Description
Step aboard the Ovni 52 and set sail for a true adventure. Built entirely in aluminum with a lifting keel, this exceptional yacht gives you access to remote anchorages and hidden bays that most sailboats can only dream of reaching.
Spacious, powerful, and designed for long-range cruising, the Ovni 52 combines safety, comfort, and freedom. Its large cockpit offers the perfect setting for relaxing or enjoying open-sea sailing, while three double cabins and a convertible salon provide generous living space for up to eight guests.
Strong, stylish, and fully equipped, the Ovni 52 is made for sailors seeking both comfort and authenticity—a floating home built for discovery.
Details
Accommodations
This boat has a maximum capacity of 6 people. It features 3 cabins with an overnight sleeping capacity of 9 (3 of which are in the common area), 1 bathroom, and 1 shower.
Crew
Clem is a passionate Captain, always keen on explaining and teaching. He's been a skipper for 7 years and has crossed multiple oceans. Blanche is an attentive crewmate, she will make sure you feel comfortable and safe onboard. She's been a crew for 3 years and has sailed more than 7 000 miles. The crew is really good with children and are used to have them onboard.
Clément
Blanche
Add-ons
This boat has 0 additional service(s) available for overnight trips. You can select optional addons to customize your trip on the next page. Note that required addons are mandatory, and addons marked as payable at base need to be paid directly to the boat owner when you get to the boat.
Amenities
Policies
No refund if renter cancels
Boat rules
- The captain has the final say regarding itinerary and weather conditions
Owner
Location & Destination Guide
A Carribean archipelago with a French flavor - discover this tropical gem from the deck of your Sailo boat rental. You’ll find plenty to entice and enthall you both onshore and off when sailing Guadeloupe.
Shaped like a butterfly and just as pretty, Guadeloupe sits in the middle of the Antilles, a region known as the Leeward Islands.