Bootscharter in Grenada · Lagoon 46 in Grenada / St. George's / Grenada Yacht Club — “Westerlund (GND)” — (2020)

Moored at Grenada Yacht Club in St. George's, Westerlund (GND) gives you immediate access to the Southern Grenadines' scattered anchorages and shallow bay systems—the kind of cruising ground where a catamaran's shallow draft becomes invaluable. This 2020 Lagoon 46 sleeps 12 across four cabins, each with its own bathroom, so couples and families have genuine privacy while the group stays connected through shared meals and socializing. Life aboard revolves around the wide 8.41-meter beam. The saloon stretches across both hulls, giving you proper headroom and light, while the cockpit layout encourages time in the open air. Forward, the trampolines bridge the space between hulls—part seating area, part viewing platform—with the foredeck offering uncluttered sightlines and practical anchoring setup. Below, the galley sits central to both cabins and bathrooms, keeping the workflow efficient for anyone cooking or managing daily routines. Two hulls mean stability when you're anchored in exposed conditions, though Grenada's islands offer protected spots throughout. The shallow draft opens bays that monohulls cannot reach comfortably, letting you tuck into beach anchorages and explore tighter island passages. For a bareboat week, this means real flexibility: you navigate what suits the group's mood and sailing ability, without worrying about grounding or listing uncomfortably at rest. Westerlund (GND) is built for self-sufficient cruising where comfort and access work together.