WILD RUMPUS CY

YACHT INFORMATION

Length (ft): 50

Cruising Speed: 7

Guests: 4

Crew: 2

Cabins: 2

Fuel Consumption (ltr./hr.):

Year of Built: 2022

Refit:

Flag: US

Make: Xquisite Yachts

Daily Rate: €3.031 - 3.204 / $3.243 - 3.429
Original Price in Dollars

MORE INFORMATION

Summer location
Caribbean Leewards

Winter location
Bahamas

This Xquisite 2022 50' sailing catamaran boasts a spacious master stateroom on the starboard side, comfortably accommodating two guests. On the port side, there is a large king cabin. The owner's suite features a generously sized bathroom, while both guest bathrooms come equipped with private ensuite facilities, including electric toilets, vanities, and showers. The yacht and its rooms are bathed in natural light and offer excellent ventilation, with the option of full air-conditioning to suit guest preferences. The salon is designed to provide ample space for group gatherings or a serene spot for individuals or couples to relax. It can comfortably seat up to six people for dining or leisure. Wild Rumpus epitomizes the luxury of a Caribbean charter vessel!

Inquire for 6 guests. 2 Queen cabins. Pull-out queen bed available in salon.

Price Details
<b><center> DOWN ISLAND CHARTERS TILL THE END OF OCTOBER 2024</center></b>

<b> BAHAMAS FOR THE 2024/2025 SEASON</b>
Cruising Grounds: Bahamas
Pick Up/Drop Off: Nassau
Taxes & Permit Fees: 14% Included

MINIMUM NIGHTS: 7 required due to expansive sailing area, Inquire for less.

SLEEP ABOARD: Available for half of the daily rate. Includes boarding after 4pm, snacks, welcome cocktails & continental breakfast. Dinner ashore is additional. Select option upon booking. EXCLUDES: Christmas and New Year's weeks. No commission on sleep aboard.

HALF-BOARD OPTION:
7 nights ($150 off per person) - Includes 7 breakfasts, 4 lunches & 3 dinners aboard - with all other meals to be taken ashore at client expense
2@$22,700 | 3@$23,050 | 4@$23,400

LOCAL-FARE OPTION:
7 nights ($75 off per person) - Includes: 7 breakfasts, 5 lunches & 6 dinners. Requires 2 lunches and 1 dinner ashore at client expense.
2@$22,850 | 3@$23,275 | 4@$23,700

24/25 HOLIDAYS:
CHRISTMAS/NEW YEARS: 7 night minimum. Must have a 48 hour turn between Christmas and New Year's Charters.
CHRISTMAS: 1-4 guests @$27,000
NEW YEARS: 1-4 guests @ $29,000

RELOCATION FEES: + 14% tax
Nassau - No relocation fee
Staniel Cay - $700 one-way - $1,500 round-trip
Georgetown - $1,000 one-way - $2,000 round-trip
Marsh Harbor - $700 one-way - $1,500 round-trip

ARRIVAL/DEPARTURE TIMES:
Yacht offers a 3pm arrival and departure option. From Nassau especially, the later start works well for a short sail from the marina to a close island for a following morning start on the longer sail. On return, a later departure enables the crew to have a more leisure morning with the guests before departing on the return sail from the Exumas to Nassau. The yacht will provide lunch on the day of departure if they opt to leave at 3pm. They offer standard noon-noon arrival/departure time if preferred.

**SEE BROKER NOTES FOR MORE INFORMATION - WAIVER REQUIRED IN ADDITION TO CONTRACT**

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Inclusive

WILD RUMPUS

Beam: 26

Draft: 5

Max Speed: 10

Total Cabins: 2

King Cabins: 2

Queen Cabins: 0

Single Cabins: 0

Double Cabins: 0

Twin Cabins: 0

Pullman Cabins: 0

Helipad: No

Jacuzzi: No

Toys:
Noodles

Entertainment:
110 at all times, AC in cabins and saloon, soap, shampoo, microwave, drink fridge, box chairs

Capt. Stacey Carter
As a teenager on the lakes of Alabama, Stacey spent her summers pulling water skiers from morning to dusk. Her interest in sailing began with an American Sailing Association (ASA) 101 course in south Florida, followed by a long road trip through Texas to buy a 16’ sailboat. That small boat was a small step on what would become a lifelong passion for being on the water.

After moving to the San Francisco Bay Area, Stacey’s sailing became less of a hobby and more of a passion.    Sailboat vacations to the Virgin Islands and Croatia expanded her boating horizons, while sailboat racing on the San Francisco Bay honed her skills.

Stacey and her husband Eric lived on Angel Island in the San Francisco Bay, which made boating a part of their daily lives as the sole means of getting to and from the island. Stacey and her husband were also active members of the Corinthian Yacht Club in Tiburon, California, where they could often be found in the late evening after just stopping by for a quick and early lunch.

Stacey’s true passion and excitement come from sailing in warmer water than San Francisco, such as the Caribbean. As a certified scuba diver and water sports enthusiast, crystal-clear warm waters are where she finds the most joy. Her interests in healthy eating and sunset happy hours are perfectly balanced for the Caribbean boating lifestyle. Stacey holds a USCG 100 Ton Master’s license and sailing endorsement.

Stacey was part of the crew that sailed Wild Rumpus from South Africa to Grenada, then on to the Virgin Islands, Bahamas, and New England before returning to the Virgin Islands.

Chef Eric Carter
Growing up just off the Narragansett Bay in Massachusetts, Eric grew up with the lakes and rivers of New England as his playground. His lifelong love of being outdoors and on the water progressed from swim team to lifeguard and eventually to 20 years as a California State Park Ranger. As a Park Ranger, Eric worked and played along the redwood coast and the rivers of the Sierra foothills for almost all of his career.

After being stationed on Angel Island, in the San Francisco Bay, Eric’s love of all things nature and water turned into a passion for sailing. When his wife suggested they join the nearby yacht club, he wasn’t convinced. But, after a few of the Friday night beer can races bringing up the rear end on their beloved and tiny Wabi Sabi, Eric returned to his wife with what he thought was a brilliant and totally original idea—joining the nearby Corinthian Yacht Club! Eric and Stacey joined and continued to sail as a means of commuting from Angel Island to the main land, race on the San Francisco Bay, and sail anywhere his wife let him such as Croatia and the Virgin Island until they moved aboard Wild Rumpus.

Eric and Stacey are also members of the most exclusive (and largely imaginary) yacht club in America, the Angel Island Yacht Club. Since only a handful of California State Park employees ever live on Angel Island, the yacht club will remain the exclusive domain of a lucky few sailors.
Eric’s passion for sailing and fun are infectious and sure to brighten your vacation.

Eric holds a USCG OUPV license.

Eric was part of the crew that sailed Wild Rumpus from South Africa to Grenada, then to New England and back to the Caribbean again, so he knows the boat intimately.