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ISLAND TIME

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2012 44ft Catamaran Sleeps 4 Guests In 2 Cabins, Sailing on Island Time

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From $13,500/week

Special Terms

Holiday weeks may differ, please enquire!

Guests: 4

Length: 44ft

Cabins: 2

Built: 2012

Crew: 2

Builder: Leopard

The Leopard 44 is an innovative design! With an open forward cockpit you get a good breeze throughout the whole boat while you are relaxing on a mooring ball with a cocktail in one of the beautiful bays in the Virgin Islands. This vessel features two guest cabins each with en-suite heads plus a generator and AC, making it ideal for larger groups! All cabins are good sizes and well ventilated with plenty of storage space.

The spacious and comfortable salon has large windows with doors to both the forward and aft cockpits.
A unique feature is the open forward cockpit with direct access from the saloon. It is an ideal shady spot to sit and re...

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Accommodations

4 Guests

1 Queen Beds

2 Wash Basins

2 Cabins

3 Showers

2 Electric Heads

Two guests cabins. The aft cabin is a queen and forward guest cabin is a double with a forward twin berth in the forepeak. The twin bed has access from the double cabin.

If three cabins are required for 4 pax then there is an additional double cabin available.

Island Time has the forward cockpit/sitting area with access from the salon....

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Accommodations

Amenities

WiFi internet access

Generator:Yes

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

Amenties

Water fun

12.6 25HP Dinghy

1 Man Kayak

Tube

Snorkeling Gear

Stand Up Paddle

Fishing Gear

We have a 2 Fishing Rods with Shimano Talica Reels for trolling for Tuna

Crew

Captain Thomas grew up boating in Louisiana. He had an aluminum John Boat that he drove up and down the Vermillion River at 8 years old. Growing up Thomas learned fishing, crabbing and shrimping in the marsh and offshore with his father. As a teenager, Thomas was introduced to sailing by a couple in Galveston Texas and he fell in love with sailing. In college, he bought a Hobie 14-foot Catamaran and learned to sail. In his late twenties, he lived in Miami Florida and raced a Tornado (an Olympic Class Sailboat). He dreamed of one day living on a sailboat and sailing around the world.

Brenda grew up fishing on the banks of Toledo Bend Lak...

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