Bootscharter in Britische Jungferninseln · Lagoon 43 in Tortola / Road Town / Fort Burt Marina — “Har Bar” — (2026)

Based at Fort Burt Marina in Road Town, Har Bar sits ready to launch you into the British Virgin Islands' best anchorages. The Lagoon 43's twin-hulled design transforms how cruising feels—shallow draft lets you reach sheltered bays and beach anchorages that monohulls cannot, while the wide platform keeps the boat remarkably stable even at rest, crucial when you're spending tranquil nights off smaller islands. Onboard, the layout rewards group cruising. Three separate cabins mean families or friends maintain privacy, yet the saloon and open cockpit remain natural gathering spaces. Three full bathrooms eliminate morning queues, and the spacious trampolines forward turn the foredeck into a genuine living area—perfect for reading, watching sunrise, or simply catching the breeze. The hulls themselves create wide, open deck space: standup room everywhere, with unobstructed views across the water. A week from Road Town opens the full BVI circuit. You'll glide past Drake Channel, anchor off Virgin Gorda's Baths, explore the protected waters around Cooper Island, and reach Jost Van Dyke without compromise. The 12.80-meter hull with its modest draft does what bigger monohulls cannot. Har Bar handles bareboat sailing without drama—spacious enough that six people rarely feel crowded, and forgiving enough that mixed experience levels work comfortably together. This is catamaran cruising built for real ease.