Turquoise Turtle at anchor

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VOYAGE yacht, Sailing catamaran, 2001

Turquoise Turtle

Room for a family, or three couples. From US$388 per guest a night.

from US$16,300 a week

Aboard Turquoise Turtle

Turquoise Turtle is a sailing catamaran, built by VOYAGE yacht in 2001 and refitted in 2017. Two hulls keep her level at anchor, and she sails when the wind is right.

She sleeps six guests in three cabins. Two crew look after them, and their wages are part of the weekly rate.

She carries one kinds of water toys, listed below.

At US$16,300 a week with every cabin full, that is US$388 per guest a night before running costs.

Guests
6
Cabins
3
Crew
2
Length
15 m
Beam
8.23 m
Built
2001
Refit
2017
Builder
VOYAGE yacht

Where she sails and what she costs

  • Summer: area on request, US$16,300 a week
  • Winter: area on request, US$16,300 a week

In her garage

  • Snorkelling gear

From her listing

Turquoise Turtle is a 50 feet Voyage 500 sailing catamaran, sailing in style in the Caribbean.

Boasting comfortable fittings on board, she can accommodate 6 guests in 3 ensuite queen cabins. She has a spacious salon and cockpit for dining and entertainment, and two large trampolines forward for lounging in the sun and enjoying the fresh ocean breeze.

She offers lots of water toys for young and old at heart. There is also water access from a drop-down ladder on the bow.

Turquoise Turtle is a Voyage 500 sailing catamaran with 3 ensuite queen cabins. She has a spacious salon and cockpit for dining and entertainment, and two large trampolines forward for lounging in the sun and enjoying the fresh ocean breeze. She offers lot of water toys for young and old at heart. There is also water access from a drop down ladder on the bow.

Is Turquoise Turtle free for your week?

  • Sending the sheet is free and commits you to nothing.
  • Our team checks the calendars against your dates and replies within 24 hours.
  • Neutral advice: we recommend the yacht that suits you, whichever yard built her.
  • The offer shows the weekly rate and the running costs (APA) before you sign anything.

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