Bootscharter in Britische Jungferninseln · Helia 44 in Tortola / Road Town / Fort Burt Marina — “Ohana” — (2015)

Road Town puts you in the heart of the BVI sailing grounds, and Ohana sits ready to get you out onto the water within minutes. This 2015 Fountaine Pajot Helia 44 hosts six guests across three cabins, each with its own bathroom—practical comfort for families or two couples sailing together. The double-hull design keeps motion minimal at anchor, meaning you can relax without the pitch and roll of monohulls, while the shallow draft opens access to the shallow bays and beach anchorages that make Caribbean cruising special. Living aboard Ohana means a genuine main saloon where the whole group gathers, with windows that let daylight flood through. The galley has the space to prepare real meals, not just snacks. Forward, the wide trampolines between the hulls are exactly where everyone wants to be on a warm afternoon. Two helm stations give you visibility from either side, and the broad cockpit handles six people without crowding. The foredeck stays clear for anchoring and easy movement forward. Two hulls give you what one cannot: the stability to float comfortably at rest, the shallow draft to anchor where others cannot go, and the interior volume to house three proper cabins without sacrifice. A week from Tortola means the Baths, Jost Van Dyke's white sand, and quiet anchorages scattered across Sir Francis Drake Channel—all within easy reach with Ohana's handling and sea-kindly platform.