"Seafox" Leopard 38 Sailing Catamaran catamaran charter
Whitsundays · Charter Yachts Australia
"Seafox" Leopard 38 Sailing Catamaran specifications and charter details
It is offered bareboat for overnight cruises through Charter Yachts Australia. Crew arrangement: 4 double cabins and 2 forepeak bunks. 2 heads aboard. Amenities on the published record: Fridge 53 ltr, Non-refrigerated deck esky 60 ltr, Freezer 53 ltr, 2 burner stove with oven & grill, Transom BBQ, Transom shower, Autopilot, Electric anchor winch, Upstairs galley, Spacious cockpit with built-in table and seating and Large hardtop roof.
Guest capacity, berths and cabins
This record lists up to 8 day guests. It also lists 10 berths across 4 cabins. These details describe different kinds of capacity, so confirm the permitted arrangement for your actual trip.
Questions to ask about "Seafox" Leopard 38 Sailing Catamaran
- Is "Seafox" Leopard 38 Sailing Catamaran available for the dates and trip length we have in mind?
- What crew arrangement and boarding point apply to this boat?
- What is the total current quote, including extras and weather terms?
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