00SEVEN Sailing Catamaran

Twenty-five litres of fuel an hour is the whole of 00SEVEN's appetite under engine. Jeanneau built this 55ft (17m) sailing catamaran in 2012, and she was refitted in 2021.

On deck

The swim platform puts the sea within a step of the deck, so getting in and out of the water is easy rather than a climb. Air conditioning and Wi-Fi are aboard, which keeps the cabins cool and leaves a way of staying in touch.

Water toys

Six toys travel with her. A kayak goes out under paddle, towables are there for anyone who wants pulling along the surface, and there is tackle for fishing. Snorkelling gear and scuba equipment both come aboard, so diving is possible straight from the boat, and a 13ft tender handles the trips ashore.

Where she cruises

Koh Phi Phi in Thailand is 00SEVEN's home port, and she cruises the waters of Thailand and Malaysia.

Accommodation and crew

Four cabins take ten guests overnight, and four crew are aboard with them, handling the sailing and the running of the boat, so sailing her is not the guests' job.

Comfort under way

She cruises at 8 knots, with 10 at the top of her range, and her peak falls across December, January, February and March.

Charter notes

00SEVEN suits a family or two couples sharing her, particularly anyone who wants to dive and swim as much as sail. She can also be hired for a day or a half day, with as many as twenty-five aboard.