Traditional Yacht Charter - The Grenadines

Sea Symphony sailed across the Atlantic in November 2015. She was the last boat over the ARC (Atlantic Rally for Cruisers) finish line and won the prize for the best Blog . When awarding the prize, the comment made was, "no wonder they were the last boat in, they were having too much fun."

Sea Symphony is a Formosa 51. A Taiwanese built ketch made in 1979 for an American Entrepreneur. Sea Symphony has a large deck area (including a picnic table), a light and comfortable saloon in the deck house, 3 large cabins, 2 heads with showers (the guest heads also boasts a hip bath) a galley that would be the envy of many boat owners and a workshop/storage cabin. Above that she is beautiful. She is full of lovely, ornate teak. No other boat like her is cruising the Grenadines.

Please note that the guests cabins are: Port side, one double bed plus one single bunk overhead. Starboard side, 2 single bunk beds. Additional beds are available in the saloon.

The galley is fully equipped so eating onboard won't be a problem. Lesley can cater for all dietary requirements and is more than happy to show you how to cook using local ingredients. You will be living aboard with the skipper and first mate. Price includes breakfast and either lunch or dinner and the opportunity to sail around the islands with a professional, commercial skipper.

Discounts for self catering, and week long charters. Contact for other offers and deals