Bootscharter in Französisch-Polynesien · Leopard 45 in Raiatea / Apooiti Marina — “Sunsail 454L Premium” — (2024)

From Raiatea's protected waters, the Sunsail 454L Premium opens a week's cruising across French Polynesia's most rewarding grounds. The Society Islands lie within easy reach—Tahaa's lagoons, Bora Bora's dramatic anchorages, and the quieter atolls beyond. A catamaran's shallow draft lets you explore bays and beaches a monohull cannot enter, while the dual hulls anchor with the stability that matters when you're sleeping at sea. Living aboard works because space is distributed smartly. Four cabins and four en-suite bathrooms mean nine guests have privacy and comfort without negotiating shared facilities. The saloon sits forward, flooded with natural light, and flows seamlessly into the galley—practical for a bareboat week where you'll cook your own meals. The cockpit keeps helm and social space together, and the wide trampolines between the hulls become your outdoor living room: the place to watch sunsets, read, or simply drift. The twin hulls do the work. They hold the boat level at anchor so you sleep without rolling, and their reduced draft gets you into shallow anchorages where groups and families can play in calm water. The foredeck gives you room to move safely when handling sails or lines. This is a catamaran built for a week where comfort and access matter as much as the sailing itself.