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Caribbean Yacht Charter — 5 Crewed Water Slide Catamarans

Caribbean, North America

Caribbean Yacht Charter — 5 Crewed Water Slide Catamarans

Caribbean Yacht Charter — 5 Crewed Water Slide Catamarans

⚓ Five days, your own crew, and a water slide straight into the Caribbean — island-hop from Tortola to St. Vincent with the whole vessel yours.

↓ pick your catamaran & your islands — the Caribbean is yours, the crew is ready

This is not a cruise. A privately crewed catamaran charter in the Caribbean hands your group the whole vessel, the captain, the crew and five unhurried days — teak underfoot, a cold drink on the flybridge, and anchorages that empty out the moment the day boats leave. Nothing is shared, nothing is scheduled, and nobody else is aboard. 🌴✨

⚓ Quick Navigation
  1. Modern Sailing Cat — 63 Sunreef I
  2. Wide-Deck Family Cat — 70 Fountaine Pajot
  3. Elegant Island Hopper — 70 Sunreef
  4. Seabob Flagship — 74 Sunreef II
  5. ⭐ Top Pick — 74 Horizon
  6. Itinerary Idea
  7. 🔍 Find Your Charter

🗺️ Your Five Days Across the Caribbean

Route planning map for a five-day private crewed catamaran charter in the Caribbean

Board at a Tortola marina and let your captain read the trades before he draws the line. Five days is enough to run the Sir Francis Drake Channel, drop anchor off the Baths on Virgin Gorda, cross to St. Vincent and the Grenadines, and still leave an afternoon for nothing but the water slide and a long lunch at anchor. The route bends around the wind, not a timetable. 🌊

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Days 1–2 — Tortola, Virgin Gorda & the Baths. Board with a welcome drink, then a short sail to a calm anchorage for the first swim. Next morning the granite boulders of the Baths, the caves at Norman Island, and a water-slide session in water so clear you can count the anchor chain from the deck.
Days 3–5 — St. Vincent, the Grenadines & the long way home. A longer passage south to St. Vincent and the Grenadines, with stops for snorkelling, kayaks and paddle boards, a beach BBQ at anchor, and a final night under more stars than your group has ever seen.
💡 Insider tip: ask your captain to time the Baths for early morning — by late morning the day boats arrive and the good boulders belong to whoever got there first.

Private catamaran anchored in a turquoise Caribbean cove

These multi-day charters suit couples, families and small groups who want a real week afloat rather than a resort with a view of the sea. Every catamaran comes fully crewed, so navigation, anchoring, cooking and service are somebody else’s job — yours is the swimming, the sundowners and the slide.

Modern Sailing Cat

63 Sunreef I

63 Sunreef sailing catamaran available for a crewed Caribbean charter

  • 🎢 Water slide, Seabob and wake board for the whole group
  • 🛏️ One master and three double cabins for up to 8 overnight guests
  • 🛶 Kayak, paddle board and snorkelling gear on board
  • ❄️ Air conditioning and WiFi throughout
  • 👨‍✈️ Private crew included
A 2022 Sunreef with four cabins for eight overnight guests and room for 13 by day, crewed by two who look after everything from the lines to the lunch. Her 33-foot beam and 6.4-foot draft make the shallow cays of the Grenadines feel like a private driveway.

🌊 Did you know?

The Baths on Virgin Gorda are not coral — they are granite boulders stacked by the sea over millions of years. Your catamaran anchors in the bay; you swim in and walk through a cave the day boats only photograph.

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Wide-Deck Family Cat

70 Fountaine Pajot

70 Fountaine Pajot catamaran for a multi-day crewed charter in the Caribbean

  • 🎢 Water slide, kayak and paddle board for every anchorage
  • 🤿 Scuba diving and fishing equipment on board
  • 🛏️ Five cabins including a master suite for up to 10 overnight guests
  • 🌅 Panoramic windows and open decks for dining at anchor
  • 👨‍✈️ Private crew included
Five cabins, ten overnight guests and a crew of three make this the family cat — the one where nobody argues about who gets which room. Scuba gear, fishing rods and a water slide mean the days fill themselves, and the 31-foot beam means there is always somewhere to be alone.

🌴 Feeling the Vibe?

There are more than 700 islands in the Bahamas chain alone, and the Caribbean counts thousands more. The one your group will talk about for years is the one with no name on the chart — the one your captain finds for you.

Elegant Island Hopper

70 Sunreef

70 Sunreef catamaran available for a private crewed Caribbean charter

  • 🎢 Water slide, water skis and wake board on board
  • 🛏️ Master suite and two VIP cabins for up to 9 overnight guests
  • 🛶 Kayak, paddle board and snorkelling equipment included
  • ❄️ Air conditioning and WiFi throughout the guest areas
  • 👨‍✈️ Private crew included
Four cabins, nine overnight guests and a 34-foot beam — this Sunreef sails at a quiet 7 knots and makes the passage between islands part of the holiday. Large windows, soft light and a crew of three who seem to know what you want before you ask.

🤫 A Secret for You…

Sunreef built its first catamaran in a Polish shipyard with no sea in sight. Today it is the name behind three of the five boats in this article — and the reason a 70-footer can feel like a beach club.

Seabob Flagship

74 Sunreef II

74 Sunreef II catamaran with water slide for a Caribbean crewed charter

  • 🤿 Seabob, water skis and wake board for the whole group
  • 🎢 Water slide and sunpad for long afternoons at anchor
  • 🛏️ Master suite and VIP cabin for up to 8 overnight guests
  • 🛶 Kayak, paddle board and snorkelling gear included
  • 👨‍✈️ Private crew included
At 74 feet with a 34-foot beam, this is the widest deck in the group — four cabins for eight overnight guests, three crew, and a Seabob nobody wants to hand back. The sunpad and the water slide sit side by side, which tells you everything about how the days here are spent.

🛥️ The Best Part?

A Seabob pulls you through the water faster than you can swim and quieter than a jet ski. Hand it to the person in your group who claims they are not a water person — watch that argument end in ten seconds.

⭐ Top Pick — Likely to Sell Out

74 Horizon

Caribbean Yacht Charter — 5 Crewed Water Slide Catamarans

  • 🚤 Jet ski, water slide and water skis for the whole group
  • 🍖 BBQ grill and sunpad for lunches at anchor
  • 🛏️ Four master cabins for up to 8 overnight guests
  • 🎣 Fishing and snorkelling equipment on board
  • 👨‍✈️ Private crew included
A 2018 Horizon with four master cabins, room for 13 by day, and an 18-knot cruise that turns a long island hop into a short one. The jet ski, the BBQ grill and the slide on the same boat — this is the one your group will vote for.
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Learn More About Yacht Rental in the Caribbean

What is included in a five-day crewed catamaran charter in the Caribbean?

Most charters include the yacht, a professional captain and crew of two to three, fuel for the standard route, life jackets, passenger insurance, soft drinks and water. Water slides, Seabobs, kayaks, paddle boards, snorkelling gear, air conditioning and WiFi come with the catamarans listed here; catering, extra water toys and transport can be arranged on top. Check each yacht’s live page for exact inclusions.

Do we need sailing experience to rent a crewed catamaran in the Caribbean?

No — every yacht here is fully crewed. The captain and crew handle navigation, anchoring, docking and safety for the whole charter, so your group only has to decide which island is next.

How many guests can a 63–74ft catamaran take on a Caribbean charter?

The catamarans in this article are licensed for up to 13 day guests, with four to five cabins sleeping between eight and ten overnight guests. Crew quarters are separate, so the whole guest area stays yours.

Which islands can we reach on a five-day charter from Tortola?

From a Tortola marina five days comfortably covers the Sir Francis Drake Channel, the Baths on Virgin Gorda, Norman Island and the caves, and a longer passage south toward St. Vincent and the Grenadines, with snorkelling stops and a beach BBQ along the way. Your captain builds the route around the trade winds.

How far ahead should we book a private yacht in the Caribbean in high season?

For Christmas, New Year and the winter season, three to six months ahead is sensible; the most requested water-slide catamarans are often gone earlier. Summer and shoulder-season dates open up much closer in.

Is the yacht private for just our group?

Yes — when you charter through YATR the entire yacht is yours, with no other passengers aboard. The captain and crew work only for your group for the whole charter.

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⚓ Quick Navigation
  1. Modern Sailing Cat — 63 Sunreef I
  2. Wide-Deck Family Cat — 70 Fountaine Pajot
  3. Elegant Island Hopper — 70 Sunreef
  4. Seabob Flagship — 74 Sunreef II
  5. ⭐ Top Pick — 74 Horizon
  6. Itinerary Idea
  7. 🔍 Find Your Charter
Category: Caribbean, North America
Tags: Caribbean, rent a yacht, the Caribbean, catamaran charter, 63 Sunreef I, 70 Fountaine Pajot, 70 Sunreef, 74 Sunreef II, 74 Horizon, YA
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