SAINT SOPHIE
$28,000 – $42,000 / week
Weekly rate, fully crewed. It excludes the Advance Provisioning Allowance (25–35%), VAT where applicable and the discretionary crew gratuity. See what a charter costs.
Fountaine Pajot·2018·Tortola, British Virgin Islands
Yacht Specifications
Length
17.67m
Beam
9.14m
Draft
4.5m
Year Built
2018
Builder
Fountaine Pajot
Guests
8
Cabins
5
Max Speed
9 kts
Hull Type
Catamaran
About This Yacht
Operating Area: Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI) Step aboard Saint Sophie, where spacious living, privacy, and effortless island style come together to create a beautiful home on the water. Designed for guests who want to truly settle into yacht life, Saint Sophie offers generous, thoughtfully appointed accommodations with the comfort and privacy to unwind after a full day exploring the Caribbean. Her inviting cabins provide peaceful personal retreats, complemented by private bathroom facilities and plenty of space to unpack, relax, and feel at home. Wake each morning surrounded by turquoise water, enjoy a quiet moment before breakfast, and return in the evening to the comfort of your own private cabin. Throughout the yacht, natural light and contemporary finishes create an atmosphere that feels fresh, relaxed, and distinctly luxurious. Whether traveling with family, couples, or a group of friends, Saint Sophie offers the wonderful balance of shared spaces for making memories together and private spaces when you want a little time of your own. Your accommodation is not simply where you sleep — aboard Saint Sophie, it becomes part of the experience.
Nicholson's Perspective
A Fountaine Pajot 17.67m motor yacht built in 2018, Saint Sophie is a spacious and modern choice for larger parties. This vessel suits a group of eight, with a five-cabin layout that provides excellent privacy and accommodation flexibility. Its design prioritizes volume and ease of movement, making it a reliable option for extended cruising. One major strength is the high cabin-to-guest ratio, which ensures that eight passengers have ample space. Nicholson Yachting notes that prospective charterers should consider the vessel's specific draft, as this will influence the selection of anchorages and the ability to access shallower coastal regions during the charter itinerary.