Sailboat for rental in Winthrop, MA
Description
This is a 2012 Bavaria 45 cruiser that has been well maintained and is a pleasure to sail. She is an owners version with a large owners stateroom that will make you feel completely at home. The experienced captain and crew will make sure your trip is memorable whether you want to sail or just relax at anchor.
Boat has cruised extensively over the past 5 years. She has sailed from the east coast to the Caribbean and across the Atlantic where she explored the Mediterranean for three seasons. Currently she has crossed back to Boston and is available to explore this beautiful area with her captain. Charters are available for the day or week. Come enjoy the sun and beautiful anchorages in comfort!
Details
Accommodations
This boat has a maximum capacity of 6 people. It features 3 cabins with an overnight sleeping capacity of 4, 3 bathrooms, and 0 showers.
Amenities
Reviews
We had a great experience sailing with Jason while on our bachelorette trip! Jason was very responsive and accommodating to our needs. The boat was incredible and we felt right at home onboard! Would highly recommend!!!
Great host wonderful trip. Could not have asked for a better day on the water. Introduced my Grandkids to sailing. Jason and his wife are great host, very experienced and a pleasure to chat with.
Captain Jason and his boat were everything we hoped for when looking for an evening sail to celebrate my partner’s birthday. Would do it every weekend if we could. The boat was clean, had 3 heads, and plenty of space to lounge and layout. He let us participate in the sailing which my partner loved as she is a long-time sailor. Would recommend to anybody
Policies
Full refund if renter cancels 6 days or more before the trip start date.
No refund if renter cancels 5 days or less before the trip start date.
Boat rules
- No Smoking
- Arrive 15 min prior to trip
- Guests may bring wine and beer
Owner
Location & Destination Guide
What makes sailing in Boston so special? Boston is a city of great diversity, both in terms of culture and landscape. Although Boston is known for its colonial architecture, narrow old streets and cobble stones that take the traveler back straight to 18th century England, the city really opens up from the water.
