Comfortable, high-performance sailing for moments of pure pleasure in the calm waters of the Whitsundays.
From $579 - $1029 AUD per night| 8 Passengers (8 recommended) | |||
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4 Berths | ||
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4 Private Cabins | ||
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4 Showers | ||
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4 Toilets | ||
With a timeless design featuring exceptional comfort on board, the Jeanneau 49i is the perfect bareboat for easy sailing around the Whitsunday islands. There are 4 private double cabins with ensuites, comfortably sleeping up to 8 people. Excellent storage throughout with a good size galley and saloon and all the amenities one could wish for including a large refrigerator and freezer space, microwave and oven. One of the most spacious cockpits on a yacht of this size with large twin steering wheels offering effortless handling in any sailing condition. Kick back with some music using the iPod dock or CD player as you sail. A centre cockpit table extends out to accommodate everyone comfortably, a deck BBQ, esky and deck shower. Fully battened mainsail with lazy jacks and furling jib makes the Jeanneau 49i a breeze to sail on your bareboat charter.
Because of our previous experience with Cumberland Charter Yachts they were our first and only choice for choosing a boat, but which boat. After plenty of research we chose a boat and booked it. Then we promptly upgraded to another boat. This went on for a while until we finally settled on a Salina catamaran, the mighty Serengeti. Was this the right choice? As we were to find out, too right it was. We like to be well organised so many fun get togethers were had sorting out food, drinks etc. We all had to do 2 meals each, a lunch and a dinner. Hope the kitchen would be big enough. It was! Plenty of frothies were ordered; hope there was enough fridge space. There was! Nara is a beautiful place to moor. Very calm and peaceful. That afternoon John and Steph from Cumberland motor over and take some video of the Serengeti and us at play. Yes you can see it on You Tube. In the morning the bay is a mill pond but we are off to snorkel at Blue Pearl Bay at Hayman Island. It is the best coral reef we come across. Deano and I found if you swam down deep and stay still you could hear the whales out at sea singing. Amazing! Goodbye Serengeti maybe we will meet again one day.Tiffany - ALBANY, WA
