CMN Catamaran 32M Bella Vita - Luxury Charter in the British Virgin Islands & US Virgin Islands

Book Bella Vita for your next charter and youll unlock a seamless, five-star experience among the BVIs and USVI, with a flexible approach to itineraries and a service level that adapts to your group.

The vessel spans 32 meters, delivering an immense interior with panoramic windows that flow into a broad saloon, a full-beam master suite, and triple crews aboard to handle every need. An aft platform supports water activities, while a robust watermaker keeps guests self-sufficient during longer charters. Bella Vita was launched in 2023 from a renowned shipyard, reflecting CMN's signature stability and a whoi-inspired environmental suite.

Charters with Bella Vita emphasize flexibility. If your group includes divers, families, or wildlife enthusiasts, youll craft an itinerary that fits western routes along coral walls, atlantic deeper dives, and white-sand beaches. The approach blends privacy with social spaces: a broad saloon for shared meals, a formal dining area, and a secluded escape on the upper deck. For those curious about science or reefs, a whoi-inspired instrument package can be added to the plot of your voyage–without compromising leisure. Youll also spot whales in the vicinity during calm conditions, a reminder of the rich marine life you can encounter while cruising these waters.

In the British Virgin Islands, you can make short hops between sheltered harbours, exploring coves and the western wall of coral reefs, while in the USVI you can anchor in quiet bays off St. Thomas and St. John. Bella Vita's navigation plan prioritizes calm seas, steady trades, and minimal environmental impact, while crews handle charters with efficiency and warmth. Youll also find private escapes on the deck–perfect for sunset cocktails with a view of the atlantic to the west.

Onboard, triple crews rotate through chef, deck, and steward services, maintaining a quick response to requests and a clean, welcoming saloon. The vessel uses a proven platform for stability and easy access to water activities, while a robust watermaker supports long days at sea. Bella Vita benefits from ongoing maintenance at a shipyard-grade program, including a regular refit cycle and checks on the air-handling system. The plot for the next season includes enhancements to silent generators and an upgraded lighting package.

To start planning, contact a broker a few months ahead of peak season to secure BVIs permits, island calls, and sail routes. A mid-December to April window offers the most reliable trade winds and calm seas for a luxury charter aboard Bella Vita.

CARIBBEAN YACHT CHARTER HIGHLIGHTS

Choose Bella Vita for a private, five-cabin charter that delivers an epic, tailored experience in the British Virgin Islands and US Virgin Islands. The tankoa-built hull glides on a steady surface and a capable platform that handles Atlantic chop with ease. Throughout the voyage, guests enjoy a seamless flow from deck to cabin: five cabins in total, sleeping up to ten guests, with a refined salon and private lounging spaces. An inflatable tender expands water activities from snorkeling to island-hopping.

Bransons influence informs a meticulous hospitality approach, with crew that anticipates needs from sunrise coffee to nightcaps while preserving private space aboard. The model is aimed at comfort and efficiency, with five cabins designed for flexible configurations. The on-deck dining area opens to a protected alfresco space that faces the islands throughout the day. The inflatable water toys extend snorkel and beach-explore options, and a research-ready platform accommodates sensors from whoi for optional marine data collection. The operation aligns with republic-certified safety standards and is supported by a network of companys partners to ensure reliable service across every charter.

Dream itineraries unfold with epic experiences from the Baths of Virgin Gorda to sheltered USVI coves. The crew balances sailing and anchored days, pairing guided snorkels, stand-up paddle, and the inflatable toys with thoughtful downtime. A chef-led program serves five-course meals inspired by local produce, while private cabins become calm retreats after sunset. For guests who crave marine data, the ship supports a whoi sensor platform and mariana-depth probes for optional research runs, adding a subtle scientific edge to the charter. Guests enjoy a private down moment after sunset, and the operation relies on companys partners to ensure smooth provisioning across islands and republic-standard safety.

Itinerary Options: BVIs & USVI Cruising Routes and Anchorages

Choose a central BVIs loop that starts in Road Town, Tortola, and uses Bella Vita’s main platform to link cabin and staterooms with easy access to the foredeck. In january, steady trades keep mornings predictable as you glide from Cane Garden Bay to Soper’s Hole, then around Virgin Gorda’s North Sound to anchor at Leverick Bay or the Bitter End area. The triple-cabin option delivers flexible sleeping for families or friends, while a sofa in the saloon invites relaxed social time. Conditioning keeps cabins comfortable, and the navigation display is displayed at the chart table to help explorers decide what to sample next–what fits your group’s pace and mood.

From Road Town, continue the BVIs loop with sheltered crossings and iconic stops: Cane Garden Bay for beach time, Soper’s Hole for provisioning, and a northward push to Virgin Gorda’s protected harbors. In the North Sound, consider Mosquito or Necker Island surroundings, then drop anchor at Leverick Bay or near the Bitter End marina. Anegada offers Setting Point and Loblolly Bay as quiet moorings, followed by Jost Van Dyke’s Great Harbour and White Bay for snorkeling and beach bars. Norman Island’s caves and Painted Walls provide reef action, with Peter Island or Salt Island as later-stage pauses before returning to Tortola. This sequence suits divers and sun-seekers while keeping berths and main deck spaces well balanced.

Switching to the USVI, set a course toward St. John first: Cruz Bay anchors give easy access to pristine trails and Waterlemon Cay snorkeling. Leinster Bay offers a sheltered option for quiet nights, then Cinnamon Bay presents a long stretch of sand and clear water. Move to the south side of St. John or onward to St. Thomas, with Red Hook for dinghy access and marina amenities, or Charlotte Amalie for provisioning and nightlife. Lovango Cay and Great St. James nearby provide reefs and twilight views. The Antonini-influenced layout and Huisman-inspired handling on Bella Vita keep the main deck smooth and maneuverable while staterooms below deliver privacy for two couples or a family, with berths arranged to maximize sleeping flexibility.

What anchors your itinerary? If you crave protected anchorages and reef exploration, the BVIs first plan around Cane Garden Bay, Leverick Bay, Anegada, Jost Van Dyke, Norman Island, and Peter Island–then ease into USVI stops at Cruz Bay, Leinster Bay, Cinnamon Bay, Magens Bay, Red Hook, and Charlotte Amalie. The built-in data mine of local tips helps tailor nights by wind shifts and currents, while the sofa area and cabin configurations adapt to different groups. The environment benefits from careful anchoring and a team approach that maintains calm seas, safe distances, and responsible waste practices–an ideal case for adventurers who love to explore around the earth aboard Bella Vita.

Onboard Comforts: Accommodations, Dining, and Privacy

Choose a crewed Bella Vita with a dedicated master suite midway between the hulls and two guest cabins in symmetric layouts; this model prioritizes privacy and total comfort. The master suite sits midway between hulls with a king bed, a walk-in wardrobe, and an en-suite bathroom, while wall insulation keeps engine and hull noise at bay. Guest cabins offer private bathrooms accessed from their own corridors, often keeping guest life separate from the crew path which runs along the central spine of the ship. The saloon flows to the aft deck, where the wall opens to merge indoor life with outdoor adventure on offshore charters. For care and convenience, the crew owns the delivery schedule and handles embarkation, provisioning, and daily service so guests can focus on the experience itself.

Dining on Bella Vita blends form and flexibility. The saloon hosts formal indoor meals, while the shaded aft deck becomes a sun-drenched alfresco dining room; both options usually seat eight guests with space for canapés. The shipyard-built galley with dual ovens, induction hobs, and generous refrigeration incorporates Caribbean flavors and can accommodate dietary detail such as gluten-free, vegan, or halal, with provisions delivered weekly and a march restock cadence to keep produce fresh. Charters appreciate a careful care regime: tableware, stemware, and linens are always pristine, and service is discreet and attentive to avoid interrupting guest life. The dining setup also offers private meals for the owner or other guests, with the saloon partitionable to create intimate corners for conversation and games; which keeps the mood relaxed and adventurous but never crowded, even in a packed marina.

Privacy and comfort extend beyond meals. The catamaran’s twin hulls provide a natural sound barrier, with independent access to guest cabins and a discreet crew corridor, withstanding marina bustle. Withstanding marina bustle, privacy remains intact. With the owner’s suite offering a private lounge and deck access, the saloon stays separate from service areas so guests remain in their own rhythm; this self-contained setup suits offshore adventure where the pace is yours. The captain owns the delivery of wine, towels, and daily routine, while the crew keeps detail steady to ensure quiet evenings and bright mornings. If the itinerary touches turks and nearby islets, Bella Vita delivers a peaceful retreat even when other charters crowd the pier, and you can feel the sting of salt air on a clear night.

Crew & Service: Captain, Chef, Stewardess, and Personalization

Choose Bella Vita for a novel, guest-first charter where the crew anticipates needs before they arise. Award-winning cameron guides the vessel with marine-savvy precision, while a skilled mate keeps safety and cadence in harmony. The chef designs a four-course menu that highlights local flavors, and the stewardess choreographs service with care to keep cabin ambiance relaxed. Every moment builds trust, from the first briefing to the final toast.

Personalization sits at the core of every Bella Vita voyage. The crew builds a tailored profile for each guest, starting with dietary needs, pacing, and sunset rituals; the plan includes options that would remain flexible into the day, and there is space to adapt as weather shifts. The crew brief guests about flows and rotations, ensuring everyone is comfortable. The approach treats every guest as an everyman, balancing kind attentiveness with privacy. The team curates adventure moments–snorkel routes, private market visits, or hands-on culinary sessions–without pressure or crowding. Down time becomes a platform for reflection, intimate conversations, and tasting experiences. If a guest marks a space as mine, the crew respects it and keeps that zone quiet.

Bella Vita is designed to glide into bays and coves with minimal wake, a level of sophistication launched to redefine luxury on yachts. The gear includes dive and safety equipment, an ice sheeder, and a compact service station that travels with the vessel. The deepest moments come from calm dialogue and a precise routine: starting with a concise briefing, the captain and mate align shifts, while the chef updates menus and the stewardess arranges service. There is a four-person crew rotation to ensure total coverage and reliability, and would coordinate quickly to accommodate last-minute requests. The non-aggressive presence keeps guests relaxed and provides space for private moments or shared stories. There, you get a sense of the camaraderie that defines this crew.

Watersports & Shore Excursions: Equipment, Safety, and Island Highlights

Book a charter with a dedicated watersports crew and a well-stocked gear locker; begin with a 15-minute safety briefing and two signature activities on day one to maximize time on the water.

Equipment on Bella Vita is organized for fast set-ups and easy transitions between activities.

• Stand-up paddleboards (SUPs) for calm mornings and reef flats.
• Single and tandem kayaks for shoreline exploration and shallow bays.
• Snorkel sets with masks, fins, and snorkels sized for adults and kids.
• Sea scooters or DPVs for efficient underwater exploration with less effort.
• Inflatable towables and tubes for family-friendly fun behind the stern.
• Water skis and a wakeboard, with crew assist for launches and landings.
• Safety gear: USCG-approved life jackets for all guests, throw bags, and a compact first‑aid kit.
• Communications and safety: VHF radio, emergency beacon, and a current weather monitor on board.

• All guests receive a briefing covering local rules and designated swimming zones; a buddy system is mandatory for water activities.
• Activities pause during adverse conditions or if guests feel seasick; crew will reposition the boat to provide calm water conditions.
• Keep a close watch on children; a dedicated crew member monitors them whenever water toys are in use.
• Refueling on the water is prohibited; plan fueling or recharging ashore or in a safe, closed area.
• Hydration and sun protection are mandatory during every outing; crew provides water and sunscreen.

Island highlights to consider during your itinerary

• The Baths, Virgin Gorda: a dramatic sea-carved landscape of giant boulders, natural pools, and tidal passages ideal for scenic passages by boat or a close approach by tender.
• Norman Island: sheltered coves in The Bight and nearby caves offer easy anchorages for lunch and a sheltered snorkeling window.
• Jost Van Dyke: White Bay sands, shallow reefs, and Foxys Bar provide a relaxed anchor with easy dinghy access to shore facilities.
• Tortola’s Cane Garden Bay and Smuggler’s Cove: long sandy crescents, clear water, and nearby reefs perfect for short swims between sets of watersports.
• Puntings and small islets along the north coast offer protected bays for a mid-day break and photo opportunities of rocky hills and palm-fringed shores.

Booking & Rates: Seasonal Availability, Deposits, and Cancellation Terms

Reserve six to nine months ahead in peak season to lock rates and secure preferred dates for Bella Vita. To confirm, youll place a 30% deposit; the remaining 70% is due 60 days prior to your charter start. Cancellations follow a tiered policy: 90+ days out, you receive a full refund minus a $500 admin fee; 60–89 days, you obtain 50% back; under 60 days, the booking is nonrefundable.

Seasonal availability and rates reflect trade winds and island-hopping windows around the British Virgin Islands and US Virgin Islands. High season runs roughly from mid-December through mid-April, with peak weeks often booking solidly. The shoulder periods from late April through June and from September through November offer favorable rates and shorter lead times. Offshore itineraries, including options to sail beyond the island chain toward caicos and other Caribbean isles, remain popular with true voyagers. Bella Vita's sail plan includes a genoa on the forward spread to optimize performance in lighter winds. For Bella Vita, weekly rates typically range from $120,000 in high season to $85,000 in shoulder periods; offshore charters may command a premium during peak weeks. Rates incorporate crewed operation, provisioning, and standard marina fees in BVIs or USVI, with a fixed fuel allowance for the voyage around the islands.

The Bella Vita operates as a crewed charter, with a dedicated captain and mate, plus a chef who designs provisioning for dietary needs. The operation runs to deliver safety and comfort; the rate includes all meals, on-board beverages, water, and essential marina dues when docked in BVIs or USVI. Provisioning is set around your tastes and dietary restrictions. The rate incorporates fuel allowances and standard marina dues where applicable. Extra costs cover guided excursions, scuba or snorkeling gear rental, and premium experiences such as private island visits. Each island stop is planned with a tailored approach to landscapes and sea life; the crew monitors fish movements around reefs to tailor snorkeling experiences, whether you want to lounge on the outdoor deck or pursue a more active voyage. Guests may stand at the foot of the bow to enjoy sunrise light, and when headed offshore, expect a daily sail plan of 4–6 hours with flexible anchorages to rest as needed.

Practical notes to optimize your Bella Vita booking: lock a preferred week when the forecast points to steady trades, and consider shoulder weeks for value. The operation can be tailored to whether you want a lighter sailing schedule or a more ambitious offshore itinerary toward caicos and other isles. Bella Vita features a wide outdoor deck, a shaded cockpit, and a generous foot of hull for lounging. The crew collaborates with scientists and local guides to track fish movements and reef health, incorporating eco-friendly practices into every voyage. Youll discuss crew size, whether to add an extra mate if your party exceeds eight, and the plan for ports of call as you headed offshore or kept within the island chain. The genoa remains the workhorse in light air and supports stable motion around each island, providing a true sense of freedom on your voyage. If youre planning a longer voyage, youre free to adjust stops along the way.