Boat charter in British Virgin Islands · Leopard 52 in Tortola / Road Town / Wickhams Cay II Marina — “Moorings 5200 Crewed” — (2026)

The Moorings 5200 Crewed sits at Wickhams Cay II in Road Town, ready to carry your group across some of the world's most rewarding anchorages. At 52 feet, this Leopard catamaran offers what a monohull cannot: five private cabins and five en-suite bathrooms mean everyone sleeps well and moves through their morning routine without compromise. Your crew handles the sailing, navigation, and cooking, leaving you free to swim, explore, or simply sit on deck with people you choose to spend time with. The twin hulls define how you'll actually live aboard. That wide beam creates real stability whether you're anchored off a quiet beach or moving through open water—no constant heel, no sea legs required. The shallow draft opens shallow bays and sandy anchorages that deeper boats cannot reach. Topside, the trampoline nets stretch between the hulls, offering space to lie in the sun or watch the water pass beneath you. The main saloon sits elevated in the bridge deck, with a cockpit designed for group time and proper handling at sea. Ten guests on a crewed charter means children and adults, couples and friends, can each have their own retreat or gather comfortably together. From this base in the British Virgin Islands, a week's sailing covers Jost Van Dyke, Virgin Gorda, and the Baths, with stops at reef sites, beach bars, and anchorages most tourists never see. The crew knows the routes, the winds, and where to be when.