Tupelo Honey Sailing Catamaran

Tupelo Honey is a 60ft (18m) sailing catamaran built in 2027 by Heysea. With 6 cabins – 5 Queen and 2 Single – she accommodates 12 guests for multi-day sailing and 12 for day charters, with a crew of 3 running the boat and looking after everyone aboard.

The Sailing Life

There is something distinct about a sailing catamaran charter – the quiet of moving under wind power, the stability of two hulls, and the shallow draft that opens up anchorages deeper vessels cannot access. Tupelo Honey cruises at 8 knots and offers an open, airy layout where the galley, salon, and cockpit flow together naturally. This is hands-on sailing if you want it, or a fully crewed experience if you would rather sit back on the trampoline net and watch the coastline pass. Features include a swim platform.

Water Toys & Exploration

11 water toys including a jet ski, a Seabob, SUP boards, a wakeboard, kayaks, and towable inflatables are aboard. The 14ft tender extends exploration to nearby reefs, beaches, and coastal villages. The catamaran’s shallow draft means Tupelo Honey can anchor in places that most yachts cannot reach, giving guests access to quieter, more pristine spots.

Sailing Caribbean

Tupelo Honey charters across British Virgin Islands, USVI, Puerto Rico, St Martin, St Barths and Anguilla in the Caribbean, repositioning seasonally to follow the best wind patterns and cruising conditions. The best months are Jan, Feb, Mar, Dec, when steady winds and warm waters create ideal sailing. The captain plans each day around wind direction and guest preferences.