Helia 44 | Catamaran - 2017

What I really like about the Helia 44 is that forward and side visibility is excellent. I'm 5'3 and had full view of the bow. However, visibility aft is partially obstructed so you'll need a little help if anchoring or docking stern to on the port side. The helm seats two to three quite comfortably and just three steps up from the helm to the coach roof, you will find additional seating for two as well as two full sized lounge pads for sunning. Your captain will never be lonely!

During the day, your cockpit, galley and main salon are quickly transformed into one large living space by simply opening the oversized sliding glass door and the adjoining pass through window to the galley. Flow through ventilation is provided by several opening hatches in both the main salon and cockpit.

The U-shaped galley is absolutely lovely. There's lots of counter space for meal prep and the goodies include a double stainless steel sink, 3 burner stove, oven, microwave, two drawer fridge and separate freezer. The open concept design allows your cook(s) to remain part of the fun while preparing those Caribbean gastronomic delights!

Each of the 4 cabins boasts a queen sized berth, an abundance of natural light, large overhead hatches, fixed portlights, large drawers, good sized hanging lockers, excellent headroom and a respectably sized en suite head with separate shower.

This is one very comfortable bareboat that can easily accommodate 8 to 10 people without tripping over one another.

This yacht offers: 4 Queen cabins - 1 Child/teen berth - in the following configuration:

• 2 Forward queen cabins - Sleeps 2 in each Berth Size: 5'3" x 6'7"
• 2 Aft queen cabins - Sleeps 2 in each Berth Size: 5'2" x 6'7"
• 1 Port Forepeak single child berth - Sleeps 1

• Free on board Wi-Fi.
  
• Pots & pans, dinnerware, glassware and cutlery are provided in quantities matching the capacity of this yacht.
  
• Towels, bed linens and snorkel gear are supplied for all aboard. Beach towels are not provided.
  
• Small first aid kit, binoculars, navigational tools, small chart and a cruising guide to the Virgin Islands.
  
• Life jackets are supplied for all aboard. However, if you will have a toddler or very small child aboard, it would be wise to bring a zip up life jacket to Tortola as small life jackets are in very limited supply and fit is not guaranteed.
  
• A starter kit including 1 toilet roll per head, small hand soaps, 1 roll of paper towels, dish liquid, all-purpose cleaner, 1 sponge, 3 Handi Wipes, 2 small and 2 large trash bags, matches, and 4 bags of ice are provided. Once the starter kit has been used, you are responsible for all consumable items.
  

• Accommodations suitable for your captain: Midships bunk cabin | quarter berth cabin | double or queen cabin.
• You may also assign an adult forepeak berth provided the crew have clear access to a head (bathroom) that does not require entering a private cabin occupied by members of your party.
• If your group is of a size that requires the use of open berths such as an open midships berth or saloon table conversion, please designate members of your party to fill those spaces.
• Please note that a captain is hired at your request and is non-cancellable less than 91 days prior to the start of your charter. Should you wish to cancel a crew member 90 days or less prior to your charter start date, the full crew fee will will become due and payable.