Boat charter in Cape Verde · Voyage 440 in Sal / Palmeira / Sal Harbour — “Alboran Ron Punch (Cabo Verde)” — (2006)

Sailing from Sal Harbour opens onto the Atlantic's most rewarding waters. The Alboran Ron Punch (Cabo Verde) is a 2006 Voyage 440 catamaran built to handle both long passages and close exploration of Cape Verde's islands, bays and anchorages. Ten guests spread across six cabins and four bathrooms means families and groups travel without compromise, each party claiming private sleeping and washing space. Living aboard a catamaran means room to breathe. The two hulls give you stability when you're anchored off a remote beach, shallow draft to tuck into places deep-hulled boats cannot reach, and deck space that stays dry and level at sea. The saloon stretches across the centre, the cockpit sits high and protected, and the trampolines forward give you sun-soaked hours without fighting for deck real estate. Cabin layouts work for couples and families alike; the bathrooms handle the logistics of ten people comfortably. A week's cruising from Sal lets you thread between islands, anchor in crystalline shallows, and experience the raw character of these volcanic peaks. The Voyage 440 carries enough fuel and water to cruise independently, letting you choose when to visit villages and when to drop anchor in solitude. Whether you want day sails between islands or a longer passage, this bareboat charter gives you the platform and the base to explore on your own terms.