Bootscharter in Mauritius · Nautitech 46 Fly in Black River / La Balise Marina — “Sea Spirit III” — (2021)

From Black River, Sea Spirit III opens a week's sailing into Mauritius's protected lagoons, reef passes, and island anchorages without the constraints of a monohull. The Nautitech 46 Fly's twin hulls sit shallow in the water, letting you reach the turquoise bays and sandy anchorages that deeper-draft boats cannot access. At anchor, the wide platform between the hulls keeps the boat level and stable in a swell, so your group sleeps and eats without the roll that makes traditional sailing uncomfortable for some guests. The boat sleeps six across three cabins, each with its own bathroom—a real advantage when a family or two couples are aboard. The saloon spans the bridge deck between the hulls, giving you a light, airy gathering space with views forward and out both sides. The flybridge sits on top, a sunny platform for steering, socializing, or simply watching the reef edge drop away beneath you. Below, cabins and heads are tucked into each hull, leaving the main deck clear for movement. The trampoline netting strung between the bows is a favorite spot for drifting and swimming stops, while the foredeck offers safe sightlines for anchoring. With professional crew, Sea Spirit III handles day sails to sister islands, snorkeling runs over coral, and extended anchorages in island groups. The efficiency of twin diesels and modern systems means less fuss, more time on deck.