Quo Vadis Power Catamaran

Her tenders are a 6.5 m Gemini RIB with 70 HP engines and a 2.5 m Gemini dinghy under a 15 HP outboard, and either can take guests ashore. Quo Vadis is a 75ft (23m) Two Oceans power catamaran, built in 2019 and given a refit in 2023.

On deck

The saloon and galley open into each other, so the galley is part of the living space rather than shut away behind a door. The aft deck carries a dining table and a barbecue, the bridge has its own seating and lounge area, and there is further deck seating alongside a trampoline for lying out in the open air. From the swim platform the water is a step away rather than a jump.

Water toys

A paddleboard and a kayak each take a paddler away from the yacht under their own power, and snorkelling and fishing gear make up the rest of the six toys she carries.

Where she cruises

Quo Vadis has her home port at Mahe in the Seychelles, and Seychelles waters are her cruising ground, with December through March her peak months.

Accommodation and crew

Four cabins, each with a convertible king, sleep eight guests, and eight is also the number she can carry for a day on the water. A crew of four runs her, and the cabins are air-conditioned, with Wi-Fi aboard.

Comfort under way

She cruises at 20 knots and holds 33 knots at the top end, so moving from anchorage to anchorage takes little time.

Charter notes

Quo Vadis suits a family or a group of friends of up to eight, and beyond the week she also takes a three-day, day or half-day charter, so a short rental fits her as well as a long stay.