Indablue Luxury Catamaran

The most recent thing about Indablue is her 2025 refit, work carried out on a 74ft (23m) luxury catamaran that Sunreef Yachts launched in 2017.

Where she cruises

She is based at Exuma in the Bahamas, and her cruising takes her over the Bahamas and Turks and Caicos, which leaves a group more than a single stretch of water to choose from.

Accommodation and crew

Three cabins sleep seven guests overnight, her peak months being December, January, February and March. The beds run to a king, a queen, a twin and a pullman berth, a mix that works for a family as much as for couples travelling together. Four crew run her for those seven, so the cooking, the tender and the cabins stay in their hands.

Comfort under way

She cruises at 9 knots with 12 at the top end, an unhurried pace between anchorages, and air conditioning below with Wi-Fi aboard keeps the cabins comfortable and the group in touch with home.

Water toys

A Seabob, a paddleboard, water skis and a wakeboard travel with her, along with gear for snorkelling and fishing, and a beach tender that takes people ashore, so the water is reachable whether a guest wants to be towed, to paddle or to fish.

Charter notes

Indablue suits a family or friends who care more about the water than covering distance: her charter runs by the week, over three days or as a day rental, and while seven sleep aboard, twelve can be with her for the day.