Seaglass 74 – 74 ft Luxury Power Catamaran Charter in the Caribbean

Seaglass 74 is a 2018 74 ft (22.6 m) luxury power catamaran by Horizon, available for crewed charter in Caribbean Leewards, Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US). She welcomes up to 8 guests in 4 cabins (4 king, 1 twin), looked after by a professional crew of 3.

With a cruising speed of 18 knots and a top speed of 24 knots, she covers the distance between islands quickly and comfortably. Twin hulls keep her stable and level at anchor, while wide decks, a shaded flybridge and an open-plan saloon give every guest space to relax. With short distances, sheltered water and dozens of beautiful anchorages, the British Virgin Islands are one of the world’s finest crewed-yacht destinations.

Cruising aboard Seaglass 74

Seaglass 74 cruises Caribbean Leewards, Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US). At around 18 knots you can reach a new bay in time for lunch, and her shallow catamaran draft lets you anchor close to the beach. Mornings are for swimming and water toys, evenings for sunset drinks on the flybridge.

Crew & Cuisine

Your crew takes care of everything – navigation, housekeeping and fine dining. Before the charter you complete a preference sheet, so the chef can plan menus around your tastes, allergies and favourite drinks, using fresh local produce from each destination.

Where to Cruise in the Caribbean

From Tortola, British Virgin Islands you can explore the British Virgin Islands, the Leeward Islands and the Windward Islands. A popular one-week route (always subject to weather and the charter base’s advice):

• Day 1 – Tortola: Board at 3 pm, welcome cocktails and a first night at anchor off Norman Island.
• Day 2 – Norman Island & The Indians: Snorkel the caves and the Indians, then try the Seabobs in crystal water.
• Day 3 – Cooper & Salt Island: Dive the famous RMS Rhone wreck and relax on a quiet beach.
• Day 4 – Virgin Gorda: The giant granite boulders of The Baths and Devil’s Bay.
• Day 5 – North Sound: Foiling, kiteboarding and beach bars at the top of Virgin Gorda.
• Day 6 – Anegada: Powder-white beaches, flamingos and the island’s famous lobster.
• Day 7 – Jost Van Dyke: White Bay and Sandy Spit – the classic last day in the BVI.
• Day 8 – Disembarkation: Breakfast on board and disembark at 11 am in Tortola.

More Catamarans with Aren Yachting

Aren Yachting offers sailing and power catamarans in Greece, Turkey, Croatia, the Mediterranean and the Caribbean – with one personal contact from first enquiry to last day.

Why Charter Seaglass 74 with Aren Yachting?

Aren Yachting is a TÜRSAB-licensed luxury charter company working with yachts in Turkey, Greece, the Mediterranean and the Caribbean. We check live availability, compare similar yachts for you, help with flights and transfers, and remain your single point of contact from the first enquiry to the last day on board. Guests from the USA, the UK and Europe trust us for honest advice and clear, all-inclusive quotes.

💶 Weekly Charter Rates

Inclusive charter: yacht, crew, meals and standard bar are included. Crew gratuity (customarily 15–20%) and applicable taxes are extra. Rates and availability confirmed at booking.

⚙️ Technical Specifications

Getting There: Flights and Transfers

Most guests fly into Terrance B. Lettsome Airport on Beef Island, Tortola (EIS) via San Juan (SJU) or Antigua (ANU); St Thomas (STT) in the US Virgin Islands is another option, with a short ferry to Tortola. Direct flights to San Juan and St Thomas operate from New York, Miami, Atlanta, Charlotte and other US hubs. Aren Yachting can arrange transfers and hotel nights before or after your charter.

Best Time to Charter in the Caribbean

The Caribbean charter season runs from December to April, with warm sea temperatures of 26–28 °C, steady trade winds and very little rain. Christmas, New Year and February are the busiest weeks and should be booked early, while late April and May offer quieter anchorages and good value.

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