Boat rental in Fiji · Outremer — Outremer 51 (2019)

Escape on Blue Pearl, an Outremer 51: Performance and Serenity in Fiji Embark on an extraordinary sailing experience aboard our Blue Pearl, the benchmark catamaran for those who refuse to compromise between absolute comfort and exhilarating speed. About Blue Pearl A true thoroughbred of the seas, this 15-meter catamaran combines exceptional handling with luxurious living space. Capacity: 6 people (3 spacious double cabins). Equipment: Fully equipped galley (oven, large refrigerator, freezer), high-capacity watermaker for complete autonomy, solar panels, and a huge cockpit protected from the sun. Safety: Complete offshore safety equipment, state-of-the-art B&G electronics, and a motorized tender for landings on secluded beaches. The boat's story: From passion to adventure We bought this Outremer to circumnavigate the globe and invite you to share our journey with us during key stops. It's a catamaran that glides along with the slightest breeze. We crossed part of the Pacific as a family before dropping anchor in this magical archipelago. Whether on sporty outings to test our limits or peaceful anchorages in the lagoons, it always offered us moments of pure freedom. The sailing area: The paradise of the Mamanuca and Yasawa Islands The boat is based at Port Denarau Marina, the ideal starting point for exploring western Fiji. The Mamanuca Islands: Just a few miles from the port, this is the setting for "Cast Away." Ideal for island hopping. The Yasawa Islands: A chain of wilder volcanic islands, perfect for those seeking authenticity and endless turquoise waters. My local tips and secrets The must-see stop: The Blue Lagoon (Nanuya Lailai) in the Yasawa Islands. The water is unrealistically clear. The "feet in the sand" restaurant: The Musket Cove Marina Bar. Relaxed yachting atmosphere and barbecues under the palm trees. The secret spot: The Sawa-i-Lau caves. Dive into natural underground pools in the heart of the sacred mountains. Top activity: Snorkeling with manta rays at Drawaqa Island (between May and October). A truly unforgettable experience. A little anecdote: On our first night in the Yasawa Islands, a family of dolphins came to play under the catamaran's net while we were anchored beneath an incredibly clear, starry sky. Ready to set sail? We would be delighted to advise you on your itinerary and help you plan this unforgettable cruise.