Private Charter Sailing the Bahamas with Bonnie Lynn

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Bonnie Lynn was designed to be an offshore cruising vessel built to very high standards. She is incredibly comfortable and seaworthy, and her design makes her an interesting sailing experience and perfect boat to cruise the Bahamas in total comfort.

Offering guests bespoke private charter sailing in the Bahamas, Bonnie Lynn explores the Exuma island chain from Staniel Cay. Her design is a blend of traditional and modern, allowing guests to be enveloped by old world charm, while resting in the comfort of modern amenities.

Bonnie Lynn’s schooner rig is totally unique! Sharing characteristics with brigantine, topsail schooner, and staysail schooner rigs, she has been customised to be easily handled by two crew. Her owners Hannah and Erick are well-versed in sailing her solo although extra hands are always welcome if guests do want to get involved.

On deck, there is plenty of space for guests to wander about freely even while under sail. The table on deck has a removable enclosure that allows for outdoor dining in any weather. There is plenty of room to spread out and find privacy, or gather together for socialising.

Below Decks

Bonnie Lynn was a custom build so her space below decks is well considered. She has a generous galley and saloon leading off to two double cabins and a fore cabin that has a two single bunks (this cabin can also be turned into a double bed). She’s been traditionally built with rich teak and mahogany paneling and brass fittings creating a warm atmosphere for guests.

Although she has a traditional feel, she has been equipped with modern navigation equipment, has a sound-insulated engine room, water heater, water maker, fridge and freezer! The crew quarters sit in the stern of the ship which gives total privacy!

Accommodation

Number of guest berths : 6
Number of bathrooms : 2
Cabin configuration : 2x Double, 1x Fore Cabin (which can be a twin or a double)
Smoking policy : No smoking

Particulars

Port of Registration : Greenport, NY, USA
Builder : Treworgy Yachts, Palm Coast, FL Designers: Merritt Walter & Earl Mackenzie
Year built : 1998
Length overall : 22m / 72'
Draft : 7.5'
Beam : 15'3"
Number of Sails : 11
Rig : Schooner
Crew : 2
Licensed for day sails? : Yes
Waterproofs supplied? : No

Are all meals included?
Yes, all food and drinks* are included in your ticket price.
Are there any added extra's?
No, unless you go ashore. Excursions are not included.
Are drinks included?
Soft drinks, rum, house wine and local beer are included in the price. Additional liquors and specialty wines can be stocked at an additional cost. For these we charge retail price + 10% handling fee.
Can you cater for dietary needs?
Yes, Vegetarian, Dairy Free, Gluten Free are fine.
What language is spoken onboard?
English
Do I need to tip the crew?
Tips are not mandatory but are welcomed by the crew!
What are the sleeping arrangements?
There are two double cabins and a fore cabin that can be configured as two single bunks OR a double bed.
How many toilet/showers does she have?
All three cabins share two bathrooms.
Is there WIFI?
No, once you're sailing the remote islands of the Exuma's, there will likely be limited wifi/data available - a true digital detox!
Can I charge my phone/Camera?
Yes
Are there life jackets provided?
Yes
Are wetsuits and snorkel gear included?
Yes, Bonnie Lynn has 6 sets of adult snorkelling gear (masks, fins, snorkels), and 2 sets of children's. We have several shortie wet suits available to borrow, but guests are welcome to bring their own wet suits/ rash guards if they prefer.
Are Waterproofs provided?
No - you're unlikely to need them!
Do I need sailing experience?
No, absolutely not! Just a lust for adventure.
Will I be sea sick?
Everyone reacts differently but we recommend if you are at all worried to take some medication 24 hours before departure.
Is bedding included?
All bedding and wash towels are included. Please bring an extra swimming towel.