Exit Strategy Motor Yacht

Two jet skis and two Seabobs travel aboard Exit Strategy, a Numarine motor yacht of 85ft (26m), so two guests can be riding while two more take the Seabobs at the same moment. She came out of the yard in 2023.

Water toys

Five toys make up her kit: the jet skis and Seabobs, towable toys for anyone who prefers being pulled to steering, and snorkelling gear for those who would rather look at the seabed than skim over it. A 16ft tender carries the party ashore, and her swim platform means getting into the sea and climbing out again is a simple matter for swimmers and snorkellers alike.

Where she cruises

Exit Strategy keeps her home port at Marigot in St Martin, and St Martin, St Barths and Anguilla are the first of her ten cruising grounds. Antigua and Barbuda, Guadeloupe and Martinique are hers too, and the list continues with St Lucia, the Grenadines, Grenada and Barbados, a wide spread of Caribbean water for a party to choose from.

Accommodation and crew

Four cabins sleep eight guests: a king stateroom, two doubles and a twin, so a family with children or four couples of friends can each be housed in a way that fits them. Four crew look after them, which on eight guests works out at a crew member for every two aboard, and by day she can carry twelve.

Comfort under way

Under way she cruises at 9 knots and can reach 13 when the day asks for it, and December, January, February and March are the months when she is most in demand.

Charter notes

Exit Strategy suits a family or a group of friends, on a week or a three-day charter, and the hire is built around a party that spends its time in the water rather than watching it from the rail. Eight sleep aboard and twelve can join by day, so the party on deck in daylight can be larger than the party that stays the night.