Crewed Catamaran TRUE STORY
Fountaine Pajot catamaran for four cabins of Caribbean exploration
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About Crewed Catamaran TRUE STORY
TRUE STORY is a Fountaine Pajot Victoria 67 catamaran built in 2017, offering the stability and generous space that distinguishes multihulls from monohull yachts. Her design balances sophisticated aesthetics with purposeful cruising comfort, ideal for clients seeking both relaxation and adventure across the British Virgin Islands.
The layout flows seamlessly between social and private zones. An expansive foredeck provides uninterrupted sunbathing whilst the flybridge becomes an intimate gathering space at sunset. Below deck, four double cabins (two kings, two queens) each feature private ensuite bathrooms, creating personal retreats for recharging between days of exploration.
TRUE STORY carries an impressive collection of water toys and diving equipment, including four stand-up paddleboards, a tandem kayak, sea scooters, fishing rods, snorkeling gear for all guests, and multiple in-water loungers. Her tender with 40 hp motor accommodates seven guests for island hopping and tender-based activities.
Highlights
- •Four double cabins with private ensuite bathrooms, sleeping up to ten guests
- •Dual-deck layout with foredeck sunbathing area and flybridge entertaining space
- •Full water sports arsenal including paddleboards, kayak, sea scooters, and snorkeling equipment
- •Crewed service including captain, chef, all meals, fuel, permits, and diving instruction as required
The Charter Experience
Captain Mike and Chef Julie helm TRUE STORY with meticulous attention to personalisation. Mike crafts itineraries around your interests, whether that's exploring the anchorages of Anegada and Virgin Gorda, diving untouched reefs, or anchoring in secluded bays. Julie translates her sailing passion into bespoke island cuisine, infusing each meal with local flavours and seasonal ingredients. The Leeward Islands become your private classroom, where the crew's expertise transforms each passage into discovery.
Suggested Itinerary
A typical week departs Tortola, island-hopping through the British Virgin Islands with days anchored off Norman Island's coral formations, Anegada's shallow reefs and bonefishing flats, and the granite boulders of Virgin Gorda. Evening entertaining happens on the aft deck with lobster and seafood prepared fresh, whilst quieter afternoons allow for snorkeling directly from the yacht or tender-based excursions to Jost Van Dyke. The catamaran's shallow draft and tender access mean access to anchorages where larger vessels cannot venture.
Specifications
20.0 m
10
4
10
Catamaran
2017
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