully embracing the sailing experience.
The covered flybridge offers a shaded retreat with comfortable seating—perfect for relaxing or chatting with the captain. Most meals are enjoyed alfresco in the cockpit, while the salon provides a cozy, elegant option when needed.
Adagio is fully equipped with the latest water toys, including floating mats, snorkel gear, sea scooters, a towable tube, SUPs, a subwing, a floating dock, an e-Foil, diving equipment including an air compressor, and lots of beach games.
To view Adagio’s complete e-brochure, click here.
If you’re interested in any of these luxury crewed charter catamarans, or have general questions about chartering, feel free to give us a call, or send an email directly to our charter broker expert at: Laura@CatamaranCentral.com
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