
Luxury Day Boat · 52 ft
Solara
A teal-and-white Sunseeker 52 for groups of up to 14, with an open bar and a breakfast fruit platter on board.
Solara is a Sunseeker 52 with room for up to 14 guests, a wide teak swim platform and plenty of deck to spread out. Days start with a breakfast fruit platter and an open bar, and the captain and crew shape the route around your group: swim stops around St. Maarten, a full day in Anguilla or the crossing to St. Barths.
Length
52 ft
Guests
14
Crew
2
Builder
Sunseeker
Type
Luxury Day Boat
Pickup
Bobby's Marina
Charter prices
Choose the crossing.
Prices are for the complete private charter, not per person. Applicable conditions from the current rate card are listed below.
Full day
- St Maarten / St Martin
- $2,850
- Anguilla
- $3,500
- St Barth
- $4,000
One-way island transfers
- Anguilla
- $3,000
- St Barth
- $3,500
Please note
- Card processing: 4%.
- Island transfers are one way.
Included aboard
- Captain and crew
- Fresh towels
- Open bar
- Breakfast fruit platter
- Snorkel gear
Where it can take you
Departure points
Bobby’s Marina (home marina) · Fort Louis Marina
Plan a day on SolaraWhat is included?
Every charter includes a professional captain, fuel, snorkelling gear, light snacks, fresh towels and drinks: water, soft drinks, juices, beer, spirits, rosé and champagne. The VanDutch 55 also has a steward aboard; the Marlin 35 carries a floating mat and a paddleboard.
Where do we board?
From one of our departure points around the island, including Bobby’s Marina in Philipsburg, Simpson Bay, Porto Cupecoy and Fort Louis in Marigot. Which ones are possible depends on the boat; see Departures for details.
Do I need a passport?
Only if you visit Anguilla or St. Barths. The boat clears customs on arrival, and any customs or entry fees are confirmed with your quote. Local days around Tintamarre and Pinel need no passport.
What happens if the weather is bad?
Your captain has the final say on safety. If conditions are not right for the planned route, we will suggest a sheltered alternative or move the charter to another day.
