Victoria PR Motor Yacht

A 2020 refit gave Victoria PR the shape she has today: a 68ft (21m) Azimut motor yacht from 2006, with air conditioning and Wi-Fi aboard and a Bluetooth sound system guests can play their own music through.

Water toys

The Seabob, which is charged separately, gives a rider a powered way through the water, and a paddleboard covers the slower version of the same pleasure. A water mat and floaties give the group something to spread out on at the surface, snorkelling gear is there for looking at what lies below it, and beach games travel with her for time ashore.

Where she cruises

Fajardo is her home port, and Victoria PR stays within the waters of Puerto Rico, which she works year-round, December and then January, February and March being her busiest months.

Accommodation and crew

Four cabins take six guests overnight, among them a king, a queen and a twin, and a crew of two runs the boat for them.

Comfort under way

She cruises at 20 knots and will hold 25, so the distance between anchorages is quickly covered.

On deck

A swim platform puts guests straight into the water and a deck shower rinses the salt off afterwards, while the barbecue means a meal can be cooked in the open air. Snacks, sodas, bottled water and a case of local beer come aboard with her.

Charter notes

She suits a family or a group of friends who want Puerto Rico from the water: six sleep aboard, twelve can come along for a day hire, and she hosts events for the same twelve. Bookings run by the half day, the day, three days or the full week.