The Royal Cape 45 Catamarans are built in South Africa. They are 14 meters long and 8.30 meters wide. They dispace 18 tons. Numbers can never begin to describe them. It's easy to forget that these are sailing vessels when you look at some of the luxury facilities on-board.

They have all the labour saving devices in the galley such as a microwave and the fridge freezer. Equally, in your stateroom you have your own en-suite shower units.

The Royal Cape 45 can make 10 knots under sail quite comfortably using around 118 m2 sail area and from 21m up at the top of the mast they give a breathtaking view, regardless of where you are. (And yes, we've been up there - many times!) .

When we need to motor fast, (although here in the Caribbean, we never need to do anything fast), they are equipped with either two 60 hp Volvo or Yanmar engines, which aren't quite enough for water skiing but will cut through the sea at an impressive rate.

Royal Capes sleep 10 comfortably, with separate crew quarters and are smooth and straightforward to control.

We can promise you an unforgettable Caribbean getaway on your Royal Cape.

Holiday Caribbean – luxury style!

Expansive, wide and ultimately comfortable the Marquise 56's are, apart from Explorer, our biggest and most luxurious catamarans. Over 4 years of design and building experience have gone into the Marquise line and it shows in every detail.

Coming aboard from the teak-lined transom sugar scoops, up the stairs to the cockpit with its twin folding tables, your natural inclination is to sit, relax and enjoy your Caribbean trip in the shade provided by our custom-designed awnings.  Walk around the yacht feeling safe and secure with wide deck space and lifelines leading you to the large trampolines in front. Sunbathe and get ready to enjoy the exhilaration of a quick sail, even a splash or two from the waves lapping the hulls as we make our way to our next destination. Keep your eyes open for the odd dolphin or whale!

Upon entering the Saloon through sliding doors, you will notice that it is divided into 4 sections each with its own functionality providing you, our guests, with the ability to have an uncluttered common area. The horseshoe table with ample seating for 8 people makes dining as well as game playing or just relaxing, a more 'spacious' experience.

Across from the large table is a two-seat couch designed for reading, comfort and relaxation. Just in front of the reading couch is a galley and wet bar with refrigerator, sinks, stove and storage areas. This allows easy access to cold drinks and snacks during the day and is used in cooking preparation for lunch and dinner.

From the Saloon you descend a couple of steps to reach the private cabins with queen sized beds and en-suite bathrooms complete with hot and cold showers and heads (yacht-speak for toilets). Beautiful wood joinery and highlights underline the beauty of these spacious cabins. The Marquise will sleep 8 with separate crew quarters.

The Marquise is ideal for that luxury holiday in the Caribbean. No wonder we chose to extend our fleet of yachts with these beauties!

The Privilege Catamarans are designed by the French, a nation of mariners and master yacht-builders. Although they are 5 feet longer than the Royal Cape, they sleep only 8 guests plus crew so you feel you have plenty of room aboard to enjoy your Caribbean getaway.

The Privileges and Royal Capes have very similar specifications but most members claim that they have no preference. They love them both equally. Some first mates tell us that they prefer the galley on the Royal Capes for Caribbean getaways because it is adjoining the dining area so they can create their culinary masterpieces and still be part of the vacation experience for our members and their guests.

The food and beverage department is almost identical on both styles of catamaran with microwave, ovens and fridge freezers throughout. There is also the additional storage space in the Privilege which means we can comfortably store scuba kits as well as all snorkel equipment and a tandem kayak.

Our guests have always caught big fish off the back of the Privilege. The current, record catch is the 55lbs Kingfish that put up a fight for almost two hours, before being hauled on board. See what you think when you join us on a Privilege Catamaran cruise around the Grenadines, Belize, Greece, or Antigua.

We look forward to welcoming you aboard.