Noleggio barca a Isole Vergini Britanniche · Leopard 52 in Tortola / Road Town / Wickhams Cay II Marina — “Moorings 5200 Crewed” — (2026)

Road Town's sheltered anchorages and proximity to the Sir Francis Drake Channel make Tortola the perfect launchpad for a week in the BVI, and the Moorings 5200 Crewed puts you in position to explore them with real comfort. Ten guests spread across five cabins with five ensuite bathrooms means no compromise on privacy or space—each stateroom is thoughtfully laid out with proper headroom and storage, and the main saloon feels open and uncluttered, flowing naturally onto the shaded cockpit where drinks and meals happen in the breeze. The twin hulls do real work here. At anchor in Jost Van Dyke or off the white sand beaches of the Baths, the catamaran sits rock-steady even in a swell, letting you relax without that constant rock. The shallow draft gets you into bays and shallow-water anchorages where monohulls cannot follow, opening up protected stops when the wind picks up. On deck, the wide trampolines between the hulls are your social hub—stretching out in the sun, spotting fish below, or simply watching the islands drift by. Your onboard crew handles navigation, sailing, and the details, leaving your group free to snorkel, fish, swim, or simply settle into the rhythm of island life. Five ensuite bathrooms mean no queues. The saloon and cockpit flow together as one living space, and the foredeck gives you room to gather. From Road Town, a week's charter reaches south to the Grenadines or west to the US Virgin Islands, with a boat that feels neither cramped nor overwhelming.