Availability on request
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Year of construction 20062006
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Rent a catamaran with a capacity of 8 persons in American Yacht Harbor ref15922
Fountaine Pajot 60
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Fountaine Pajot 60 is a catamaran of 59.7 feet of length, 28.9 feet of beam and a capacity of 8 persons, which consists of 4 cabins and 4 bathrooms. It was build in the year 2006 from the manufacturer Fountaine Pajot
Add 10% Premium for Xmas and New Year's Weeks
CHRISTMAS CHARTERS 2018: December 20-27, 2018
A Fountaine Pajot Eleuthera 60', Vivo is ready to welcome guests aboard for a luxury sailing vacation that packs fun, adventure, relaxation and great food into every single day. From the water, the boat's 60 feet of waterline are truly sleek and beautiful and the yacht is admired where ever she goes.
Every accommodation feature is beautifully styled to create a perfect atmosphere for relaxation on board. The huge main salon has 2 seating areas, a large table and a settee with a cockpit table. Guests can relax in the air-conditioning under sail to the next destination, or chat with the chef as she prepares the next meal.
Most guests prefer to eat and lounge outside in the huge shaded aft seating area. With padded benches on either side and a big teak table for meals, this area is the primary gathering place during charters.
Below deck the 4 cabins offer privacy and quiet. Each cabin has full A/C and a private head. A double cabin off of the deck is perfect for kids to have their own space on board, so that up to 8 family members can enjoy their charter vacation without feeling crowded together. This cabin also has an en suite head with sink.
The crew will move to the aft cabin for groups of 4 couples for an additional fee.
Accommodations:
Vivo sleeps 8 guests in 3 interior cabins and 1 exterior cabin. Each has private head.
Port Location : St. Thomas, USVI, possibility of renting in other locations (on request)
Crew Profiles : (number of crew : 2)
CAPTAIN & CHEF : Kyle BILIK & Alicia JOHNSON
Dropping everything in your life and sailing away to a distant exotic paradise is a thought many people have from time to time; Vivo's crew, Captain Kyle and First Mate/Chef Alicia, took an idyllic daydream and made it a reality. After purchasing their classic sailboat, Summerwind, in New York they took on the arduous and extensive task of repairs and restorations. Waving good-bye to their home port of Charleston, South Carolina their expedition to explore the Caribbean and the world began; but they decided to compete for the Guinness record for the slowest trip around the world so they are in no rush.
Captain Kyle grew up on boats and the nautical life became his passion. His mother is a hundred ton masters captain as is Kyles grandfather he comes from a long lineage of sea-faring folk and spent the majority of his childhood and teenage years apprenticing aboard various vessels. Sailing the Bahamas in his teenage years Kyle quickly became aware that he wanted to make sailing and traveling his life ambition.
Hailing from Americas oldest Seaport Gloucester, Massachusetts First Mate/Chef Alicia grew up fishing with her family and gained respect and love of the ocean at a very young age. This salty lass attended College of Charleston where she delved deep into her love of history and completed her studies with a B.A. and an A.B. in History and a B.A. in Classics. Her love of learning and yearning for adventure enabled starry-eyed Kyle to woo her aboard their sailboat and to leave everything behind and start a life of unbridled exploration.
Leaving Charleston in March of 2014 the dynamic duo sailed off for to discover the Caribbean. They sailed extensively throughout the Bahamas and spent a good bit of time in the out islands before exploring the Providenciales of the picturesque Turks and Caicos. The next stop on their unbeknownst path was the Dominican Republic; they lived in Luperon for a year and ventured through a majority of the country via motorcycle and Jeep. As charming as the DR was, Summerwind was not ready to grow an eco system on her hull Puerto Rico was next! Sailing the south shore brought some fantastic fishing and beautiful sights.
Throughout their travels they made friends, sampled interesting cuisines, and partook in cultural celebrationseveryday a new opportunity awaited them and they were always looking for the next memory. Realizing they had some substantial repairs to attend to on Summerwind, St Croix, USVI became their place of residence for six months until they could sail to their next island St. John, USVI. It is at this point that Kyle and Alicia were hired to be the next crew of Vivo, as their knowledge of the islands, adventurous spirits, and Alicia's exceptional culinary skills were considered to be the ideal assets for crew serving charter guests.
These 2 capable crew are ready to show you the time of your lives. But be warned, - there are known to be long lasting side effects ranging from unstoppable laughter to incredible adventures. Please ask your doctor if a Caribbean yacht charter with Kyle and Alicia is right for you!
Sample Menu :
BREAKFAST
| 2 Pax | 3 Pax | 4 Pax | 5 Pax | 6 Pax | 7 Pax | 8 Pax | |
| Winter 2017/2018 | 14,000 | 14,500 | 15,000 | 15,500 | 16,000 | 16,500 | 16,500 |
| Summer 2017 | 14,000 | 14,500 | 15,000 | 15,500 | 16,000 | 16,500 | 16,500 |
| Winter 2018/2019 | 14,000 | 14,500 | 15,000 | 15,500 | 16,000 | 16,500 | 16,500 |
| Summer 2018 | 14,000 | 14,500 | 15,000 | 15,500 | 16,000 | 16,500 | 16,500 |
Add 10% Premium for Xmas and New Year's Weeks
CHRISTMAS CHARTERS 2018: December 20-27, 2018
A Fountaine Pajot Eleuthera 60', Vivo is ready to welcome guests aboard for a luxury sailing vacation that packs fun, adventure, relaxation and great food into every single day. From the water, the boat's 60 feet of waterline are truly sleek and beautiful and the yacht is admired where ever she goes.
Every accommodation feature is beautifully styled to create a perfect atmosphere for relaxation on board. The huge main salon has 2 seating areas, a large table and a settee with a cockpit table. Guests can relax in the air-conditioning under sail to the next destination, or chat with the chef as she prepares the next meal.
Most guests prefer to eat and lounge outside in the huge shaded aft seating area. With padded benches on either side and a big teak table for meals, this area is the primary gathering place during charters.
Below deck the 4 cabins offer privacy and quiet. Each cabin has full A/C and a private head. A double cabin off of the deck is perfect for kids to have their own space on board, so that up to 8 family members can enjoy their charter vacation without feeling crowded together. This cabin also has an en suite head with sink.
The crew will move to the aft cabin for groups of 4 couples for an additional fee.
Accommodations:
Vivo sleeps 8 guests in 3 interior cabins and 1 exterior cabin. Each has private head.
Extras Included :
- Crew
- Dinghy 15ft
- 2 wakeboards
- 2 SUPs
- 15 fun noodles
- Fishing Gear
- Wake Board
- Kayak (2 pax)
Additional Rate Details:
- Rates are All Inclusive
- Taxes, re-location fees, cruising permits and licenses may be extra.
- The aft cabin entered through the deck hatch is availabe for family groups of 7 or 8.
- Add 10% Premium for Xmas and New Year's Weeks
- For an additional fee of $1,000 the crew will take the aft cabin leaving 4 internal cabins for guests use.
Port Location : St. Thomas, USVI, possibility of renting in other locations (on request)
Crew Profiles : (number of crew : 2)
CAPTAIN & CHEF : Kyle BILIK & Alicia JOHNSON
Dropping everything in your life and sailing away to a distant exotic paradise is a thought many people have from time to time; Vivo's crew, Captain Kyle and First Mate/Chef Alicia, took an idyllic daydream and made it a reality. After purchasing their classic sailboat, Summerwind, in New York they took on the arduous and extensive task of repairs and restorations. Waving good-bye to their home port of Charleston, South Carolina their expedition to explore the Caribbean and the world began; but they decided to compete for the Guinness record for the slowest trip around the world so they are in no rush.
Captain Kyle grew up on boats and the nautical life became his passion. His mother is a hundred ton masters captain as is Kyles grandfather he comes from a long lineage of sea-faring folk and spent the majority of his childhood and teenage years apprenticing aboard various vessels. Sailing the Bahamas in his teenage years Kyle quickly became aware that he wanted to make sailing and traveling his life ambition.
Hailing from Americas oldest Seaport Gloucester, Massachusetts First Mate/Chef Alicia grew up fishing with her family and gained respect and love of the ocean at a very young age. This salty lass attended College of Charleston where she delved deep into her love of history and completed her studies with a B.A. and an A.B. in History and a B.A. in Classics. Her love of learning and yearning for adventure enabled starry-eyed Kyle to woo her aboard their sailboat and to leave everything behind and start a life of unbridled exploration.
Leaving Charleston in March of 2014 the dynamic duo sailed off for to discover the Caribbean. They sailed extensively throughout the Bahamas and spent a good bit of time in the out islands before exploring the Providenciales of the picturesque Turks and Caicos. The next stop on their unbeknownst path was the Dominican Republic; they lived in Luperon for a year and ventured through a majority of the country via motorcycle and Jeep. As charming as the DR was, Summerwind was not ready to grow an eco system on her hull Puerto Rico was next! Sailing the south shore brought some fantastic fishing and beautiful sights.
Throughout their travels they made friends, sampled interesting cuisines, and partook in cultural celebrationseveryday a new opportunity awaited them and they were always looking for the next memory. Realizing they had some substantial repairs to attend to on Summerwind, St Croix, USVI became their place of residence for six months until they could sail to their next island St. John, USVI. It is at this point that Kyle and Alicia were hired to be the next crew of Vivo, as their knowledge of the islands, adventurous spirits, and Alicia's exceptional culinary skills were considered to be the ideal assets for crew serving charter guests.
These 2 capable crew are ready to show you the time of your lives. But be warned, - there are known to be long lasting side effects ranging from unstoppable laughter to incredible adventures. Please ask your doctor if a Caribbean yacht charter with Kyle and Alicia is right for you!
Sample Menu :
BREAKFAST
- Callaloo and Cheddar Quiches
- French Toast with caramelized bananas
- Pancakes
- Toad in a Hole
- Lobster/Crab Omelette
- Cinnamon Rolls
- Conch Soup (saveur.com) with breadsticks and salad
- Caribbean Grilled Crab Cakes
- Spinach Ricotta Gnocchi
- Dill-Lemon-Caper Lobster Rolls
- Jamaican Spinach Soup with breadsticks and salad
- Seared Pork with Sweet Island Brussel Sprouts
- Baked scallops wrapped in bacon with Papaya-Avocado Salad
- Trini style Curry Shrimp with Creamed Callaloo & Coconut Milk
- Seared Sesame Crusted Tuna over a bed of Fresh greens,Three Pea Salad with Meyer Lemon
- Coconut-Lime Cheesecake with Mango Coulis
- Mango Crisp
- Grenadian Banana Bread with chocolate, nutmeg, and rum
- One Bite Thai Punch Tarts
- Tart and Sweet Lime Squares
- Shipyard: Fountaine Pajot
- Model: Fountaine Pajot 60
- Length: 59.7
- Beam: 28.9
- Passengers: 8
- Year of construction: 2006
- Number of cabins: 4
- Number of WCs: 4
| Horsepower: 150HP |
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Commodities
| iPod/Device Hookups |
| Deck Shower |
| Water Maker |
| Wake Board |
| Beach Games |
| SUP |
| TV |
| Generator |
| Inverter |
| BBQ |
| Bimini |
| Check-in/Check-out schedules | Check-in | Check-out |
|---|---|---|
| Full day | 10:00 | 18:00 |
| A week | 12:00 | 12:00 |
