GET ALONG

2021 57ft Catamaran Sleeps 10 Guests In 5 Cabins, Perfect for large groups
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From $34,300/week
Special Terms
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Guests: 10
Length: 57ft
Cabins: 5
Built: 2021
Crew: 2
Builder: Royal Cape
Where Luxury meets adventure! Introducing Get Along the latest Royal 57 Catamaran. Indulge in the Crystal clear waters of the Virgin Islands on this ultra-spacious sailing Catamaran. Get Along features a flybridge that has 360-degree ocean views. The flybridge sports a fully functioning bar and easy access to several sun pads to soak up the Caribbean sun. Experience the Islands in a different way with your own professional crew. Get Along accommodates up to 10 guests in 5 luxury queen cabins each with its own en-suite head and shower. All guest cabins are fully air-conditioned for guest comfort. Get Along has a galley-up layout with all th...
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Accommodations
10 Guests
5 Queen Beds
5 Wash Basins
5 Cabins
5 Showers
5 Electric Heads
GET ALONG accommodates up to 10 guests in 5 luxury queen cabins each with its own on-suite head and shower. All guest cabins are fully air-conditioned for guest comfort. She has a galley-up layout with all the modern amenities needed for the ultimate family and friend vacation.
GET ALONG has full stainless steel side rails making her the preferred boat for kids....
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Amenities
WiFi internet access
Generator:Yes
Bimini Top
BBQ
Cockpit and flybridge speakers
Air conditioning and fans
Inverter Yes
Deck showers
Salon TV with satellite tv
Swim Platforms
Night Air conditioning and fans
Water Maker
Ice maker
Ipod/device docking station
Wine cooler
Please inquire about wheelchair access
Water fun
14'6 50HP Dinghy
Stand Up Paddle
Fishing Gear
Wakeboard
Floating Mats
Beach Games
Tube
Snorkeling Gear
Underwater Camera
Crew
***NOVEMBER 2022 - MID JANUARY 2023***
BRAD & KRISTI
Brad Marquart grew up in a small Mississippi river town in Missouri. After completing a degree in Biology at a liberal arts college it was time for some adventure, and he left the Midwest for a new life on the ocean. He joined a commercial fisheries management consultancy in Alaska, working on fishing vessels to provide precise and timely data regarding fishery health directly to NOAA. After working aboard 12 large fishing and fish processing vessels operating out of Dutch Harbor and Juneau, he traded the Bering Sea for the Rocky Mountains and moved to Denver, Colorado. There he starte...
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