A3

2016 56ft Catamaran Sleeps 8 Guests In 4 Cabins, Sailing fun for the whole family
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From $29,100/week
Special Terms
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Guests: 8
Length: 56ft
Cabins: 4
Built: 2016
Crew: 2
Builder: Lagoon
A3 is a stunning 2016 56' Lagoon Catamaran featuring 4 queen cabins each with private ensuite baths including electric heads, vanity and separate showers. She boasts multiple areas to sit and relax or sip a cocktail and enjoy the cool trade winds of the beautiful blue Caribbean water! The salon will comfortably seat up to 8 guests in comfort for lounging or dining. The exterior offers alfresco dining for up to 8 guests, top deck seating and lounge area in front of helm plus forward lower deck lounge area behind trampolines. With numerous lounging areas, there is plenty of space for gathering as a group or finding a private place to really unw...
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Accommodations
8 Guests
3 Queen Beds
4 Wash Basins
4 Cabins
4 Showers
4 Electric Heads
One Master cabin with queen bed and two spacious guest cabins with queen-sized beds. In addition, there is one cabin with single-sized bunk beds (38"x75"L). All cabins come with en-suite heads and showers, fans, and private A/C controls. Memory foam mattress toppers on all berths for guests comfort.
Bunk dimensions:
Top Bunk
78”Lx34”W and the foot tapers to 21 1/2”
Bottom Bunk
80”Lx34”W...
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Amenities
WiFi internet access
Generator:21KW
Sun Awning
Ice maker
Ipod/device docking station
Air conditioning and fans
Inverter Yes
Bimini Top
BBQ
Cockpit and flybridge speakers
Night Air conditioning and fans
Water Maker
Deck showers
Salon TV with satellite tv
Swim Platforms
A3 does have a safe onboard for guest use.
Water fun
Highfield 60 Dinghy
Wakeboard
Stand Up Paddle
Fishing Gear
Adult Water Skis
Kneeboard
Floating Mats
Beach Games
Kids Water Skis
Tube
Snorkeling Gear
1 - Hydrofoil
2 - Defibrillators
Crew
CAPTAIN: Colleen Korona
Colleen was born and raised in Florida, where she grew up playing on the water. She bought her first sailboat when she was 24 years old, decided to live on it and then sailed it to the Bahamas. Colleen stepped out of the boating world for a while and managed a mental health office with 10 doctors for several years before moving on to working at a nuclear brain-imaging facility. Then the recession came, and she was unemployed. It didn’t take much prodding to head back out on the ocean and do some more sailing. She literally sold almost everything, packed the rest up and spent the next year sailing the East coast and ex...
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