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About STELLA MARE
The BVI from the water, all year round, with a crew of two who know every anchorage between Tortola and Anegada. STELLA MARE is a 2025 Lagoon 55 sailing catamaran built for exactly this: eight guests in four en-suite queen cabins, cork decking underfoot, and a toy list that punches well above her 16-metre length.
The salon is bright and open, with full-width windows that put the Caribbean in every sightline, and the covered flybridge handles meals, sundowners, and long afternoons equally well. Below, all four cabins are queens with private bathrooms, no hierarchy, so groups of couples or friends don't draw straws for the smaller room.
On the water, the inventory runs deeper than the size suggests: four sea scooters, a FliteScooter (electric hydrofoil), two paddleboards with a windsurf attachment, a wakeboard, water skis, a towable tube, and snorkel gear. An inflatable floating dock and four hangout chairs turn any calm anchorage into a floating lounge. Fishing rods and beach games round it out.
She charters year-round from the BVI, with an all-inclusive programme that covers provisioning, fuel, and the kind of local knowledge that only comes from running one boat in one place.
Specifications
Amenities & Water Toys
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Destinations
British Virgin Islands
STELLA MARE spends the season in the British Virgin Islands, where the islands sit close together around the Sir Francis Drake Channel and passages between them are short. Popular stops include The Baths on Virgin Gorda, White Bay on Jost Van Dyke and the snorkelling around Norman Island.
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STELLA MARE spends the season in the British Virgin Islands, where the islands sit close together around the Sir Francis Drake Channel and passages between them are short. Popular stops include The Baths on Virgin Gorda, White Bay on Jost Van Dyke and the snorkelling around Norman Island.
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Good to Know
Key details to help you prepare for your charter experience.
An APA (Advanced Provisioning Allowance) is a pre-paid amount given to the yacht to cover costs like food & drinks on board, fuel, and mooring fees. At the end of your charter, we'll provide you with an itemized breakdown of the expenses, and any unused funds will be refunded to you.
Your Captain will keep you updated if you're close to exceeding your budget. If necessary, they'll discuss how to proceed, which usually involves a simple bank transfer to replenish the allowance.
We recommend around 10-15% of the charter fee as gratuity for the crew. It's thoughtful to prepare a thank-you card or envelope to make the process easier.
We'll provide you with the Captain's contact details well ahead of your charter. We can also create a group chat with you and the Captain to go over any plans and preferences before you board.
We follow MYBA and CYBA contract standards, these internationally recognized agreements offer clarity and security throughout your charter experience.
If you're ever uncertain about what's included or have any questions, feel free to ask your broker at Frontier Yachting. We're here to ensure your charter experience is perfect.











