Bootscharter in St. Lucia · Leopard 46 in St. Lucia / St Lucia - Castries / Rodney Bay Marina — “Moorings 4600 - 4 Exclusive” — (2025)

Bareboat sailing from Rodney Bay puts you within reach of the Grenadines' best anchorages. The Moorings 4600 - 4 Exclusive gives you the space and stability to make a week of island-hopping feel effortless, whether you're navigating tight mooring fields or settling at a remote beach. Four separate cabins and four full bathrooms mean your group spreads out comfortably—no shared facilities, no compromises. The saloon sits open to the cockpit, making it simple to keep an eye on the anchorage while dinner happens inside, and the generous trampolines and foredeck give everyone room to relax or lend a hand with sail handling. Two hulls change everything about how a catamaran feels. The wide platform gives you rock-solid stability while you're anchored off a reef, so you can move around freely rather than bracing yourself. The shallow 1.25-metre draught opens shallow bays and sandy approaches that deeper-hulled boats cannot enter—your flexibility expands instantly. That same design pushes 13.9 metres of boat cleanly through the water, letting families and larger groups cruise together without feeling cramped or crowded. From St. Lucia you have options. The Tobago Cays beckon north, while the volcanic islands of St. Vincent lie within an afternoon's sail. South takes you towards Bequia and Mustique, each with their own character and protected anchorages. Modern navigation and reliable engines mean you spend your time exploring, not wrestling with old systems.