Guests
8Cabins
4Crew
2
Cabins4
Queen(s)4
Showers4
Wash Basins5
Electric Heads5
Heads5
Paper in HeadsYes
Size / Year Built / Builder
62.0 Ft / 2016 / Lagoon
Other specifications
- Beam32.10 Feet
- Draft5.1 Feet
- TypeCatamaran
Cabin beds
4 Queen(s)
Accommodations
Headroom
Master 75-80"
Master Head 76-80"
Main Salon 82"
All cabins & heads are 76-80"
2025 Refit
Technical Upgrades:
• New generator
• New air-conditioning unit
• New water heater
• New Rainman watermaker
• Two new cockpit refrigerators
• New icemaker
• New equipment pumps
Aesthetic & Comfort Upgrades:
• All new Sunbrella exterior cushions
• New interior upholstery
• New Bimini canvas top
• New pillows and linens
• New dishes and silverware
• New SUP and Solstice float
Complete servicing, replacement, and upgrading of mechanical and electrical systems throughout. In addition to major technical enhancements, Heavenly features refreshed interior and exterior furnishings, upgraded amenities, guest robes in every cabin, and a surprise souvenir package to take home as a lasting memory of your charter
Master 75-80"
Master Head 76-80"
Main Salon 82"
All cabins & heads are 76-80"
2025 Refit
Technical Upgrades:
• New generator
• New air-conditioning unit
• New water heater
• New Rainman watermaker
• Two new cockpit refrigerators
• New icemaker
• New equipment pumps
Aesthetic & Comfort Upgrades:
• All new Sunbrella exterior cushions
• New interior upholstery
• New Bimini canvas top
• New pillows and linens
• New dishes and silverware
• New SUP and Solstice float
Complete servicing, replacement, and upgrading of mechanical and electrical systems throughout. In addition to major technical enhancements, Heavenly features refreshed interior and exterior furnishings, upgraded amenities, guest robes in every cabin, and a surprise souvenir package to take home as a lasting memory of your charter
Amenities
Amenities
Helipad
Deck Jacuzzi
Air Conditioning
FullSun Awning
Deck Shower
Bimini
Hair Dryers
Wheelchair Access
Stabilizers
Onboard Entertainment
Onboard Entertainment
Salon TV/DVD
Salon Stereo/Music
Board Games
Dine In
8iPod/MP3 Hookups
Gym Equipment
Water Entertainment
Water Entertainment
Snorkel Gear
Tube
1Scurfer
Wakeboards
1Kayaks - 1 Man
Kayaks - 2 Man
Floating Mats
Beach Games
Fishing Gear
Under Water Camera
Under Water Video
Stand-up Paddle
2Sea Bobs
Sea Scooters
Dinghy
15'Dinghy HP
70HPDinghy Pax
8Swim Platform
Boarding Ladder (Loc/Type)
Fishing Gear Type
1 trolling and 2 spin cast# of Rods
3
Others
3 Waydoo Sea Scooters
2 Sunchill floating chairs
2 Stand Up Paddle Boards
1 Surfboard
1 Towable Tube
1 Wakeboard
1 Solstice Mesh Circle
1 Bote inflatable corn hole
Snorkeling Gear
Fishing Gear
Scuba Diving
Scuba Diving
Scuba
Yacht offers Rendezvous Diving onlyLicense Info
-Air Compressor
Not Onboard
Technical Details
Technical Details
Voltages
110VWater Maker
Water Capacity
250Ice Maker
Generator
Elevators
Charter Types
Charter Types
Special Diets
Kosher Diets
BBQ
Gay charters
Nudist Charters
Crew Smokes
Pets Onboard
Guest Pets Allowed
Children Allowed
Minimum Age
Water SafeGuest Smokes
No
Green Initiatives
Green Initiatives
Make drinking water tested for purity
Re-usable water bottles
Captain
Captain
Name
Eric Warner
Crew
Crew
Name
Madison HiteTitle
Chef/First Mate
Brief
Brief
Captain Eric
he ocean has always been a passion of mine, so I have designed a life on it! I bought my first boat with a close friend in 2016. Our Cantola 34’ was a trimaran that would race between my hometown of Santa Barbara and the one of a kind Santa Barbara Channel Islands National Park. Often ferrying surfboards, dive gear, and a dozen friends, we would take trips rain or shine to catch the best conditions at the islands. Naturally, this led to more boats and crewing local charters as part time work. Sharing the outdoors with others has always been easy with sailing, but to reach a larger audience I also spent years volunteering with outdoor education groups for kids and young adults. In 2020 I began phasing out of my job as a carpenter to pursue sailing further afield. After sailing a variety of yachts across oceans, for deliveries and for fun, I bought my second boat with the love of my life in 2022. Madison and I found our 42’ Albin Nimbus laid up in a boat yard in Nova Scotia, Canada. Our adventures took us down the East Coast and eventually offshore to the Lesser Antilles.
I hold a USCG Masters License and, as a captain, I want to share the joys of sailing with others in a fun and safe environment. I am a waterperson and derive immense joy from diving, wing foiling, and sailing. Ashore, I check in to island time and love to eat my way across town and check out local events. I have a life off the boat too. Time on land is spent visiting family across the US, taking off on rock climbing/mountaineering excursions, and crafts like brewing, wood working, and music. I have sailed throughout the Eastern Caribbean, all the Hawaiian islands, and much of the Pacific Coast of North America. Of all the areas I have sailed, I have found the Virgin Islands to be absolutely idyllic. I would love to share them with you!
Chef Madison
Winner of 1st Place in Rum Mixology at the 2024 VIPCA Charter Yacht Show
My favorite way to get to know someone is over a shared meal. Growing up in the Midwest, my family communed over holidays and special events with big, good food as the centerpoint. Between sharing time in the kitchen with a large family and picking food fresh from the garden, food was a cornerstone of my upbringing.
When I moved to the West Coast at 18, I found myself naturally creating this wherever I landed. Initially, this looked like cooking for nanny clients and working with a holistic nutritionist serving pop-up dinners. Over time, as my career in management took me further from the kitchen, I started hosting themed dinners for friends, cooking my way through different cookbooks and cuisines that intrigued me. This led me to working for a catering company where I really got to hone my skills in a professional setting. While I loved the creativity and total immersion in food, I also wanted to feed my adventurous side…
Eric and I got a wild hare and decided it was time to pursue the dream of cruising full time. So we sold everything, bought a boat, and started sailing! We began in Nova Scotia, CA, sailing down the east coast of the US and then finally through the Caribbean down to Trinidad. Throughout this time, I had more space than ever to dive into my hobbies. While of course that largely meant walking through any grocery store or open air market I could find and tasting new things along the way, it also meant more time for play! Some of my favorite things outside of the galley are snorkeling, rock climbing, stand up paddle boarding, hiking, swimming, drawing, playing ukulele, tattooing, trying to wingfoil, and reading.
While this might make me sound busy (which I can be!), I also find few greater joys than tying a float out behind the boat, sipping a cocktail, and taking in the beauty of the places I get to call home. “Il dolce far niente”, which means the sweetness of doing nothing in Italian, is also such a beautiful part of being in stunning places with good company.
I look forward to sharing the magic of these islands with you and yours.
he ocean has always been a passion of mine, so I have designed a life on it! I bought my first boat with a close friend in 2016. Our Cantola 34’ was a trimaran that would race between my hometown of Santa Barbara and the one of a kind Santa Barbara Channel Islands National Park. Often ferrying surfboards, dive gear, and a dozen friends, we would take trips rain or shine to catch the best conditions at the islands. Naturally, this led to more boats and crewing local charters as part time work. Sharing the outdoors with others has always been easy with sailing, but to reach a larger audience I also spent years volunteering with outdoor education groups for kids and young adults. In 2020 I began phasing out of my job as a carpenter to pursue sailing further afield. After sailing a variety of yachts across oceans, for deliveries and for fun, I bought my second boat with the love of my life in 2022. Madison and I found our 42’ Albin Nimbus laid up in a boat yard in Nova Scotia, Canada. Our adventures took us down the East Coast and eventually offshore to the Lesser Antilles.
I hold a USCG Masters License and, as a captain, I want to share the joys of sailing with others in a fun and safe environment. I am a waterperson and derive immense joy from diving, wing foiling, and sailing. Ashore, I check in to island time and love to eat my way across town and check out local events. I have a life off the boat too. Time on land is spent visiting family across the US, taking off on rock climbing/mountaineering excursions, and crafts like brewing, wood working, and music. I have sailed throughout the Eastern Caribbean, all the Hawaiian islands, and much of the Pacific Coast of North America. Of all the areas I have sailed, I have found the Virgin Islands to be absolutely idyllic. I would love to share them with you!
Chef Madison
Winner of 1st Place in Rum Mixology at the 2024 VIPCA Charter Yacht Show
My favorite way to get to know someone is over a shared meal. Growing up in the Midwest, my family communed over holidays and special events with big, good food as the centerpoint. Between sharing time in the kitchen with a large family and picking food fresh from the garden, food was a cornerstone of my upbringing.
When I moved to the West Coast at 18, I found myself naturally creating this wherever I landed. Initially, this looked like cooking for nanny clients and working with a holistic nutritionist serving pop-up dinners. Over time, as my career in management took me further from the kitchen, I started hosting themed dinners for friends, cooking my way through different cookbooks and cuisines that intrigued me. This led me to working for a catering company where I really got to hone my skills in a professional setting. While I loved the creativity and total immersion in food, I also wanted to feed my adventurous side…
Eric and I got a wild hare and decided it was time to pursue the dream of cruising full time. So we sold everything, bought a boat, and started sailing! We began in Nova Scotia, CA, sailing down the east coast of the US and then finally through the Caribbean down to Trinidad. Throughout this time, I had more space than ever to dive into my hobbies. While of course that largely meant walking through any grocery store or open air market I could find and tasting new things along the way, it also meant more time for play! Some of my favorite things outside of the galley are snorkeling, rock climbing, stand up paddle boarding, hiking, swimming, drawing, playing ukulele, tattooing, trying to wingfoil, and reading.
While this might make me sound busy (which I can be!), I also find few greater joys than tying a float out behind the boat, sipping a cocktail, and taking in the beauty of the places I get to call home. “Il dolce far niente”, which means the sweetness of doing nothing in Italian, is also such a beautiful part of being in stunning places with good company.
I look forward to sharing the magic of these islands with you and yours.
Guests
8Cabins
4Crew
2- Cabins4
- Queen(s)4
- Showers4
- Wash Basins5
- Electric Heads5
- Heads5
- Paper in HeadsYes
Size / Year Built / Builder
62.0 Ft / 2016 / LagoonOther specifications
- Beam32.10 Feet
- Draft5.1 Feet
- TypeCatamaran
Cabin beds
4 Queen(s)
Currency:USD
- EUR
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