Najam plovila u Britanski Djevičanski Otoci · Saba 50 in Tortola / Road Town / Fort Burt Marina — “Soleil Rae” — (2019)

From Fort Burt Marina in Road Town, Soleil Rae opens the full arc of the British Virgin Islands to a group of 10. The Fountaine Pajot Saba 50 is built for moving families and friends between islands without anyone cramped—five separate cabins and five bathrooms mean the week feels spacious rather than shared. The main saloon sits amidships, flooded with light and tucked between the two hulls, while the cockpit extends across the bridge deck where helmsman and crew watch the water in every direction. Two hulls transform what cruising feels like. Soleil Rae sits flat and stable at anchor, even in the rollier anchorages around Peter Island or Jost Van Dyke. The shallow 1.35m draft lets you slip into sandy bays and approach beaches that deeper monohulls cannot reach—Anegada's reefs and the Tobago Cays become genuine options. The trampoline nets between the bows give you a front-row platform for watching the next anchorage approach, and the wide foredeck works as a sunbathing deck, a gathering place, or extra living room when the saloon feels crowded. Soleil Rae's twin engines and responsive rig give you real sailing when you want it, or the power to make schedule through the Drake Passage if the wind fails. A week based from Tortola can reach down to Bequia or north toward Anegada, with stability and shallow-water access that defines catamaran cruising in the Caribbean.