Crewed Catamaran FELICIA
Privilege 65 catamaran offering refined Caribbean cruising through the Virgin Islands
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About Crewed Catamaran FELICIA
FELICIA is an Alliaura Marine Privilege 65 catamaran built to exacting standards and recognised for her elegant design. She accommodates eight guests across four cabins, each appointed with fine linens, spa toiletries, and individually controlled entertainment. The yacht is fully air-conditioned throughout, with the master cabin featuring a king bed and ensuite facilities, whilst three additional cabins offer queen berths with private shower and head.
Deck spaces are generous and inviting. Two teak dining tables anchor the cockpit, complemented by expansive sun mattresses atop the coach roof and generous lounging pads. An awning provides respite from the midday heat, creating an ideal setting for alfresco dining and evening aperitifs. Boarding is effortless via dual transom platforms with integrated ladders.
FELICIA carries a comprehensive selection of water sports equipment including a Zodiac tender with Yamaha outboard, snorkel gear, kayak, wake board, water skis, SUP boards, and fishing tackle. Your Captain and Chef remain attentive throughout, with Captain Igor drawing on a decade of USVI expertise to navigate to secluded anchorages and optimal snorkelling sites, whilst Chef Meghan crafts bespoke menus accommodating all dietary preferences.
Highlights
- •Four cabins sleeping eight, with king and queen berths, all ensuite
- •Dual transom platforms and integrated boarding ladders for seamless water access
- •Comprehensive water toy inventory including tender, kayak, snorkel gear, wake board, and SUP
- •All-inclusive charter fee covering crew, meals, fuel, permits, and water sports equipment
The Charter Experience
Base yourself in St Thomas, St John, or St Croix as you explore the British Virgin Islands at a measured pace. Your week unfolds across sheltered waters and pristine seabed, punctuated by languid days anchored in turquoise bays and evenings on deck beneath the Caribbean sky. Whether your priority is culinary discovery, water sports immersion, or simply moving between quiet coves, the itinerary adapts to your preferences. Chef Meghan's galley output, combined with Captain Igor's intimate knowledge of hidden spots known to few, ensures each day yields its own character.
Suggested Itinerary
A typical week might begin with provisioning and crew briefing in St Thomas, followed by passage to the quieter anchorages of St John's north shore. From there, navigate eastward to the Baths and The Crawl, perhaps timing snorkels for dawn when visibility peaks and marine life congregates. Return westward via Peter Island and Deadman's Chest, with evening stops allowing Chef Meghan to prepare fresh catch against the backdrop of the sunset. Final days may include Jost Van Dyke, White Bay, and the shallow banks favoured for kayaking and photography.
Specifications
19.8 m
4
8
Monohull
1999
5 kn
2