Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 - Bareboat Catamaran
2022 - 10 guests / 4 + 2 cabins / 2 wc
Starting from: $6,000 / week
Embarking on the Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 bareboat catamaran from Tortola sets the stage for an unparalleled sailing escapade amidst the Bahamas’ mesmerizing vistas. This sleek and contemporary vessel boasts a thoughtful design that harmonizes elegance with practicality, ensuring both comfort and adventure for your journey. As you step onto the Isla 40's deck, you're greeted by its spacious layout and inviting amenities, creating the perfect setting for an unforgettable sailing experience.
Departing from Nassau, you're surrounded by the azure expanse of the Caribbean Sea, beckoning you to explore its hidden treasures. With the Fountaine Pajot Isla 40's nimble sailing capabilities, you can effortlessly navigate these pristine waters.
Onboard the Isla 40, luxury and convenience abound. With four comfortable cabins and two heads, each tastefully appointed with modern amenities, this catamaran offers ample space for relaxation and privacy. Lounge on the expansive deck areas, take in the panoramic views, or dive into the crystalline waters from the convenient swim platform. With its stylish design and impeccable craftsmanship, the Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 invites you to embark on an unforgettable voyage of discovery and tranquility from Nassau, where every moment promises a new adventure in the Bahamian embrace.
Sample Itinerary:
Read our suggested 7-night Bareboat Exumas Yacht Charter Itinerary beginning in Tortola.
Water Toys:
Kayaks, paddle boards and fishing equipment are all available to hire for your charter.
Skipper:
If you wish to charter in the Bahamas without a skipper please be aware you are required to have relevant Sailing experience and you will have to complete a Sailing CV. If you include a skipper in your bareboat charter, they will occupy one of the guest cabins and it is expected that you pay for their meals during the week.
Charter Terms:
Mandatory Extras Fees will depend on your dates, number of guests and ports. The Charterer will be responsible for all running costs during the period of their charter such as fuel, mooring fees, provisions and water.
