Bareboat Catamaran Lagoon 430
Spacious catamaran for independent exploration of the Grenadines
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About Bareboat Catamaran Lagoon 430
The Lagoon 430 delivers the stability and comfort expected of a modern catamaran, with a hull design engineered to minimise pitching and maximise seaworthiness. Four queen cabins with large hull windows flood the interior with natural light whilst maintaining privacy, and cross-ventilation via multiple portholes and hatches keeps the air fresh even in tropical heat.
This bareboat charter suits experienced sailors seeking autonomy in the Windward Islands. The modest displacement and thoughtful weight distribution make her responsive without demanding constant attention, freeing you to focus on the anchorages and passages ahead.
Highlights
- •Four queen cabins with oversized hull windows and cross-ventilation
- •Full air conditioning and generator for extended comfort offshore
- •10-foot tender with outboard for exploration and water access
- •Charcoal barbecue and stereo for evening entertainment at anchor
The Charter Experience
The Windward Islands reward careful navigation with protected anchorages, vibrant fishing villages, and reefs accessible by dinghy. From Grenada southward through the Grenadines, you'll find conditions suited to bareboat operations, with steady trade winds and numerous waypoints between islands. This is sailing for those who value self-reliance and the rhythm of island life.
Suggested Itinerary
A typical week might begin in Grenada, pushing north to Carriacou and the Tobago Cays, where shallow waters and coral reefs invite snorkelling. The return passage benefits from established anchorages at Mustique and Bequia, allowing flexibility to linger based on conditions and mood.
Specifications
12.9 m
12
4
8
Catamaran
2007