Bootscharter in St. Vincent und die Grenadinen · Bali 4.1 in St. Vincent / Admiralty Bay / Bequia Marina — “BlueRay” — (2019)

Moored at Admiralty Bay in Bequia, BlueRay puts you within reach of anchorages across the Grenadines that define Caribbean sailing. This 2019 Bali 4.1 sleeps eight guests in four ensuite cabins, each with its own bathroom—a practical arrangement for families or two couples who value privacy and space without sacrificing the intimacy of shared common areas. Life on board centers on the dual-hull platform. The saloon sits between the two hulls, naturally ventilated and bright, flowing into a galley that handles serious cooking. Above deck, the cockpit runs the full width of the bridge, giving skipper and crew commanding views and comfortable seating for the whole group. The trampolines span between the hulls forward, transforming into social space when anchored; the foredeck offers a second vantage point for spotting reefs and dolphins. Two hulls mean genuine stability at rest—no rolling at anchor—and a draft of just 1.25 meters, so you can tuck into shallow bays and beach anchorages where deeper-keeled boats cannot follow. From Admiralty Bay, your week opens toward Mustique, Canouan, Union Island, and the Tobago Cays. The Bali 4.1's twin diesels and modern sail plan make passages predictable and manageable for bareboat skippers with reasonable experience. Mornings spent over coffee on the trampolines, afternoons exploring protected reefs, evenings in quiet anchorages—this catamaran delivers the space, comfort and shallow-water access that make Caribbean cruising genuine.