SY Marae

There is nothing quite like catching the breeze for an afternoon of sailing. ⛵️
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The clarity and colour of Caribbean water is one of the destinations outstanding features. When planning an itinerary the captain can include beautiful bays, like as this one, which are perfect for peaceful afternoons exploring.
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We hope you get to enjoy the company of family and friends on this special day. Wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving!

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The chef is preparing the meal and the table is set for a delicious dinner with family and friends onboard Marae. What would you like to celebrate on charter?

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Thinking yacht charter this winter?
Check out this article with advice from Boat International.
http://ow.ly/XVMl30mB8Ir

Thanks so much to on Instagram for this photo and post: The 33.0m (108.2ft) “S/Y Marae” ready to head south to the islands for winter charter season. Built by the world-renowned New Zealand super yacht builder Alloy Yachts in 2004, the award-winning MARAE offers her guests comfort and versatility whether under canvas or anchored in shallow waters. Her Ted Fontaine design captures the essence of a classic sailing yacht while incorporating the spaciousness and engineering of a much larger yacht. She won the International Super Yacht Design Award in 2004 and was the winner of the Best Sailing Yacht award as well, which reflects her clever design.

What color do you call this water?
It's perfect for playtime in the Caribbean - come and join us this season. We are still offering 10% off until 15th December 2018. Get in touch now.
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The anchor is down and we are ready to explore ashore.
Which Caribbean island would you like to visit next?

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SuperYachtTimes.com has an article - Living the Yacht Life - featuring Marae. Learn more about the life of this yacht here: http://ow.ly/DaE430msv6m

Many charter guests enjoy the thrill of sailing on Marae. The captains know our cruising grounds very well and can advise on the best spots for sailing.
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This year we attended the St Barths Bucket and absolutely loved it. Here you can read more about the island and how events like the Bucket assisted in it's recovery from hurricane Irma. Check out the film too - we'd love to see you there.

Sailing through: how the superyacht set helped St Barths Risa Merl finds the island on the right tack for the winter season