Boat charter in Antigua & Barbuda · Lagoon 55 in Antigua / Nelson's Dockyard — “Jellyfish (ANU)” — (2024)

Jellyfish (ANU) sits at Nelson's Dockyard, perfectly positioned to explore Antigua's sheltered bays and the wider island-hopping routes of the Grenadines. This 2024 Lagoon 55 catamaran carries ten guests across five cabins, each with its own bathroom—a rare comfort that removes the morning queue and lets groups spread out without compromise. Life aboard centers on space. The dual hulls create a wide, stable platform where the main saloon feels generous rather than cramped, and the cockpit becomes an extension of your living area rather than an exposed perch. Two hulls also mean shallow water: at 1.3 meters draft, Jellyfish reaches anchorages and beaches that deeper-hulled boats cannot. You'll access hidden corners around Barbuda, drift into bays where the sand runs to the water's edge, and drop anchor in transparent shallows without anxiety. The trampolines spanning the bows become your first choice for morning coffee or an afternoon read, while the foredeck provides room to move without feeling exposed. Your crewed charter means the navigation, provisioning, and engine work belong to your professional team. Spend your week exploring the turquoise waters, diving reefs, visiting colonial towns, or anchoring silently in spots most tourists never find. From Nelson's Dockyard, you might sail north toward Barbuda or south toward the Grenadines—both routes open within hours of casting off.