WELCOME ABOARD!
Relax, unwind and enjoy a luxury charter onboard our 50ft catamaran, Curanta Cridhe, now based in Lanzarote.
The Canary Islands, consisting of seven Islands and six islets, are an African archipelago located in the Atalantic Ocean and offer winter sunshine with good prevailing winds. A truly unique way to enjoy this relaxing part of the world is on board Curanta Cridhe. Cruise the waters between the mountainous islands to experience dramatic scenery with volcanic landscapes, and enjoy the diversity of the beaches, from long and golden to wavy and windy. Enjoy a mixture of cuisines, including Spanish, African and Latin American with a variety of ingredients sourced from island to island.
We are waiting to get your charter underway!
Contact info@capriceyachtcharter.co.uk or
our Central Agent - BERNARD GALLAY Yacht Brokerage
Lisa Spiller
Charter Manager
BERNARD GALLAY Yacht Brokerage
1 rue Barthez
34000 MONTPELLIERFRANCE
Tel : +33 (0)4 67 66 39 93
GSM :+33 (0)6 33 42 45 09
Fax :+33 (0)4 67 66 34 67
Skype : bernard.gallay.yacht.brokerage
More comfort for 2017
In March 2015 Anne and I started our mandate on board S/V Curanta Cridhe. The boat was in dry dock in Ardrossan, Scotland. Today, Curanta Cridhe is safely secured in Nanny Cay, Tortola, BVI. Ready for the worst part of the hurricane season, tightly strapped to the ground, she is resting after heighten months of intense navigation.Read more
Curanta Cridhe’s first charter in the Med
Our first charter just ended in Bonifacio, Corsica and we can proudly say it was a true success. We were blessed to receive on board Curanta Cridhe a very nice Brazilian family. I picked them up at the Calvi airport in Corsica. They began their family vacation with a few days in Paris, France, then they put their bags on the teak deck of Curanta CridheRead more
Captain's Blog - Atlantic Crossing : from Scotland to the Caribbean!
We arrived in Antigua on November 24, 2015 after a successful passage from our summer base in Scotland. We covered a total distance of 5700 nautical miles in seven weeks at an average speed of 6.92 knots.Read more
