Tropical Amarante (1992) · Catamaran · 48 ft · 13 pers · Miami

"The Sea Bubble" is a playful 48' sailing catamaran, very open and stable thanks to her 25' width. During the day, she comfortably accommodate 13 guests who can hang out, without getting a sunburn, in her large cockpit, or relax, get a tan, watch the dolphins in the trampolines in the front . We often conduct yoga, meditation classes and sound healings for those interested on the vast foredeck. The access to the water is easy and permit transfer to and from the 10' tender. Inside, she has 3 double cabins, a large galley and a spacious living/dining area with a huge sofa. At night, her colorful LED lights create the vibe desired. ​ She was built in Senegal by Tropic Catamarans and sailed from Africa to the Mediterranean Sea, from Maine to Argentina, passing through the Bahamas, Panama and the Caribbean. In other words, she has a lot of experience, a deep solid soul and is always happy to go on new adventures. On The Sea Bubble, you can become part of the crew and can participate in the sailing activities like setting or trimming the sails, steering, reading maps and assessing the weather conditions. Captain and mate passionately share their experience and knowledge, spot interesting sites, sea life or clouds and invite you to engage in various activities (including sunbathing and resting). We depart from Nassau or Eleuthera (until end of August) When in Miami (from September 2024 we set sails from Covinut Grove and sail through the calm waters of the Florida Bay. We head for Stiltsville, Cape Coral Lighthouse, sandbars or keys (islands) and anchor to enjoy swimming, snorkeling and other nautical activities even wing foiling for the more adventurous. If weather and wind permit, we may reach the pretty islands of Boca Chita and Elliott Key, about 3 hours sail time away in good conditions. We also organize longer cruises in the Bahamas and the Florida Keys. Yet sailing is about the journey, not the destination ! and onboard The Sea Bubble, one quickly gets addicted to this feeling of freedom, this exhilarating connection with teammates and Nature. Yes, you really experience "going with the flow".